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Visitors who uncover this gem tucked away behind a curtain on the second floor of a Japanese restaurant, are rewarded with a chill atmosphere, exactingly prepared cocktails, and a big window overlooking the square below. |
East Village 8 Stuyvesant St.
(btwn 9th and 3rd)
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8/10 |
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Order a beer get a free brick oven pizza - not just a slice - a whole pizza. |
East Williamsburg 600 Metropolitan Ave.
(at Lorimer St.)
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This beer and wine bar features a small but unusual selection of beers on tap and an atmosphere which ranges from cozy to claustrophobic depending on the time of night. |
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Boasts the first smoking section since 2001, a private elevator VIP lounge, and DJs who love pop. |
MeatPacking District 409 W. 13th St.
(at 9th Ave.)
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NoHo 9 Great Jones St.
(btwn Broadway & Lafayette St.)
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A small, low key, relaxed, and comfortable basement bar with better than average food. |
Greenwich Village 99 MacDougal St.
(btwn Bleeker & W. 3rd St)
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9/10 |
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An Australian basement bar that's comfortable and warm, and manages to attract an over 20 crowd without being trendy or expensive. |
NoLita 240 Mulberry St.
(btwn Prince & Spring St.)
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6/10 |
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Head downstairs to the unmarked black door and ring the little white buzzer to gain entry to a this cozy beer lovers bar in the former Bourgeois Pig West space. There's a unique selection of bottle beers (weighted heavily with Belgian Ales) and a small but thoughtful wine selection. |
Greenwich Village 124 MacDougal St.
(btwn Bleeker & W 3rd St)
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You can't help but feel like a rockstar dining at 4am in this sexy 8,000 square-foot subterannean lair. Just be careful not to drink like one or those $20 cocktails could make for a very expensive night. |
Midtown East 41 E. 58th St
(btwn Madison & Park Ave)
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Within the gated community of Breezy Point there's little to no public parking and no public transportation, so getting to this beach bar can be more than tricky. However, if you're black, hispanic, Italian or jewish it might just be worthwhile to have a friend drop you off. The residents of this 98% white (by the latest census) neighborhood don't often get a chance to experience the wonderful blending and mingling of cultures that so many other New Yorker's take for granted and they would surely appreciate the chance. |
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