Caroline St Pub

Located on Caroline Street in downtown Saratoga Springs, Spa City Tap & Barrel is a favorite among locals for its lively atmosphere, 30+ rotating beers on tap, signature cocktails, live music, trivia, karaoke, and game nights. Known as one of Saratoga's go-to neighborhood bars, it's the perfect place to gather with friends and experience the energy of the city's nightlife scene.

Eclectic bar for good cocktails and a little something we like to call a “Lucy”

All-in-one sports bar, grill & dance hall spread over 5 floors is topped by a scenic rooftop patio.

Traditional hangout with a down-to-earth atmosphere, plus a pool table, darts & live music.

The Bourbon Room, nestled in the heart of Saratoga Springs, NY, is a quintessential destination for aficionados of fine bourbon and Southern hospitality. From the moment you step through its doors, you're enveloped in an atmosphere that seamlessly blends vintage charm with contemporary allure. At the heart of the Bourbon Room stands its pièce de résistance – the bar. Stretching across the length of the room, it boasts an impressive array of bourbon selections meticulously curated from distilleries across the country. From rare single barrels to small-batch gems and iconic labels, the bar offers a treasure trove for whiskey enthusiasts eager to explore the nuances of America's native spirit.

Jazz lounge in 1880s-era digs pours hundreds of single malts & martinis over a mahogany bar.

The Misfit, bar and cocktail lounge.

Tin & Lint is that of a classic dive bar, featuring dim lighting, carved wooden benches, and walls adorned with decades of memorabilia. Patrons enjoy affordable drinks, friendly service, and a laid-back vibe that has remained unchanged for over 50 years. Tin & Lint opened in 1970 in Saratoga Springs, New York, when Tom Malone, Dale Easter, and Davis Mead purchased a small, unnamed bar and transformed it into a lively gathering place. The bar quickly became a cornerstone of the city’s counterculture scene, attracting a diverse crowd of locals, college students, musicians, and bikers. In 1990, longtime bartender Jim Stanley took over ownership, maintaining its original charm and ensuring it remained a beloved local institution.