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It's tempting to dismiss this 70's themed bar simply out of hand, but spend an evening there and you'll soon quite suprisingly discover it's warm, comfortable and populated by some of the tastiest hipsters this side of Greenpoint. |
Lower East Side 123 Rivington St.
(at Norfolk St.)
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6/10 |
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This unlikely crab shack on the far end of Duane Street draws a lively after work Tribeca crowd. |
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This dimly lit Christopher Street bar packs with a hugely diverse crowd of tourists and locals of all ages and ethnicities. |
West Village 115 Christopher St.
(btwn Hudson & Bleecker St.)
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Its status as one of the few Red Sox bars in the area either redeems an otherwise mediocre bar or dooms it, depending on your particular persuasion. |
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6/10 |
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The entire interior of this bar was shipped piece by piece from Ireland and reassembled here. The effect is an ambience of genuine authenticity with a only a few jarring details: an HVAC vent, false ceiling, and of course the omnipresent Wall Street yuppies boozing after work. |
Financial district 160 Pearl St.
(btwn Wall & Pine St.)
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7/10 |
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A shoebox sized douchebag sink carefully designed to absorb the star-fuckers, B-listers, and iBankers from the good bars in the neighborhood and relieve them of their money and dignity. Find the only book store with a bouncer and you're there. |
Lower East Side 247 Eldridge St.
(btwn Stanton & Houston)
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A huge open bar/restaurant with a low key lounge below, The Coffee Shop has become an NYC fixture not for its food, diner decor, or moonlighting model waitstaff comprised, but its prime location -- but what a location it is. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 29 Union Sq W.
(16th St and the Park)
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6/10 |
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A gay bar so simultaneously friendly and edgy that it has become an East Village institution. |
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Live music venue boasts mahogony paneling, chanderliers, huge circular banquettes, but best of all great sound. |
Lower East Side 152 Orchard St.
(btwn Stanton & Rivington St.)
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The focus of this wine bar from the owners of Hearth is as the name suggests - terrior. The capacity of a wine to express it's origins in it's flavor. There's just 25 seats, but there's over 200 bottles to choose from. |
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