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Some of the best views to be found anywhere in the city make all other considerations a distant second at this deco piano lounge on the top of the Beekman Tower. |
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Sexy lounge/restaurant delivers a harem style romantic setting replete with belly dancers and tents. |
Midtown East 1076 1st Ave.
(btwn 58th & 59th St)
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7/10 |
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Nikki's clubs have been successful in South Beach, St. Barts, and Cabo but will this white on white aesthetic and copacabana theme translate to NYC? |
Midtown East 151 E. 50th St.
(btwn Lexington & 3rd Ave.)
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9/10 |
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New renovations at this 44 seat lounge and bar have spruced things up at the Fitzpatrick Hotel. It's now a perfectly sufficient place to have a nightcap before returning to your room. |
Midtown East 687 Lexington Ave.
(btwn 56th & 57th St)
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Named for the Guinness Brewery in Dublin this pub has 11 beers on tap and serves tradional Irish food. |
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Named for Oscar Wilde the decor of this midtown gay bar leans more heavily toward the 1980's than 1880's. No matter a friendly vibe and an outdoor patio space make OW an oasis in East 50's. |
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Gazing up at the 20,00 bottle tower of wine in the center of Le Cirque's new wine bar you might find yourself reminded of the Tower of Babel which is oddly appropriate given the linquistic gallimaufry that the weak dollar has created at what is one of Manhattan's priciest restaurants. |
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Every weekend these three floors of utterly bland and unremarkable décor fill with humanity to match. As the owners of these countless collared shirts and water bras attempt to mask their own banality with endless rounds of Apple Pucker and Jack and Coke, neighborhood clinics ready themselves for the deluge to come. If that's your cup of tea may we also recommend Turtle Bay, Naked Lunch, and Depo-Provera. |
Midtown East 1015 2nd Ave.
(btwn 53rd & 54th St)
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5/10 |
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Efficient Irish bar keeps, absurdly cheap and tasty food, and $4 for 22oz beers draws everyone from day laborers to traders to this half deli half dive bar. |
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5/10 |
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Depending on your perspective either a solid Irish bar and restaurant becomes a Karaoke wasteland Thursday through Saturday, or an otherwise boring Second Avenue mcIrish bar becomes an Abbatastic paradise. |
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