Pfaff's Cellar

Pfaff's, opened in 1855 by Charles Pfaff, was a famous beer cellar in Greenwich Village, New York City. It became a gathering place for writers, artists, and bohemians, including Walt Whitman and Ada Clare. Henry Clapp, Jr. launched The Saturday Press there, supporting Leaves of Grass and publishing Mark Twain. 

Pfaff moved his business to Midtown. The original location became a factory, then a disco, and later a restaurant.