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The second floor lounge above the Copper Chimney Indian restaurant is a sexy place to retire for a cocktail or two after enjoying some of the better curry in the city. |
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A strange, but successful mix of men's club and Alphabet City dive. There's the dark wood, chandeliers, and the dates wrapped in bacon. And then there's the board games, $2 Yuengling happy hour(5-8pm), and trivia nights. Who says you can't mix classy with cheap and low key? |
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This sports pub is representative of the new Park Slope - a sort of Brooklyn Heights meets the Upper East Side. The jukebox is capable of blasting GN'R with an earnest exuberance rarely seen since the late Reagan era. |
North Slope 65 4th Ave.
(btwn Bergen & St Marks)
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Williamsburg North Side 174 Bedford Ave.
(btwn N. 7th & N. 8th)
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A simple, solid Irish bar. Good food, good service, live Irish music, and a relaxed neighborhood crowd. |
Boerum Hill 191 Smith St.
(btwn Baltic & Warren)
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This tiny Spanish wine bar has an excellent selection of unusual tapas at very reasonable prices. |
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Like most bars on St. Marks this casual, comfortable Irish bar transforms into a heaving cauldron of humanity on weekends. |
East Village 122-126 St. Marks Pl.
(btwn 1st & A)
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Solid food and a lively after work crowd has helped keep this neighborhood bar going for the last 25 years. |
SoHo/Little Italy 363 W. Broadway
(at Broome St.)
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The homogenity craving residents of the Avalon Chrystie building finally have a wine bar to call their own. Plasma TVs, track lighting, and high top tables create an atmosphere as reassuringly generic as a Starbucks Coffee. |
East Village 13 E. 1st St.
(btwn Bowery & 2nd St.)
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