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A perfectly average Grammercy dive boasting a rather extraordinary drink special. Wednesday night $10 buys you all you can drink from any of 16 taps. |
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6/10 |
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A low key locals hang out. Sundays are gay nights, but the crowd is always fairly mixed. |
Williamsburg North Side 536 Driggs Ave.
(btwn N. 7th and N. 8th Sts.)
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-/10 |
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A long, narrow sports bar with an average plasma tv to customer ratio averaging about 1 to 1. |
Hells Kitchen 611 9th Ave.
(btwn 43rd & 44th St)
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-/10 |
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A long and narrow Red Sox sports bar. There's beer pong in the back. And you're looking at .25 beers for happy hour. |
Upper East Side 1701 2nd Ave.
(btwn 88th & 89th St.)
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-/10 |
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A late night rock and roll joint where the beer only comes in cans (plucked from ice water) and bottle service options consist of only a half bottle of whiskey with no mixers and some ice if you insist. |
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-/10 |
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A big multi-level sports bar magically transported from the Upper East Side to Greenpoint. $6 pints, plasma TVs, and enough generic, comfortable, sameness to make any Midwest refugee feel right at home. |
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-/10 |
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A bi-level sports, beer, and miserbale DJ bar. A decent place to watch the game - drinks are reasonably priced and booths have personal flat screens. On weekend nights the scene is ugly. We're talking clasic Bon Jovi and Apple Pucker shots ugly. |
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6/10 |
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A bar for stock clerks not stock brokers. |
Financial district 17 John St.
(btwn Broadway & Nassau)
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5/10 |
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4,000 square feet, 30 TVs, a beer pong table and the hottest bartenders in the city. WooHoo! Shots of Jager for my boys and those aging delta deltas over there. |
Upper West Side 349 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 77th St.)
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10/10 |
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16,000 square foot mega-pub has 20 beers on tap including UK micro-brews and cask conditioned ales. |
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8/10 |
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