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An impressive array of authentic Spanish tapas and tasty sangria have made this laid back restaurant and bar an East Village staple.
East Village
174 1st Ave.
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5/10
If you're in the mood for a forty ounce bottled beer, a massive BBQ sauce soaked burger, and a flaming shot or five, then you've come to the right place.
Greenwich Village
169 Bleecker St.
(btwn Sullivan & Thompson St.)
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-/10
Jet black leather couches, lava red carpets, an illuminated bar, and a stripper pole set the vibe at this ultra-trendy DJ lounge in the Hotel Rivington. Head to the right from the lobby or failing that the steel grey doors outside.
Lower East Side
105 Rivington
(btwn Ludlow & Essex)
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-/10
Simply appointed British gastro-pub serves bar food good enough to put many neighboring restaurants to shame.
West Village
314 W. 11th St.
(at Greenwich St.)
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9/10
A big budget pool hall with all that entails.
Union Square/ Flatiron
54 W. 21st St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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6/10
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
It's hard not to feel like a secret agent as you lead your friends into the unasssuming taqueria on the corner of Kenmare and Cleveland, through the dingy grey employees only door in the back, down through the kitchen and into the catacomb like space that is La Esquina.
NoLita
106 Kenmare St.
(btwn Kenmare & Clevenland)
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9/10
Short for Please Don't Tell, the bar is accessed by heading down the stairs into Crif Dogs then into a phone booth. Press the intercom button and cross your fingers that they let you in because for all the nonsense it's actually a pretty decent bar.
East Village
113 St. Marks Pl
(btwn 1st & A)
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8/10
A relaxed and attractive crowd occupy this seductive bar/lounge. They're drawn here by the excellent DJs, comfortable leather couches, tall ceilings, and low key ambience.
Lower East Side
168 Orchard St.
(at Stanton)
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8/10
The owners of Sputen Duyvil across the street have transformed an auto-body garage into New York's most unique BBQ spot. A far ranging selection of bourbons, several microbrews on tap, and a large patio space make it a popular space for drinks as well.
Williamsburg North Side
354 Metropolitan Ave.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer)
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7/10
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