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Wood floors, brick walls, pressed tin ceilings and candlit tables create a warm and relaxing ambience for light tapas and a reasonable priced wine selection.
East Village
620 6th St
(btwn B & C)
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-/10
GoldBar does oppulence rather well. Gold ceilings, gold chandeliers, gold tables, gold curtains, gold walls covered in tiny gold skulls all add up to a significant wow factor. Unfortunatly they also add up to an environment about as comfortable and welcoming as a bank vault. A standard cocktail will run $14, and the door policy can be brutal.
Chinatown
389 Broome St.
(at Mulberry St.)
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8/10
This huge bar is the flagship of the Amsterdam Avenue college scene. To call it frattish isn't quite accurate, better perhaps to call Columbia and Fordham frat parties Gin Millish.
Upper West Side
442 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 81st & 82nd)
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7/10
A sports bar plain and simple. If there's a good game on the wall to wall projection screens there are few better places in the neighborhood to watch it. But failing that there's little to recommend.
NoLita
54 Spring St
(btwn Lafayette & Mulberry St)
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6/10
The patio here is one of the best people watching spots in the city. Go with a friend on a Sunday from 4-11pm and get two seriously tasty burgers for $5.
Lower East Side
82 Stanton St.
(at Allen St.)
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7/10
This sophisticated bar adjoining the restaurant EN Brasserie Japanese features 21 varieties of Shochu.
West Village
435 Hudson St.
(at Leroy St.)
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-/10
Spending some time pregaming at the Emerald Pub before you hit the nearby clubs may convince you to abandon your plans and make a whole night of it here.
SoHo/Little Italy
308 Spring St.
(at Renwick St.)
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8/10
A black leather and white marble martini bar and restaurant. On summer evenings the back garden is the real draw.
NoLita
265 Elizabeth St.
(btwn Prince & Houston St.)
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-/10
More than a landmark it's just a great place for a drink. On summer afternoons the crowd spill out onto the sidewalk and the setting sun and cobblestone streets can't help but make you fall in love with New York all over again.
SoHo/Little Italy
326 Spring St.
(btwn Greenwich and Washington St)
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8/10
The former Opaline space has been transformed into a giant dinner and world music venue.
East Village
85 Ave. A.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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7/10
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