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A low key intimate music venue in the spirt of the Mercury Lounge. A decent sound system, and reasonable drinks keep the crowd coming back.
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199 Bowery
(at Spring St.)
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6/10
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238 Mott St.
(at Prince St.)
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-/10
Funky basement lounge attracts hipsters and neighborhood locals.
NoLita
47 E. Houston St.
(btwn Mott & Mulberry)
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8/10
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201 Lafayette St.
(at Kenmare St.)
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7/10
This Nolita location of Bar Veloce closed and became Bar Tonno which then closed and became Room 4 Dessert only to close and become Bar Veloce again. The long bar that used to run the length of the room has been done away with and its place are a number of small tables.
NoLita
17 Cleveland Place
(btwn Kenmare & Spring St)
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7/10
An Australian basement bar that's comfortable and warm, and manages to attract an over 20 crowd without being trendy or expensive.
NoLita
240 Mulberry St.
(btwn Prince & Spring St.)
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6/10
Dark and rustic Italian wine bar in the basement beneath the restaurant Peasant. Feels like a European wine cellar.
NoLita
194 Elizabeth St.
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-/10
A tiny bar below FR.OG shoots for trendy bottle service boite, but it's far too small and too bright to stay long without getting claustrophobic.
NoLita
71 Spring St.
(btwn Crosby & Cleveland Pl)
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-/10
A small Morrocan lounge beneath the bistro Jacques.
NoLita
20 Prince St.
(btwn Elizabeth & Mott)
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-/10
A marketing blitz has brought out the weekend hordes to this former M bar space. Velvet ropes, lists at the door, and hundreds of people with nothing in common except for the fact they like going to newly opened bars.
NoLita
349 Broome St.
(btwn Bowery & Elizabeth)
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-/10
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