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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
Opened in the 30's and recently renovated this Harlem institution has hosted all of the cities greats from Davis to Coltrane. The ribs are to die for and the jazz is still some of the best in the city. Attracts a mix of students, tourists, and neighborhood locals.
Central Harlem
288 Lenox Ave.
(btwn 124th & 125th St.)
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9/10
Opened in 1975 Ruby's is one of only two remaining pubs on the boardwalk. Sitting on the patio overlooking the boardwalk with a $6 plastic cup of domestic draft remains a singular pleasure.
Coney Island
1213 Boardwalk
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-/10
Nikki's clubs have been successful in South Beach, St. Barts, and Cabo but will this white on white aesthetic and copacabana theme translate to NYC?
Midtown East
151 E. 50th St.
(btwn Lexington & 3rd Ave.)
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9/10
Next time there's a big fight on at The Garden stop by this midtown sports bar and you'll likely find yourself in similar company.
Chelsea
36 W. 33rd St.
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10/10
New renovations at this 44 seat lounge and bar have spruced things up at the Fitzpatrick Hotel. It's now a perfectly sufficient place to have a nightcap before returning to your room.
Midtown East
687 Lexington Ave.
(btwn 56th & 57th St)
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-/10
Nestled inside New York's only modern gothic German hotel, the Night Lounge is a sleek black and green windowless restaurant and lounge. Waitresses in backless dresses serve burgers with cheese fondue dipping sauce to French men in dark suits on holiday with their mistresses.
Midtown West
132 W. 45th St.
(btwn 6th & 7th Ave.)
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-/10
Like a real Australian sheep station, this pub on a remote section of 4th avenue with nothing to keep it company but gas stations and auto body shops, provides warm and welcoming respite. There's a fireplace, a full aussie menu, and a friendly welcoming staff.
Gowanus
149 Fourth Ave.
(at Douglas St)
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-/10
It's well neigh impossible to find a good bar or restaurant near Penn Station, well, it would be at least if it weren't for Tír Na Nóg which is happily both.
Chelsea
5 Penn Plz.
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6/10
It's not hard to imagine that you're in New England at this low key, rustic bar and restaurant. It might be easier than getting your head around the fact you're eating a $20 kobe burger on Avenue B.
East Village
18 Ave. B
(btwn 2nd & 3rd St)
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5/10
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