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The product of late night TV spots all over Long Island and New Jersey. |
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The much loved Bellevue Bar has gone the way of the dodo, but its replacement has the same cheap beer, many of the same regulars, and of course the same prime location next to the Port Authority. With a winning combo like that Why Not is hoping its name will be its calling card to the Greyhound traveling legions. |
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10/10 |
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The focus here is on Southern Italian wines. They've got a pricey piece of kit called a cruvinet which keeps open bottles fresh and enables a wine list with over 40 bottles by the glass. |
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The club formerly known as Studio Mezmor, formerly known as Crobar, is now Mansion.The gimmick list is as follows: The wait staff are dressed as butlers french maids, A giant fireplace graces the "Grand Ballroom," there's a girls only room with sex toys and other girlie stuff, and to top it off you can rent your own personal dancing pedestal. |
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Taqueria by day. Taxi dance club by night. |
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Talk about a tough door policy. In May 2006 a bouncer lost his temper with a patron a Opus 22 and whipped out a gun shooting him point blank in the chest. When his friend asked "Why did you shoot my friend?" The bouncer responded "You want some too?" and shot him and two other patrons as well. |
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Sure it's a chain, but you've got to respect any bar that has OTB kiosks and a betting counter. And no less than 36 flat screen TVs mean that you'll never have to actually look at any of the bars other patrons. |
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Sparse low key pub is an easy walk down 23rd from Chelsea Piers and good place to take over with friends. |
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Small, dark lounge under the Chelsea Hotel with an often celebrity populated VIP room. |
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Sake bottle service and Chinese kitsch in club land. The aim is 1940's Hong Kong den of iniquity… |
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