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Owned and operated by New York's bravest, this is the go to bar for girls looking to land themselves a fireman. On Saturday nights ladies drink for free, and by 2am quite a few of them find themselves in need ofa little rescuing. |
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One of the few bars in the neighborhood. Good lighting, decent prices, a back patio and a friendly diverse crowd. |
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On Monday night this relaxed and classy neighborhood bar has a Karaoke night with a twist -- instead of canned music you get a one man and a Casio accompaniment. |
Williamsburg North Side 245 Grand St.
(btwn Driggs Ave. & Roebling St.)
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Low-key, low-ceilinged, low-priced bar. $1 drafts for happy hour and they've got a back (concrete) garden. |
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Loosely scuba themed student bar. |
Upper West Side 732 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 96th St.)
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Lacking personality or location the next best thing is a gimmick. They've come up with two number themed ones. No men under 25 are allowed in, and the number 925 in the name refers not to the address, but to the fact everything on the menu is $9, $2 or $5. |
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Just keep walking. This is the kind of place where misery finds company, hope is synonymous with the OTB, and the good and the beautiful are viewed with unveiled disdain. |
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Instead of wine served to accent your meal, the food here is served to accent your beer. A menu of constantly changing rare and special draft beers are accompanied by charcuterie, cheeses, and sausages. |
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Friendly and neighborhoody café by day craft beer bar by night. |
Williamsburg South Side 90 S. 4th St.
(at Berry St.)
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Four words: drag queen puppet bingo. Fridays 7:30-10:30pm. |
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