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White Slab Palace may look out onto bustling Delancey, but its ambiance is sexily subdued. The décor in this Scandinavian joint is as serene as a fjord, while the staff and soundtrack effortlessly balance chill with engaging. |
Chinatown 77 Delancey Street
(btwn Allen & Orchard)
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When a bar is this small the people are the atmosphere. And the atmosphere here is usually great. Drinks specials vary nightly, but there's always a two for one deal from 12pm to 1am. |
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This unmarked bar with a garage sale design ethic is remincent of the LES that existed ten years ago. A grungy bar for the unselfconsciously hip. |
Chinatown 131 Chrystie St
(btwn Broome & Delancey St)
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This cozy and unpretentious Austrian restaurant and bar serves home-style meat heavy dishes as well as a good selection of hard to find and seasonal German and Austrian brews. They also make their own pickles and pretzels. |
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There's a certain subversive symmetry to a meat market beneath a vegetarian restaurant (Broadway East).However, thanks to the ease of finding parking in Chinatown, and a conspicous lack of neighborhood locals that seems about as edgy as this basement DJ den gets. |
Chinatown 171 E. Broadway
(btwn Jefferson & Rutgers)
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The owners of Welcome to the Johnsons' bring you this new dive with a candy and soda pop theme. |
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7/10 |
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Sasha Petraske conceived NYC's cocktail craze, and now he's aborting it. The only thing that you'll be able to persuade him to mix into your drink at his latest bar is ice, and even that's viewed with suspicion. At least you'll get your drink fast. |
Chinatown 21 Essex St.
(btwn Hester & Canal St.)
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Low key, quiet and cozy, a perfect spot for a tête à tête. |
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A sleepy Chinatown alley far from the beaten nightlife trail is home to this dimly lit and richly appointed bar as apothecary. |
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A minimalist dance and DJ focused club stays open til 4am 7 nights a week. It's crazy corny fun for a crowd way too busy bouncin' to bother with bottle service. |
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