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A candle lit wine bar with plenty of room for standing, plentry of beer drinkers, and plenty of village singles looking for action.
NoHo
3 Bleecker St.
(at Bowery)
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-/10
Tall ceilings, a long bar with plenty of stools and a relaxed low key crowd make for a great place to drop in for a drink or 10.
NoHo
288 Elizabeth St.
(at Houston St.)
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7/10
A dimly lit bar with lots of dark wood and velvet specializes in strong but pricey cocktails ($12).
NoHo
332 Lafayette St.
(btwn Bleeker & Houston St)
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-/10
An Irish alehouse that feels older than its years, draws a crowd of expats and NYU students to indulge in their superb Guinness.
NoHo
34 E. 4th St.
(btwn Bowery & Lafayette St)
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9/10
Surrounded by giant glass windows this huge corner billiard hall has decent tables and inexpensive tables and you never have to wait to get one.
NoHo
298 Mulberry St.
(at Houston)
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7/10
It's hard to get excited about an Irish pub that serves up Budweiser's Bare Knuckle Stout in leu of Guinness.
NoHo
304 Bowery
(at E 1st St.)
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-/10
NoHo
393 Lafayette St.
(at E 4th St.)
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-/10
This fresh and healthy Italian restaurant and wine bar seves a variety of organic and biodynamic wines by the bottle or (surprise) the quartino.
NoHo
11 Bleecker St.
(btwn Bowery & Elizabeth)
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-/10
A truly international sports bar.
NoHo
74 3rd Ave.
(btwn 11th & 12th St.)
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7/10
The service is friendly and attentive and the food and cocktails are excellent at this attractive Indian restaurant and bar.
NoHo
1 W. 3rd St.
(btwn Broadway & Mercer)
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-/10
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