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Cafe bar with a patio and an enclosed glass space for sunny summer days and two fireplaces for the winter. |
West Village 225 W. 4th St.
(at Seventh Ave. S.)
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There's a new theme for every night of the week at this tiny, friendly and unpretentious West Village gay bar. |
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A prime location near Chelsea Piers and a small but charming garden makes this otherwise generic Irish bar a popular stop for post-game pints. |
West Village 63 Carmine St.
(btwn 7th Ave & Bedford St)
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8/10 |
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This Quintessential West Village gay bar has a piano room upstairs and dance floor below attracting people of all ages, races, and walks of life. Whatever your taste you can find it here. |
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The mixx. One part Abba cranked to 11. Two parts groups of Hobokinites here for a Shecky's organized birthday party. Serve straight and garnish with a cover charge. |
West Village 84 7th Ave. S.
(At Barrow & Bleeker St)
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McKenna's pub may be only blocks from the Meatpacking district, but it's a world away. From noon to 9pm every single day of the week drinks are 2 for 1 and a burger can be had for a mere $5. |
West Village 245 W. 14th St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave.)
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6/10 |
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This West Village basement houses on of New York's best piano and showtune bars. On weekends the crowd can veer toward mostly straight, but weekdays expect a gay old time. |
West Village 59 Grove St.
(btwn Bleecker St. & 7th Ave.)
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The cocktails at this West Village outpost of Milk and Honey are prepared just as rigorously, the prices just as absurdly expensive, but here there's a possibility you might actually just walk in and get a seat, well at least on a Monday. |
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Drag queen dining equals tourist and bachelorette party central, but if it's your kind of place that can be easily overlooked. |
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