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Historic neighborhood tavern as comfortable and worn in as a favorite pair of old tennis shoes.
TriBeCa
16 N. Moore
(at Varick St.)
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7/10
The kind of bar that lives or dies on the charisma and/or tits of its bartending staff. And it's very much alive and well.
TriBeCa
57 Murray St.
(btwn Church & W. Broadway)
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9/10
A huge, long space with a wide selection of drafts beers, pool table, and a neighborhood feel.
TriBeCa
247 W. Broadway
(btwn White & Walker St.)
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6/10
At the last of the Tribeca dive bars a pitcher of PBR can be had for just $6. Which is good because you'll need to pound a half dozen or so to match the general level of sobriety.
TriBeCa
110 Chambers St.
(btwn West Broadway & Church St.)
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6/10
How is it that the restaurant featured in "Bright Lights Big City" managed to sell any food at all in the 80s when it’s a list crowd was ruining its appetite racking up lines in the bathroom? Ah yes, the bar. The Bar.
TriBeCa
145 W. Broadway
(at Thomas St.)
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8/10
This unlikely crab shack on the far end of Duane Street draws a lively after work Tribeca crowd.
TriBeCa
185 Duane St.
(At Greenwich St.)
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There's little indication from the outside of the hidden treat that lies within. This cozy restaurant and bar has soft lighting, dirty silver mirrors, pressed tin tables, and a bathroom built from an old elevator that is practically a work of art.
TriBeCa
71 N. Moore St.
(at Greenwich St.)
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7/10
Aptly named two room DJ Club undergoes a total transformation depending on the night and the promoter. The popular Friday night lesbian party ceased to exist July 11 2008.
TriBeCa
24 Murray St.
(btwn Broadway & Church St.)
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-/10
TriBeCa
135 Reade St.
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4/10
TriBeCa
59 Warren St.
(btwn Church & W. Broadway)
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-/10
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