Stretching Your Dollar: Neir's Tavern Remains One of NYC's Oldest Bars

As we observe Black owned business month, Cheddar News is highlighting Neir's Tavern. Opening in 1829, it remains one of New York City's longest standing bars. Owner Loy Gordon spoke to Cheddar News senior reporter Michelle Castillo about the history of the tavern, saving it from the brink of closure and its role in the iconic 'Goodfellas' film.

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