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10/10 |
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Asian/hipster karaoke joint is a people watcher's dream. |
Chinatown 104 Bayard St.
(btwn Baxter & Mulberry)
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A bar that measures it's worth in flat screen TVs seems unlikely for this well off the beaten track location, but, well, here it is. |
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2/10 |
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A jungle themed Chinatown billiards hall with one of the few snooker tables in the city. |
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7/10 |
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This Chinatown gem has tin ceilings, dim lights, and a unique selection of organic wines. Throw in small plates like wild boar sausage, sea bass ceviche, and prociutto and goat cheese cigars, and you have a near perfect date spot. |
Chinatown 247 Broome St.
(btwn Ludlow & Orchard St.)
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After a run in with the makers of the beer of the same name the Jamaican bar Red Stripe has been redubbed Spur Tree. There's nightly DJs spinning reggae and dub, a big back garden, and tasty Jamaican food. |
Chinatown 76 Orchard St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St.)
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5/10 |
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5/10 |
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Exquisitely crafted cocktails which lost much of their luster as the prices climbed from $8 to $11 and have no settled at $15. You'll need reservations to get in the door |
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10/10 |
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An intimate cocktail temple from the owner of Milk & Honey. It shares the same sophistication and meticulous attention to detail without the pretenses or reservations only policy. |
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8/10 |
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Five tasty dumplings or four pork buns for a $1 dollar. A can of coke for $.75. One of the last true bargains left in this city. |
Chinatown 99 Allen St.
(btwn Delancey and Broome)
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8/10 |
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