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The focus of this wine bar from the owners of Hearth is as the name suggests - terrior. The capacity of a wine to express it's origins in it's flavor. There's just 25 seats, but there's over 200 bottles to choose from. |
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A large selection of bottles and a warm and inviting atmosphere have made this cheese and wine bar an instant neighborhood favorite. |
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8/10 |
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A large but otherwise unremarkable pub is at its best in the summer when the patio makes a great place to sip a pint and people watch. |
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6/10 |
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Sexy candle lit lounge with a bar area upstairs and DJ space below. On weekends it can get so crowded you'll want to step outside for air. |
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7/10 |
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On weekend nights this friendly Australian BBQ restaurant turned late night pick-up scene packs its railroad digs with teeming humanity. Depending on the individual the result is either a palpable sexuality of flesh pressed to flesh or a mild agoraphobia. |
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St Marks sports bar attracts a college crowd with it 24 beers on tap 7 TVs. For Monday night football here's where you want to be, but on Saturday night steer clear. |
East Village 2 St. Marks Pl.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
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6/10 |
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Straight forward neighborhood bar with a pool table and decent bar food. |
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7/10 |
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A perfect pint of Guinness, a backyard garden, and efficient and friendly service has earned St. Dymphna's a following of loyal regulars. |
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A cheap, comfortable, unassuming dive that draws a relaxed and eclectic crowd. Young and old, gay and straight, well of and dirt poor all come here for $3.50 pints of McSorley's and a friendly game of pool. |
East Village 509 E. 5th St.
(btwn Aves. A and B)
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Different rooms with different music on different floors means that there's always somewhere to escape to if you don't like the vibe where you are. It's a good place to bring a large group with disparate tastes. |
East Village 232 E. 9th St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
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6/10 |
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