Phebe's

Nash competes for two city soccer clubs—one affiliated with the communications firm The Promotion Factory, and another sponsored by Phebe's, the East Village bar.

A New York Soccer Dude Named Steve Jason Gay 2011

A group of imbibers hit downtown Manhattan bars that stayed open, such as Lillie's, Side Bar, Village Pourhouse and Phebe's.

Sleepovers, Bar Parties, 'Flashlight Discos' Mike Vilensky 2011

Living on 10th Street between Fifth ­Avenue and University Place, I drank at Phebe's and the Cedar Tavern, and I worked at the Public Theater when Joe Papp was its emperor — all places where we find Ms. Martin's protagonist, an actor named Edward Day.

Love and Work Off-Broadway 2009

Envisioning Phebe's decorations as homey placecard holders for my own table, but lacking a youngster to enlist in the making, I made Phebe's turkeys myself.

EllynAnne Geisel: Naked Tabletop No Need for Tailspin 2009

Phebe's death is the launching point for Alice Wexler's detailed and evocative portrait of a community now best known as a summer playground for the rich and famous.

No Need for Despair 2008

Phebe's return, but when he declined uncertainly he wasn't pressed.

The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

In itself it wasn't wicked; circumstance had made it seem wrong; Phebe's greenish hair, the mark of so much spoiled, Hannah's unhappy death -- were the result of aspirations; they fretted and bruised, even killed themselves, like gay young animals, innocent animals, in a dark lonely enclosure.

The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

Hannah had been unreasonably distracted by the actuality of Phebe's return -- the Phebe who had gone away from the mountains and become an actress.

The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

But the legend of Phebe's beauty and talent was a part of the Braley household.

The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

An instant vague depression settled over him; Hannah, only the minute before in his arms, seemed to draw away from him, remote and unconcerned by anything but Phebe's extraordinary return.

The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917