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Comfortable and off the beaten track Lolita Bar is that rare Manhattan bar where you could almost imagine you were in Brooklyn.
Chinatown
266 Broome St.
(at Allen St.)
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6/10
The palpable sexuality of this spot, may make you wonder if the environs have somehow been imbued with the spiritual essense of the thousands of orgasms experienced in this former Chinatown massage parlor.
Chinatown
302 Broome St.
(btwn Forsyth and Eldridge)
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7/10
The nautical themed Italian Restaurant and bar formerly known as Nautilus has a 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea vibe.
Chinatown
100 Forsyth St.
(btwn Broome & Grand)
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6/10
Inexpensive, divey chinatown pool hall.
Chinatown
90 Eldridge St
(btwn Grand & Hester)
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-/10
Hipster home far enough down Orchard to entirely lose the wandering Saturday night B&T masses.
Chinatown
3 Orchard St.
(at Canal St.)
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6/10
GoldBar does oppulence rather well. Gold ceilings, gold chandeliers, gold tables, gold curtains, gold walls covered in tiny gold skulls all add up to a significant wow factor. Unfortunatly they also add up to an environment about as comfortable and welcoming as a bank vault. A standard cocktail will run $14, and the door policy can be brutal.
Chinatown
389 Broome St.
(at Mulberry St.)
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8/10
Giant tri-level rock bar one-ups The Delancey.
Chinatown
105 Eldridge St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St)
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8/10
This tapas and tequila bar is adorned with Chinese lanterns and tapestries merging influences from the two vibrant communities it is perched between.
Chinatown
253 Broome St.
(btwn Orchard & Ludlow St.)
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7/10
Chinatown
40 Mulberry St.
(at Mosco St.)
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-/10
Relaxed dive bar. Now with dancing!
Chinatown
169 E. Broadway
(btwn Rutgers and Jefferson St.)
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7/10
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