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Wood floors, brick walls, pressed tin ceilings and candlit tables create a warm and relaxing ambience for light tapas and a reasonable priced wine selection.
East Village
620 6th St
(btwn B & C)
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-/10
Carved wood panels, persian rugs, candelabras and a sandstone fireplace all collaborate to create a regal Victorian atmosphere. Too bad this bar's technically for hotel guests only.
East Village
335 Bowery
(at 3rd St.)
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-/10
The front room of this popular Asian lounge/restaurant is taken up by a gigantic horseshoe shaped bar that provides nice angles for making eye contact while you sip your Lychee Martini.
East Village
212 Ave. A
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6/10
A prototypical East Village bar where the motley crowd starts to gather at noon on weekdays. On a recent Wednesday afternoon we shared the bar with hells angels, hipsters, and a host of friendly neighborhood regulars.
East Village
95 E. 3rd St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave)
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8/10
The only Soviet themed gay bar in New York is a cruisey little place with a neighborhood crowd.
East Village
505 E. 6th St.
(btwn 6th & 7th St)
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9/10
AKA Duke's Bar. $3 daily happy hour specials 4-8pm.
East Village
129 Ave. C
(btwn 8th & 9th St)
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-/10
A succession of straight bars (Ice Bar, Patio) have tried and failed to make a home here. Now it's finally gay as the day with the aim of providing an upscale alternative to its next door neighbors The Urge and The Cock.
East Village
31 2nd Ave.
(btwn 2nd & 1st St.)
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-/10
The former Opaline space has been transformed into a giant dinner and world music venue.
East Village
85 Ave. A.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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7/10
This NYC outpost of the Vegas Double Down has a long wooden bar and a pool table in back. The wall is emblazed with a disclaimer: You puke. You clean it. It might seem odd until you realize they serve a Bacon Martini (made with real bacon) and a shot called Ass Juice made from undisclosed ingrediants.
East Village
14 Ave. A
(btwn 1st & 2nd St)
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-/10
This country and western dive bar is cheap, dirty and smells of piss and vomit, but unlike Coyote Ugly and Hogs & Heifers the bar dancing here is spontaneous not choreographer and there's nary a tourist or collared shirt in the place.
East Village
141 Ave. A
(at 9th St.)
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-/10
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