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An Upper West Side staple for over fifty years, this laid back Irish pub attracts a diverse neighborhood and student crowd from brunch to closing time. |
Upper West Side 425 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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-/10 |
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A country and western bar from the owners of Spitzer's and Fat Baby. The draw here is the mechanical bull (only the 2nd in the city). |
Lower East Side 133 Essex St.
(btwn Stanton & Rivington)
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6/10 |
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A clean, attractive, and sophisticated hard rock den makes about as much sense as an overmastered punk song, and a night out here will serve as an object lesson in why the LES can't keep continue its current trajectory to UES land without imploding. |
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The siren song of $2 pints have led many neighborhood denizens to find themselves crashed on the Rolling Rocks served here. At least they won't starve. The kitchen is well above par, and after 1am there's free poptarts and beef jerky. |
Williamsburg North Side 279 Grand St.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer St.)
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A 24 hour restaurant, bar, and coffee shop with a unique architecture - an outdoor garden is connected to the street by an open air pathway that serves as the bar. A Sunday DJ brunch currently draws a crowd, but it remains to be seen if the idea can hold through the cold winter. |
East Williamsburg 462 Union Ave
(btwn Conselyea & Metropolitan)
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7/10 |
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Tiny French restaurant and bar draws in neigborhood crowds with its top notch filet mignon and bouillabaisse. |
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7/10 |
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Not an American adaptation of a beer garden, but a genuine biergarten - efficient service, humorless waiters, crisp beer, and lots and lots of Germans. |
Lower East Side 7 Rivington St.
(btwn Bowery and Christie St.)
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With an outstanding beer selection (including cask conditioned ale), great Costa Rican bar food, a back garden, 4 TVs, a pool table and a dart board there's not many angles the Lighthouse Tavern doesn't have covered. |
North Slope 243 5th Ave.
(btwn Carroll St. and Garfield Pl.)
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7/10 |
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A Black Label and a shot of Evan Williams for $4 ensures that the Levee never runs dry. Add a Harley Davidson pinball machine at 3 games for $1 and you've got somebody's idea of heaven. |
Williamsburg North Side 212 Berry St.
(at Metropolitan)
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7/10 |
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This live music venue, performance space and restaurant offers an upmarket alternative to Bleeker Street's many music dives. |
Greenwich Village 158 Bleeker St.
(btwn Thompson & Sullivan St.)
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