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Solid, standard bar that's never overcrowded.
NoHo
86 E. 10th St.
(btwn 3rd and 4th Ave)
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7/10
Soft lighting, wood and exposed brick create a warm and welcoming ambience.
DUMBO
68 Jay St.
(At Water St)
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-/10
Since 1892 this former speakeasy just north of Union Square has been pitching pints to punters of all stripes. Nightly a crowd spanning generations and socioenomics fills the booths and saddles up to the 50 foot mahogany bar.
Grammercy
45 E. 18th St.
(btwn Broadway & Park)
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6/10
Sexy bi-level lesbian bar and dance club from the former owner of Meow Mix.
Gowanus
249 4th Ave
(btwn President & Carroll St.)
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-/10
Retro-cool bar with 12-1am $3 happy hour and a relaxed local vibe.
Carroll Gardens
442 Court St.
(at 3rd Pl.)
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8/10
Regulars there remember when they started serving women, not that they serve many, perhaps they don't like the idea of leaving lipstick marks on the giant styrofoam cups the beer's served in.
Windsor Terrace
215 Prospect Park W.
(at 16th St.)
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9/10
Reasonably prices comfort food and specialty cocktails in a classic space.
South Slope
560 5th Ave.
(btwn 15 & 16th St)
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6/10
Popular sports bar most notable for a location near Madison Square Garden.
Chelsea
206 W. 23rd St
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-/10
Patrons are lured to this 2,500SF crisp, industrial space with comfort food, 12 tap beers, and a 6 crap beers for $15 special.
Greenpoint
224 Franklin St.
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-/10
Park Slope was a tense place before Ginger's opened in 98. So many women who liked women, so many women who liked beer and pool, but where to go?
Central Slope
363 5th Ave
(btwn 5th & 6th St.)
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-/10
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