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The vibe is similar to most it this area, a bit corporate a bit frattish, but there's a few more women and a more attractive crowd than most other places nearby. |
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6/10 |
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The Manhattan outpost of the Brooklyn Heights Waterfront Ale House preserves the same ingredients to success, a neighborhood feel, a great kitchen, and huge beer selection. |
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-/10 |
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The basement lounge of the Morgan Hotel (ie JP Morgan Hotel) is plush, comfortable, and boasts a royalty on acid aesthetic that somehow manages to be really quite endearing. |
Murray Hill 237 Madison Ave.
(btwn 37th & 38th St.)
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-/10 |
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Owned and operated by New York's bravest, this is the go to bar for girls looking to land themselves a fireman. On Saturday nights ladies drink for free, and by 2am quite a few of them find themselves in need ofa little rescuing. |
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-/10 |
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On a street packed with Bud and wings bars Wharf has upped the ante with a huge outdoor patio, daily rotating $3.50 beer specials, a kitchen open til 2am, and a $7 Bud and a burger deal. |
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8/10 |
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On a section of street lined with frat bars, this is the most palatable. |
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6/10 |
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Non-profit coffee house and live music venue champions a wide range of social causes. Closed summers. |
Murray Hill 45 E. 33rd St.
(btwn Park & Madison Ave.s)
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Named for a type of sailing boat used in Galway Bay, this massive bi-level Irish pub has 36 taps, pool tables, a dart board, projection screen TV, and enough space to accommodate the entire fixed income department at Merrill Lynch. |
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7/10 |
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Low-key, low-ceilinged, low-priced bar. $1 drafts for happy hour and they've got a back (concrete) garden. |
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-/10 |
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It's big, it's crowded and there's no better bar for blocks in any direction. If you have to go to this area, this is the place you'll want to drink. |
Murray Hill 11 E. 36th St.
(btwn Madison & 5th Ave.)
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7/10 |
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