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Chelsea 17 W. 32nd St.
(btwn Broadway and Fifth Ave.)
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6/10 |
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A fantastically random 2nd floor Korean dive bar and restaurant. Enjoy soju (Korean rice wine) served in halved watermelons over tasty Korean bar food - think fish balls and spicy rice cakes. |
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7/10 |
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A traditional working man's bar for shots, pints and sports with a male to female ration that tops most gay bars in the area. |
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Nightly house parties draw as diverse a crowd as you'll find anywhere in New York. Every age, sexuality, ethnicity, socio-economic group is represented the common denominator is a deep affection for music. This is a crowd that dances. On Saturday doors don’t open til 11pm, but they won't kick you out til noon Sunday. |
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An indoor / outdoor trattoria that turns into a velvet rope scene to be seen on summer weekends. On other occassions it's a perfectly relaxed albeit somewhat pricey spot to enjoy some goat cheese pizza with the smoking hot European tourists staying at the hotel. |
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1/10 |
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Giant, ultra-extravagent Japanese themed ballroom hosts events ranging from "secret" rock concerts to black tie galas. |
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8/10 |
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A busy bar attached to an attractive restaurant draws a crowd of good looking couples gay and straight. In keeping with local custom the music is Madonna and Britney heavy and a pint of Guinness will run you $7. |
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A sleek bar with a mixed crowd, views of the Empire State Building and impressively flattering lighting. Most notable for the surprising amount of press it got following a flame war with 42 Below Vodka in 2005. |
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8/10 |
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