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A shoebox sized douchebag sink carefully designed to absorb the star-fuckers, B-listers, and iBankers from the good bars in the neighborhood and relieve them of their money and dignity. Find the only book store with a bouncer and you're there. |
Lower East Side 247 Eldridge St.
(btwn Stanton & Houston)
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Live music venue boasts mahogony paneling, chanderliers, huge circular banquettes, but best of all great sound. |
Lower East Side 152 Orchard St.
(btwn Stanton & Rivington St.)
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Formerly the Villedge Publick House, this pallatable sports bar has a decent beer selection, reasonable prices and a useful without being overbearing three plasma TVs. |
Lower East Side 17 Stanton St.
(btwn Bowery & Chrystie)
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A corner location with garage door windows and interior lined on every surface with natural wood creates the perfect ambience for pork fat popcorn eating, oyster swallowing, and Belgian ale swilling. |
Lower East Side 101 Rivington St.
(at Ludlow St.)
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8/10 |
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An extremely attractive crowd to match an extremely attractive space perfectly balanced out by an expensive bar with cramped standing room. |
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8/10 |
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This Japanese restaurant and bar is your go to place for sake bombs. Except on Mondays when it's closed that is. |
Lower East Side 245 Eldridge St
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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A low attitude, zero pretense bar where people come to dance, and where the DJs do everything humanly possible to help them do it. Sapphire Lounge is a true {cringe} gem. |
Lower East Side 249 Eldridge St.
(btwn E Houston & Stanton St.)
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Pianos opened at the end of 2002 and instantly became a centerpiece of LES nightilife. |
Lower East Side 158 Ludlow St.
(btwn Stanton & Rivington)
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Depending on the night you might find yourself in a hipster heaven or a latin lair. Whichever way the wind blows the frozen margaritas will be just as potent. |
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6/10 |
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A rock and blues bar in the former Martignetti Liquors space owned by singer, songwriter, and TV cameo expert Gavin DeGraw. |
Lower East Side 159 E. Houston St.
(at Allen St.)
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