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Fantastic blintzes, borcht, latkes, and vodka tonics make this 24-hour diner and Avenue A old-timer a neighborhood favorite.
East Village
117 Ave. A
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8/10
It's easy to pass the time at this friendly gay and lesbian bar. Twenty somethings easily mingle thanks a variety of cruising conveyances, a pool table, pinball, karaoke machine, and video games
East Village
322 E. 14th St.
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-/10
A corner dive bar with an unexpectedly good kitchen. Grab a booth with some friends on a Saturday after get a few cheap beers and some beer battered catfish fingers, and watch the world go by out the bay view windows overlooking Houston street.
East Village
5 Ave. A
(at Houston St.)
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6/10
Good music, 3 rooms with 3 very different vibes, and a neighorhood crowd looking to get drunk and hook up.
East Village
112 Ave. A
(at 7th St.)
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7/10
Like it's sister bar Sophie's on 5th Street, Mona's is one of the last truly great East Village dives. It inspires rabid loyalty but offers little more than cheap pints and a generous pour, but in this rapidly gentrifying hood it's a rare and precious thing.
East Village
224 Ave B
(btwn 13th & 14th St)
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-/10
The diviest of the E. Village dives, and that's a pretty low bar to slide under.
East Village
25 E. 1st St.
(at 1st St)
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8/10
Owned and operated by Dick Manitoba a former front man for The Dictators, Manitoba's, while not exactly a punk bar per se, remains true to the spirit of punk - camaraderie and anit-materialism. The crowd's as friendly as any you'll find, a Rheingold can be had for $3, and no cover live bands play here most nights. With a combo like that it's hard to think of a reason not to go.
East Village
99 Ave. B
(btwn 6th & 7th Ave)
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6/10
This big, clean, well lit Irish bar has one of the best pints of Guinness in the city. A good place for big groups, for watching the footie or rugby, or just to just relax with a friend and play a game of Jenga.
East Village
126 1st Ave.
(btwn 7th & 8th St.)
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7/10
Tiny French restaurant and bar draws in neigborhood crowds with its top notch filet mignon and bouillabaisse.
East Village
13 1st Ave.
(btwn 1st & 2nd St)
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7/10
Pooch friendly restaurant/bar has Flamenco guitarists on Tuesday nights.
East Village
119 St Marks Pl
(1st & Ave A)
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-/10
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