Gay Bar, Mattachine Night, Drink Specials, Party Venue

159 West 10th Street, New York, NY 10014

(877) 746-0528

Julius' Tee Shirts are now available for Sale

M	Mattachine Party Hosted by Julius' Starts at 8pm Thursday night Live DJ Nov. 18th *PLEASE BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR VACCINATION CARD AND PROOF OF AGE

g	After Dark Party* Kick off at 8:00 pm Saturday November 20, 2021 Join us at Julius' Happy Hour starts from 8pm to 9pm. No Cover charge. *PLEASE BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR VACCINATION CARD AND PROOF OF AGE

Julius' Tee Shirts For Sale $30 plus $5 Shipping

Made of Cotton Material & Available in Small, Medium, Large.
Get yours today! Ask your bartender for details and purchase.

New Business Hours

Monday - We will to be opened.

Effective Immediately

Monday - Thursday 4:00pm - 2:00am

Friday - 4pm to 4 am.

Saturday - 12:00 noon to 4:00 am.

Sunday - 12:00 noon to 2:00 am.

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Julius' made the list of one of the oldest bars in Manhattan. According to Thrilist.com,
Opened: 1840
First holding court as a grocery store in 1840, then as a bar in 1864, today it’s one of the city’s oldest gay bars.

Real-talk: the best-kept secret at this joint is their juicy burgers. ©

Drink & Food

Sept. 6th Mondays we will be opened

Monday - Thursday 4:00pm - 12:00 Midnight

Friday - 4:00pm - 2am.

Saturday 12 noon - 2 am.

Sunday 12 noon - 12 am.

Food kitchen Hours

Monday - Thursday until 11pm.

Friday 4pm to 12 midnight

Saturday 12 noon - 12 midnight

Sunday noon until 12 midnight

Outdoor Seating hours

Sunday - Thursday opened until

10pm

Friday and Saturday opened until

11pm

Who We Are

A bar has continuously operated here since the mid-19th century known as Julius's by around 1930. It started to attract a gay clientele by the 1960's. On April 21, 1966, an event later known as the “Sip-In” was organized by members of the Mattachine Society. Inspired by civil rights sit-in in the south, they set out to challenge the State Liquor Authority's discriminatory policy of revoking the licenses of bars that served gay men and lesbians. The refusal of service to those who intentionally revealed they were “homosexuals” was publicized and photographed. It was one of the earliest pre-Stonewall public actions for LGBT rights, and a big step forward in legitimizing LGBT bars in New York.

http://www.nyclgbtsites.org/theme/village-pride-tour/
http://www.nyclgbtsites.org/site/julius
Ken Lustbader co-director from NYC -History site project

Julius' host "Mattachine Night", every third Thursday of the month. We would love to see you.

Resource Links

Learn More about Julius

For more information about LGBT history please click on link nyclgbtsites.org

Happy Hour

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Proudly Serving
New York City

Landmarks: Located on 10th Street and Waverly. At Penn Station,
Take the #1 Train to Christopher Street, the #2 or #3 Train to 14th Street or the A, C, E, B, D, F or V Train to West 4th Street

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