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Upmarket neighborhood wine bar has a selection of 150 world vintages.
West Village
422 Hudson St.
(at Leroy St)
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-/10
Festive German bar with a brilliant $50 five liter mini-keg and sausage special.
West Village
39 Grove St.
(btwn Bleeker & Bedford)
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9/10
Tiny tapas restaurant and wine bar serves sangria three ways: red pear, white peach, and sparkling strawberry. They also will serve wine in the Catalon tradition of a porron - a spiggoted vessel that when used properly opens up the wine as it flows, but in unskilled hands can warrant a trip to the dry cleaners.
West Village
170 W. 4th St
(btwn Cornelia & Jones)
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-/10
Head to the back and down the stairs of La Lanterna di Vittorio to find a wine and jazz bar that's about as warm and romantic a location as you could imagine.
Greenwich Village
129 MacDougal St.
(At 3rd St)
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8/10
The reasonable Italian fare at this bat cave, is overshadowed by an enormously popular late night dancing scene where the sonic stylings of Justin Timberlake seem to be always on heavy rotation.
Lower East Side
122 Rivington St.
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5/10
An indoor / outdoor trattoria that turns into a velvet rope scene to be seen on summer weekends. On other occassions it's a perfectly relaxed albeit somewhat pricey spot to enjoy some goat cheese pizza with the smoking hot European tourists staying at the hotel.
Chelsea
88 9th Ave.
(at 16th St.)
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1/10
This former pierogi factory now a hip and friendly Williamsburg bar still serves up fried or steamed pierogis alongside an excellent and diverse beer selection.
Williamsburg North Side
225 N. 8th St.
(at Roebling)
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-/10
Communal seating at picnic tables and a swinging garage door inspire an indoor a beer garden vibe at this Polish bar. Better yet the selection of Eastern European lagers on hand will give the Bohemian Beer Garden in Queens a run for its money.
East Village
77 E. 7th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave.)
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7/10
If you're in just the right mood the raw bar and 2 for 1 happy hour at this restaurant can be a nice way to start off your evening.
East Village
509 E. 6th St.
(btwn A & B)
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-/10
Just above the ulta-expensive restaurant Megu this lounge is every bit as oppulent, but at a mere $12 a cocktail the financial barriers to entry are considerably lower.
TriBeCa
62 Thomas St.
(btwn Church & W. Broadway)
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8/10
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