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This shoebox sized pinup themed bar hosts frequent burlesque shows which you can enjoy with steak frittes thanks to delivery from nearby Schillers. |
Lower East Side 106 Norfolk St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave)
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8/10 |
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This sexy lounge lies just below the Greek restaurant Parea. A selection of ouzos, tapas, and Greek and Turkish beers ensures the large banquettes remain full of moneyed Mediterraneans. |
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This roof deck bar is far enough away from Times Square to lose the view, but close enough to attract a crowd of tourists and midtown middle management. Cocktails start at $16 -- they've got to pay for that ICrave design somehow. |
Midtown West 251 W. 48th St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave)
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This recently redesigned Clinton Hill bar/club has kept the house party vibe, but sharpened up its image. Weekly events range from comedy to movies, but on weekends hip-hop rules a hot pick-up scene. |
Clinton Hill 325 Franklin Ave.
(btwn Clinton & Green St)
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This outpost of the popular East Village wine bar features the same successful recipe, small but tasty dishes in a swank, but comfortable setting. |
Greenwich Village 146 W. Houston St.
(at MacDougal St.)
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This New York outpost of the global Buddha Bar brand of supper clubs will relieve you of your Benjamin's faster than you can say "This is way cooler than a Hard Rock Café." |
MeatPacking District 25 Little W. 12th St.
(btwn 9th & Washington)
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9/10 |
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This low pretense club/lounge hosts a variety of 80's music events to match its height of 80's cool décor. The dance floor is sandwiched between the lounge and bar creating a mixed use nightmare for those still sober enough to worry about having drinks spilled on them. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 5 E. 19th St.
(at 5th Ave.)
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This hotel bar and lounge isn't a bad option if you're in the area. The lounge isn't a scene, and the ambience crystal chandeliers, chalkboard walls, and couches with throws and pillows is comfortable enough if a bit of a style misfire. |
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This giant money making machine, sucks in crowds through its relatively egalitearean door policy, and spews them out on the street at the end the night with empty wallets and sweat stained Tshirts. Bottled water $5. ATM fee $8. Vodka Red Bull $15. But hey, they've got shower dancers. |
Hells Kitchen 618 W. 46th St.
(btwn 11th Ave. & West Side Highway)
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This disco balled bedecked trading floor serves as prime broker for the exchange of hard cash for exclusivity and exclusivity for the time and attention of beautiful, young, skinny, white girls. If you have either currency in excess this is the place to make a deal. |
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