Post No Bills

Tucked away on Bushwick Avenue, Post No Bills offers a refreshingly unpretentious escape in East Williamsburg’s bustling bar scene. This narrow, cash-only haunt balances dive-bar charm with subtle sophistication, featuring tin walls adorned with vintage concert posters[5] and a soundtrack blending Goth rock with eclectic beats[3].

Atmosphere
The space channels a laid-back, neighborhood vibe with wooden stools, dim lighting, and a mix of locals and curious newcomers. Bartenders here are known for their warmth and skill, whether crafting a rye Manhattan[3] or slinging $6 beer-and-shot combos during happy hour[3].

Drinks & Bites
While the menu leans into simplicity, classics shine:

• Draft beers (rotating local brews)
• Mezcal negronis with a smoky kick[3]
• Affordable wines and well-executed cocktails like the Blackened Shrimp Basket (a nod to its seafood-shack roots)[1][5]

Events & Vibes
Thursdays transform the bar into a karaoke hub, while Tuesdays host rowdy trivia nights[3]. Though quieter early in the week, weekends buzz with regulars debating the merits of Eminem vs. Frank Sinatra playlists[3].

A bartender summed it up best: “We’re here for good drinks, weird music, and zero pretense.” With its mix of grit and charm, Post No Bills remains a steadfast favorite for those seeking authenticity in a rapidly changing neighborhood[1][3][5].