Cedar Tavern, Historical bar in Greenwich Village, US
The Cedar Tavern occupied a three-story building at 24 University Place, featuring a mahogany bar built from South American wood in 1866.
The establishment changed locations three times from 1866 to 2006, starting on Cedar Street before moving to University Place in Greenwich Village.
Abstract Expressionist painters Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and Mark Rothko gathered at Cedar Tavern to discuss their artistic pursuits.
The original Cedar Tavern closed in 2006, but its mahogany bar now resides at Eberly restaurant in Austin, Texas.
Jackson Pollock received a ban from Cedar Tavern after causing damage to the restroom facilities during one of his visits.
Location: Manhattan
GPS coordinates: 40.73360,-73.99330
Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:53
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