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The bar formerly known as Tracy Js has karaoke and little else to recommend it (if in fact karaoke is a reason to recommend it as all).
Grammercy
106 E. 19th St.
(btwn Irving & Park Ave)
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1/10
When the game's on it's as good as any place to watch it. When the game's not on it's as good as any place to watch a room full of helmuts swarm a couple of Jersey girls like flys on shit.
Grammercy
192 3rd Ave.
(btwn 17th & 18th St.)
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-/10
Grammercy
54 Irving Pl.
(btwn 17th &18th St)
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A close second to McSorleys Ale House for title of oldest bar in NYC. Pete's Tavern is a surprisingly low key place for a quality pint, although you may wish to stear clear of the food.
Grammercy
129 E. 18th St.
(at Irving Pl.)
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5/10
If your first name is on the black board you're drinking for free all night long.
Grammercy
30 E. 20th St.
(btwn Broadway & Park Ave.)
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-/10
Grammercy
42 E. 20th St.
(Park Ave and Broadway)
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-/10
Grammercy
40 E. 20th St.
(btwn Broadway & Park Ave. South)
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The owner's of City Crab introduce Grammercy to the concept of low key quality by serving up delicious, inexpensive Southern food.
Grammercy
99 E. 19th St.
(btwn Park Ave & Irving)
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8/10
A fire place in the winter and a garden for the summer make for an ideal year around spot for a quiet martini with friends, rich friends.
Grammercy
56 Irving Pl.
(btwn 17th & 18th St)
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It's tiny and often crowded, but the light makes the crowd look as delicious as the tapas, and the wine list is both thoughtful and reasonable.
Grammercy
126 E. 17th St.
(at Irving Pl.)
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-/10
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