—TimeOut New York
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—Stacey Cook, The Brooklyn Rail
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—The New Yorker
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Not only that, but fans of honky-tonk, bluegrass and rockabilly don’t need o plan a trip around it. There’s a spirited country scene every weeknd in New York City and, modest though it may be, you’d need a cold, cold heart not to be charmed. —Seth Kugel, The New York Times
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—Phil Wahba, San Antonio Express-News
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—Kurt Gottschalk, Village Voice
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—Tommy Fernandez, Crain’s New York
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–—Nate Schweber, Village Voice
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—Robert Baird, No Depression
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Best Hootenanny Series The last Thursday of every month, Buttermilk hosts the CASHANK HOOTENANNY JAMBOREE, “an acoustic classic country jam” where everyone is invited to play country songs from before 1970, preferably written by Hank Williams or Johnny Cash. Songs must contain four chords or less, so eager locals, filling the room with their banjos, fiddles, washboards, and tambourines, can follow along. The rowdy strumming, along with a pitcher of Yuengling, is enough to soothe a cowboy’s heartache. —Lori Cole, The Village Voice
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—Chiara Cowan, The Brooklyn Paper
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—Spike Vrusho, New York Sports Express
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