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Although the décor may look cut from a catalog the prices are good ($5 burgers, $3 happy hour pints) and the garden is big enough that you can find a seat there even on the sunniest days. |
Williamsburg North Side 10 Hope St.
(at Roebling St.)
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A portion of the cover goes to the nonprofit group Art For Change at this lively bar and performance space. |
Spanish Harlem 1701 Lexington Ave.
(at 107tg St)
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6/10 |
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A mecca for the frat boys at heart. Start off the night with a little beer pong, then a few rounds of shots, and when your buzz gets going work your way to the dance floor and find someone's hip to hump arrhythmically to the sweet beats of Abba. |
Upper East Side 1442 3rd Ave.
(btwn 81st & 82nd)
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2/10 |
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A huge outdoor space by the Gowanus canal hosts a range of dance friendly live music and DJ events that attract hipsters, neighborhood locals, families, gays, straights, and every in between. |
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A huge loft space, live music, a convivial neighborhood drinking crowd and authentic Mexican cuisine ala Hecho en Dumbo. |
Financial district 111 Front St.
(btwn Washington & Adams)
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A giant multi-level dance space from the owner of Webster Hall. A location convenient to Penn Station is handy for those who choose to take the train into the city rather than drive. |
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A bi-level jazz joint decked out in cheapskate 20's glam from the owners of the Gallery Bar and Plan B. For now the emplasis seems to be on contrived exclusivity rather than the music. |
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$7 bottle beers, velvet rope roof access, overrun by UES and BT posers. Whatever appeal this place once had has evaporated. |
Lower East Side 168 Delancey St.
(btwn Clinton and Attorney)
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Red Hook 18 Commerce St.
(btwn Richards and Columbia)
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