Celebrating the legendary Irish playwright, Oscar Wilde has New York City’s longest bar at 118.5 feet. Located at the former headquarters of NYC’s Bureau of Prohibition, the 5,874-square-foot, Victorian-themed bar features a cocktail list that reflects both the Victorian and Prohibition eras. Design features and artifacts have been hand-selected from all over the globe, including a Belgian piano from the 1890s, a standing clock from England from the 1880s, painted glass from Milan dating back to the late 19th century, antique fireplaces and more.