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There's gay porn on the TV, Go-Go boys, and the walls are bedecked in metal fencing. We recommend it as an ideal place to form beautiful, lasting relationships - particularly after 2am in the downstairs lounge.
Upper East Side
1742 2nd Ave.
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-/10
The theme is wild west, but the scene is waitresses in mini skirts pushing jello shots and frat boys playing beer pong and Big Buck Hunter.
Upper East Side
1683 1st Ave.
(btwn 87th & 88th)
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-/10
The king of sports bars in sports bar land.
Upper East Side
1770 2nd Ave.
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The Italian wine bar and restaurant Focaccia Fiorentina has been redesigned and rechristened Felice, Italian for happiness.
Upper East Side
1166 1st Ave.
(at 64th St)
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-/10
The former Snapper Creek is now East End Tavern. There's no shortage of Plasma TVs, and the food's pretty reasonable.
Upper East Side
1589 1st Ave.
(btwn 82nd & 83rd St.)
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-/10
Tall ceilings, a corner location, clean taps, outstanding BBQ and Texas sized portions.
Upper East Side
1485 2nd Ave.
(at 77th St.)
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5/10
Successfully replicates the frat party feel of Mardi Gras without all of that distracting cajun culture. The magic recipe: $1 well drinks for girls on Thursday nights.
Upper East Side
1768 2nd Ave.
(at 92nd St.)
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8/10
Make no mistake, this is no self-conciously trendy, hipster dive. This is the real deal.
Upper East Side
143 E. 60th St.
(btwn 3rd and Lexington Ave)
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7/10
It's a good idea to down a few of the giant margaritas at this tex-mex restaurant and bar before making your way to the food.
Upper East Side
1600 3rd Ave.
(at 90th St)
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-/10
Irish bar on the UES. You know the drill: 10 Plasma TVs, sports packages, rotating happy hour specials, wings, (yawn) and, um, beer.
Upper East Side
1664 1st Ave.
(btwn 86th & 87th)
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10/10
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