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Not just a student bar. Josie Wood's is the NYU student bar. It's basement environs might as well be annexed considering the amount of financial aid dollars spent here. And while anyone over 23 will feel like a dinosaur, for the kids with shiny new fake ids this is the place to head after class on a Thursday. |
Greenwich Village 11 Waverly Place
(at Mercer St.)
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-/10 |
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New York City's best bar to go bear hunting. |
West Village 185 Christopher St.
(btwn Washington & Weehawken)
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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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Named for a type of sailing boat used in Galway Bay, this massive bi-level Irish pub has 36 taps, pool tables, a dart board, projection screen TV, and enough space to accommodate the entire fixed income department at Merrill Lynch. |
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7/10 |
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More Eastern European than most bars tourists will visit in Eastern Europe. |
Greenpoint 98-104 Meserole Ave.
(at Manhattan Ave.)
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Loosely scuba themed student bar. |
Upper West Side 732 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 96th St.)
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Landmark NYC leather bar is surprisingly friendly and low key. |
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Just keep walking. This is the kind of place where misery finds company, hope is synonymous with the OTB, and the good and the beautiful are viewed with unveiled disdain. |
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Huge, upscale billiard hall gives each table plenty of room. Oddly seems to be packed on weeknights and empty on weekends. |
Upper West Side 344 Amsterdam Ave.
(at Fourth Ave.)
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Friendly neighborhood gay bar named for it's candles only lighting policy. Frequented by a mature but attractive crowd. |
Upper West Side 309 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 74th St.)
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