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Warm and cozy wine and tapas bar, small enough and far enough off the beaten track that you feel like you've uncovered a hidden treasure. |
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7/10 |
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A tiny lounge in the back and a small pub like room in the front. It packs beyond capacity on weekends with a business casual contingent. |
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8/10 |
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Depending on night and time changes from a chill lounge to a packed pick up joint, but then depending on the night and time maybe your preferences change as well. |
NoLita 5 Spring St.
(btwn Bowery & Elizabeth St.)
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Named for the parking lot it replaced this bar and restaurant lays claim to one of the few outdoor spots in the area. The quality of the food and service is somewhere between TGIF and Olive Garden, but the people watching on Prince Street is top notch. |
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Reasonably priced suprisingly comfortable South African bar in SoHo. |
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8/10 |
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A central location, a big room with tall ceilings, and decent crowd every night of the week, make this one of the best places in NYC to kick off a night. |
NoLita 298 Lafayette St.
(btwn Houston & Jersey St.)
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7/10 |
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Although its days of being the hottest spot around have past, the sexy atmosphere ensures that you can't help but feel cool just being here. |
NoLita 281 Lafayette St.
(btwn Houston and Prince)
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6/10 |
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Formerly Mare Chiaro, a Little Italy institution opened in 1908, it has recently beeen rechristened the Mulberry Street Bar and bedecked with no less than 8 plasma screens. |
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6/10 |
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It's hard not to feel like a secret agent as you lead your friends into the unasssuming taqueria on the corner of Kenmare and Cleveland, through the dingy grey employees only door in the back, down through the kitchen and into the catacomb like space that is La Esquina. |
NoLita 106 Kenmare St.
(btwn Kenmare & Clevenland)
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9/10 |
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Always crowded, but rarely uncomfortable corner bar provides a welcome respite from the usual SoHo/NoLita pretense. |
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8/10 |
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