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Best avoided on weekends when hordes of tourists descend, but on a weeknight you can catch some of the best blues artists in the city, in an intimate setting the city without breaking the bank. |
Greenwich Village 149 Bleecker St.
(btwn Broadway & Thompson St.)
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8/10 |
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A large selection of bottles and a warm and inviting atmosphere have made this cheese and wine bar an instant neighborhood favorite. |
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8/10 |
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This Chinatown gem has tin ceilings, dim lights, and a unique selection of organic wines. Throw in small plates like wild boar sausage, sea bass ceviche, and prociutto and goat cheese cigars, and you have a near perfect date spot. |
Chinatown 247 Broome St.
(btwn Ludlow & Orchard St.)
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7/10 |
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A dimly lit bar with lots of dark wood and velvet specializes in strong but pricey cocktails ($12). |
NoHo 332 Lafayette St.
(btwn Bleeker & Houston St)
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A large but otherwise unremarkable pub is at its best in the summer when the patio makes a great place to sip a pint and people watch. |
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6/10 |
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Tin ceilings, stained glass, and 30 odd years of grit worked into the bar make for a more authentic offering then is to be had from most of Teddy's neighbors. The sun filled front room is the place to be for brunch, and the long bar fills with baby boomers and their babies every night of the week. |
Williamsburg North Side 96 Berry St.
(at 8th St.)
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Consistent, standout original Japanese cuisine and a buy one get one free happy hour sake special. Closed Mondays. |
North Slope 201 5th Ave
(btwn Berkeley & Sackett)
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Supper club turns late night dance party. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 48 W. 21st St.
(btwn 5th& 6th Ave.)
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An Irish alehouse that feels older than its years, draws a crowd of expats and NYU students to indulge in their superb Guinness. |
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