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There's 20 beers on draft, but it lacks the impressive beer selection of its identically named sibling 5 blocks away on 46th.
Hells Kitchen
302 W. 51st St.
(at 8th Ave.)
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8/10
There are smaller bars but they're made out of legos.
Hells Kitchen
359 W. 54th St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave.)
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-/10
The draw here is the beer not the nordic theme. 24 taps and 50 bottles including many unusual brews and a good selection of Belgian ales.
Hells Kitchen
815 9th Ave
(at 54th St.)
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-/10
Tall ceilings, plasma TVs and that certain clean, polished look that makes you feel like you're in an upscale strip mall in the suburbs. The bars primary novelty is an ice line running down the center of the bar to keep your drinks cool - it works like a charm.
Hells Kitchen
599 10th Ave
(at 43rd St.)
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-/10
Situated in the most unlikely of areas, this cavernous, candlelit wine bar and restaurant is at time raucous, at times intimate, but always warm and charming.
Hells Kitchen
136 Division St.
(btwn Orchard & Ludlow)
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-/10
Shoot straight past the half dozen giant plasma screens and comically inept DJs on the ground floor and head upstairs where you'll find a relaxed lounge and pool table.
Hells Kitchen
356 W. 44th St.
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-/10
Relaxed and homey Russian restaurant and vodka house.
Hells Kitchen
315 W. 54th St.
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-/10
Railroad layout gay bar that draws an attractive crowd to drink $12 cocktails.
Hells Kitchen
331 W. 51st St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave)
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-/10
Popular after work hang-out in the former Rufus space.
Hells Kitchen
640 10th Ave.
(at 45th St)
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-/10
Perhaps the only martini bar in New York with almost 100 bottle beers on hand.
Hells Kitchen
753 9th Ave.
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7/10
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