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This warm and worn new arrival has the look and feel of a pub far older than its years. Twenty beers on tap and a solid bar menu will hopefully ensure longevity to match its appearance.
West Village
533 Hudson St.
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7/10
Bi-level dive bar draws students and neighborhood locals with its 16 taps, high tops, and dank basement pool table.
West Village
15 Barrow St.
(btwn West 4th & Bleecker St.)
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7/10
West Village
463 Hudson St.
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This tapas and tequila bar is adorned with Chinese lanterns and tapestries merging influences from the two vibrant communities it is perched between.
Chinatown
253 Broome St.
(btwn Orchard & Ludlow St.)
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7/10
Sometimes referred to as Barona or BOA, this relaxed dive across from Thompkins Park manages to remain low-key and neighborhoody despite snakeskin bar stools and ruby red lighting.
East Village
170 Ave. A
(At 11th St & Ave A)
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6/10
It's tiny and often crowded, but the light makes the crowd look as delicious as the tapas, and the wine list is both thoughtful and reasonable.
Grammercy
126 E. 17th St.
(at Irving Pl.)
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-/10
Burger joint by day turns to frat boy playground by night. Women dance on the bar in high heels and feel empowered. Men feed them shot after shot to remind them that real power is a function of body weight and liver fortitude.
West Village
733 Washington St.
(at Bank St.)
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-/10
A surprisingly low key bar in a location which is fast becoming anything but. The booths here are big comfortable and wrap around into almost a complete circle, there's couches in the back, and a wood burning fireplace. Service at the bar is hit and miss, but you're hear to sit down with friends anyway.
West Village
52 8th Ave.
(btwn Horatio & Jane St.)
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4/10
Forget the front room and bring your friends straight to the back where you'll find a warm and comfy pillowfilled space that makes a welcome place to enjoy a glass of wine and the respite from the Meatpacking "be seen" scene.
MeatPacking District
24 9th Ave.
(btwn 13th & 14th St.)
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-/10
This dog friendly sports bar is a second home for its neighborhood regulars, but can feel more like foreign territory for anyone else.
Boerum Hill
224 Smith St.
(at Butler St.)
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-/10
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