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Sprawling, labyrinthine Chinese restaurant and underground lounge has nightly DJs and a slammed weekend scene. |
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4/10 |
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If you like Yuengling and you like happy hour, how does $2 a pint sound. |
East Village 140 1st Ave.
(btwn St Marks & 9th St)
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6/10 |
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There's a crashed plane in the backyard. The bartenders' are Irish and the crowds' mostly expat. |
East Village 29 St. Marks Pl
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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7/10 |
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Like most bars on St. Marks this casual, comfortable Irish bar transforms into a heaving cauldron of humanity on weekends. |
East Village 122-126 St. Marks Pl.
(btwn 1st & A)
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8/10 |
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Narrow railroad style East Village bar, strangely comfy, but the kind of place where If you can't find a seat the only way to stand is awkardly. |
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6/10 |
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The homogenity craving residents of the Avalon Chrystie building finally have a wine bar to call their own. Plasma TVs, track lighting, and high top tables create an atmosphere as reassuringly generic as a Starbucks Coffee. |
East Village 13 E. 1st St.
(btwn Bowery & 2nd St.)
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-/10 |
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A minimal, dark, clubby DJ den in the former Remote Lounge space. |
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-/10 |
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A 2,000 square foot West African supper club with a retractable roof in the most unlikely of locations. |
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-/10 |
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Just your friendly neighborhood gay dive bar with a pool table, young crowd, great jukebox and believe it or not Bass on tap. |
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-/10 |
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A low key latin restaurant and bar where you can relax at a table before or after the dinner rush and enjoy a bottle or three of reasonably priced wine, and then stop by the next morning to nurse your hangover with a mimosa and huevos frittas. |
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8/10 |
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