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Don't be fooled by the name. This ain't no Tiki bar. As dives go this is a cliff dive, not a swan dive. It's a dive for experts, the kind that keep a bottle next to their bed to stave off the DTs. |
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Decent lunch spot by day morphs into a crappy nightclub by night. The heaving crowd united by a shared lack of taste downs $10 cocktails and boogies to the hot grooves of Justin Timberlake. |
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6/10 |
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Comfy, mellow gay bar without the cruise or die atmosphere. You might even be able to bring your straight friends here. |
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-/10 |
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Chelsea leather bar with a roof deck and Sunday afternoon BBQ at 5pm. |
Chelsea 554 West 28th Street
(btwn 10th & 11th Ave)
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An amazing sound system a huge dance focused space and a no cologne, no earings, and no hair gel door policy has helped make Stereo one of the hottest and most fun clubs in the city. |
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An absurdly expensive, uneven, imitation wine cellar replete with vaulted ceilings and wrought iron chandeliers. To get there head toward the front desk, turn left, and then look for the clipboard wielding doorman. |
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4/10 |
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A lit-pub in an art-bar hood hosts frequent readings and has attracted a loyal contingent of writers, readers and neighborhood regulars. |
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A good bar for watching TV and drinking a Bud, while rehashing the latest from your business conference and distractedly peruse the back pages of the Village Voice. |
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A giant multi-level dance space from the owner of Webster Hall. A location convenient to Penn Station is handy for those who choose to take the train into the city rather than drive. |
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A bi-level, indoor outdoor bar that serves up 30 beers brewed on site. Go after work to catch the amazing sunset over the Hudson. |
Chelsea Pier 59 Chelsea Piers
(West Side Highway & 18th St)
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7/10 |
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