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This Japanese restaurant and bar is your go to place for sake bombs. Except on Mondays when it's closed that is.
Lower East Side
245 Eldridge St
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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-/10
Through the lobby and follow the small gold sign down, to find the largest sake selection in NYC.
Midtown East
211 E. 43rd St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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8/10
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.
Chelsea
15 W. 32nd St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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7/10
Introducing the bakery bar: Coffee, quiches, sandwiches and baguettes by day beer, sake, and wine by night.
NoLita
375 Broome St.
(btwn Mott & Mulberry St.)
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6/10
Upscale Korean BBQ and wine bar.
Murray Hill
17 E. 32nd Street
(btwn Madison & 5th Ave.)
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-/10
Subterranean sake bar sure to impress your friends.
East Village
240 E. 9th St.
(btwn 2nd and 3rd Ave)
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7/10
NoLita
238 Mott St.
(at Prince St.)
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-/10
Visitors who uncover this gem tucked away behind a curtain on the second floor of a Japanese restaurant, are rewarded with a chill atmosphere, exactingly prepared cocktails, and a big window overlooking the square below.
East Village
8 Stuyvesant St.
(btwn 9th and 3rd)
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8/10
Sake bottle service and Chinese kitsch in club land. The aim is 1940's Hong Kong den of iniquity…
Chelsea
547 W. 27th St.
(at 21st St.)
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-/10
Popular with NYU students and boasting a Thai menu, Izu may not be the most authentic Izakaya, but the raucous crowd could care less. They flock here in droves to eat, drink and sing their hearts out.
Greenwich Village
9 E. 13th St.
(btwn University Place & 5th Ave.)
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-/10
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