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Simply appointed British gastro-pub serves bar food good enough to put many neighboring restaurants to shame. |
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This long thin dimly lit bar draws neighborhood regulars with cheap drinks and a relaxed vibe. |
Lower East Side 174 Orchard St.
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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A co-owner of the Spotted Pig snapped up the former West spot, and created this velvet rope nautical themed dive bar. The beer is cheap and the food is low brow but shoots for the stars, and the sunset view is nothing short of spectacular. |
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Simply appointed Irish bar serves up shepherd's pie and live accoustic sets. |
Greenwich Village 237 Sullivan St.
(btwn W. 3rd & Bleeker St.)
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At the last of the Tribeca dive bars a pitcher of PBR can be had for just $6. Which is good because you'll need to pound a half dozen or so to match the general level of sobriety. |
TriBeCa 110 Chambers St.
(btwn West Broadway & Church St.)
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6/10 |
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Dim lighting, candles, exposed brick and an extensive wine and beer list make for a great place to stop in for a pre-dinner drink with your date, or a glass of wine with friends before you hit the Meatpacking District. |
West Village 143 Perry St.
(btwn Washington & Greenwich St.)
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How is it that the restaurant featured in "Bright Lights Big City" managed to sell any food at all in the 80s when it’s a list crowd was ruining its appetite racking up lines in the bathroom? Ah yes, the bar. The Bar. |
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8/10 |
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New York's best bar to pick up a cop. Just across the street from police HQ and well behind the security barrier. You'd need to head to the ocean to find more blue. |
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Bi-level folk rock venue with great sound and an intimate performance space. |
Lower East Side 154 Ludlow St.
(btwn Stanton & Rivington St.)
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