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This sexy lounge lies just below the Greek restaurant Parea. A selection of ouzos, tapas, and Greek and Turkish beers ensures the large banquettes remain full of moneyed Mediterraneans. |
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This cozy Irish bar has Imperial (20oz) pints, 16 beers on tap, two pool tables, a dart board, and an Erotic Photo Hunt Game. Really what more could you need? |
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This beautiful, elegant space on the roof of the Grammercy Park Hotel feels more like a home in architectural digest than a hotel bar. Hotel guests only. |
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The women tend to slightly more "real" than your average strip club, and thus infinitely more interesting. |
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The gimmic is that you can reserve one of nine rooms for for $350-$800. Which begs the question why not just get a real hotel room instead seeing as the club, with it's discreet groups of corporate types, is far less interesting than any of the W Hotel's bars. |
Grammercy 35 E. 21st St.
(btwn Broadway & Park Ave S.)
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Since 1892 this former speakeasy just north of Union Square has been pitching pints to punters of all stripes. Nightly a crowd spanning generations and socioenomics fills the booths and saddles up to the 50 foot mahogany bar. |
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From celebrity rolodex, to Page Six, to Citysearch's 10 best list, to the gutter. With a roaring fireplace and vaulted ceilings the Rose Bar feels chic and sophisticatated, unfortunately its overblown publicity has ensured very few of its patrons are. |
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Attractive upscale hotel bar serves $15 cocktails to a crowd which is at least for now mostly hotel guests. |
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An attractive suited after work crowd mingles aggresively all the while protecting their martini's from one another's jostling. The resultings late night scene is one of amorous PDAs and a Grey Goose slicked floor. |
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A simple and straight forward bar. What it's missing in personality and warmth it makes up for with a rare combination of cleanliness and cheap drinks. Look for the small brass plaque and head downstairs to the basement. |
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