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Walls of windows and a simple sophisticated atmosphere make for an attractive waiting place for those about to dine at Blue Ribbon Bakery across the street. |
West Village 34 Downing St.
(btwn Bedford & Varick St.)
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Fans of Blind Tiger's 20 taps and 2 handpumps rejoiced when it reopened at this Bleeker Street location in the Spring of 2007. The beer selection remains second to none attracting raucous after work crowds. |
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This warm and worn new arrival has the look and feel of a pub far older than its years. Twenty beers on tap and a solid bar menu will hopefully ensure longevity to match its appearance. |
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Bi-level dive bar draws students and neighborhood locals with its 16 taps, high tops, and dank basement pool table. |
West Village 15 Barrow St.
(btwn West 4th & Bleecker St.)
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7/10 |
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This large, airy bar is the perfect place to split a few bottles of wine on a summer night with a group of close friends. |
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Burger joint by day turns to frat boy playground by night. Women dance on the bar in high heels and feel empowered. Men feed them shot after shot to remind them that real power is a function of body weight and liver fortitude. |
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No cover and a 1 drink minimum means this soulful jazz and blues joint is almost always packed, but thanks to the good the service and the friendly vibe it never seems a problem. |
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A surprisingly low key bar in a location which is fast becoming anything but. The booths here are big comfortable and wrap around into almost a complete circle, there's couches in the back, and a wood burning fireplace. Service at the bar is hit and miss, but you're hear to sit down with friends anyway. |
West Village 52 8th Ave.
(btwn Horatio & Jane St.)
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