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Since 1999 this sexy lounge has attracted a crossection of New Yorkers and expats with world beats and live music. The friendly service and individual attention has ensured that they keep coming back. |
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6/10 |
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Pinball! Pool and not much else, in this comfortable, relaxed extremely low key dive. |
East Village 135 Ave. A
(btwn St. Marks Place & 9th St.)
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6/10 |
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Outfitted in the style of an ultra-trendy lounge in, say, Boise Idaho, this former dive bar now boasts a velvet rope and electronic shot measures. On weekends, hip-hop DJs draw a primarily Asian crowd. |
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-/10 |
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It's not hard to imagine that you're in New England at this low key, rustic bar and restaurant. It might be easier than getting your head around the fact you're eating a $20 kobe burger on Avenue B. |
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5/10 |
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East Village outpost of Williamsburg's Alligator lounge offering a free pizza with every beer. |
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7/10 |
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Easily missed, this basement restaurant and bar, has a relaxed vibe and a warm welcoming atmosphere. Their's a rich selection of Belgian Ales and microbrews on draft to compliment a shifting seasonal menu. |
East Village 43 E. 7th St.
(btwn Second and Third Aves.)
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7/10 |
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DJ lounge in the former Climax space. |
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-/10 |
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Cozy candle lit hookah bar with belly dancers and DJs. |
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10/10 |
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Below the generic Irish pub One and One is this generic, but popular dance space. |
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-/10 |
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Behind the frosted glass of its unmarked entrance is the coolest bar you've never been to. Subway tile walls, bare bulbs, tin ceilings and exposed brick create a comfortable, worn in ambience. But the real draw here is a crowd that reminds you of how cool the East Village once was…if you can remember that far back. |
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7/10 |
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