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The intimacy, ambience and accoustics of Joe's Pub is such that missing your favorite artist here is a tragedy. |
NoHo 425 Lafayette St.
(btwn 4th St. & Astor Place)
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At Jeremey's there are 21 beers on tap, but from 8am to 10am Coors is the only one anyone's drinking. The morning special, a 32oz styrofoam cup of Coors brings in a crowd of fishmongers and a few stockbrokers looking to kick start the day. If you opt to avoid the morning crowds and have dinner the kitchen serves some unsurprisingly exceptional seafood. |
Financial district 228 Front St.
(btwn Peck Slip & Beekman St.)
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The lower key downtown version of the uptown tourist trap. The staff stays in character, and the bathroom's hidden behind a bookshelf. |
West Village 91 7th Ave S.
(btwn 7th Ave & Barrow St.)
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Loud and raucous, the student crowd here's the same as the other big frat bars on this block, but at least Jake's has a backroom that's free of TVs, so you can try and score digits without the sickly plasma palor. |
Upper West Side 430 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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A beautiful rustic wine bar frequently all but ruined by obscenely loud music that's so bad, and ill-befitting that it succesfully kills the ambience. Sadly this alone is probably responsible for an older post-frat crowd sharing a common disdain for sophistication. |
Lower East Side 42 Rivington St.
(btwn Eldrige & Forsyth St.)
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A corner location that opens wide to the summer air, a relaxed atmosphere, and reasonable priced bottles make this LES wine bar a popular destination every night of the week. |
Lower East Side 98 Rivington St.
(at Ludlow St.)
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UESers stranded downtown will be happy to know there's a felt lined button-down home away from home. |
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The palpable sexuality of this spot, may make you wonder if the environs have somehow been imbued with the spiritual essense of the thousands of orgasms experienced in this former Chinatown massage parlor. |
Chinatown 302 Broome St.
(btwn Forsyth and Eldridge)
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The nautical themed Italian Restaurant and bar formerly known as Nautilus has a 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea vibe. |
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6/10 |
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