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An honest to goodness lounge, an Oasis in the south slope.
South Slope
444 7th Ave.
(at 15th St.)
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7/10
An enormous loft space made intimate with soft couches warm light, stained glass, and accents of wrought iron.
DUMBO
147 Front St
(btwn Pearl & Jay St)
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9/10
An attractive suited after work crowd mingles aggresively all the while protecting their martini's from one another's jostling. The resultings late night scene is one of amorous PDAs and a Grey Goose slicked floor.
Grammercy
204 Park Ave. S.
(btwn 17th & 18th)
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7/10
Although the décor may look cut from a catalog the prices are good ($5 burgers, $3 happy hour pints) and the garden is big enough that you can find a seat there even on the sunniest days.
Williamsburg North Side
10 Hope St.
(at Roebling St.)
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-/10
A uniquely Sunset Park kind of place. The place is big but the rooms are tight. The door policy on weekends is simultaneously too restrictive and not restrictive enough. And the theme is too tiki to be cool, but not tiki enough to be hip.
Sunset Park
885 4th Ave.
(at 33rd St.)
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-/10
A strange place indeed. The one thing Trump can be counted on to delivet, conspicuos consumption, is surprisingly lacking. Sure, they serve a $50 cocktail topped with actual gold, but no one walking into this beige on beige bar would have any clue that it cost over 2 million dollars to build.
Midtown East
845 United Nations Plaza
(at 47th St.)
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-/10
A small, simply appointed, vaguely Victorian cocktail lounge on the second floor of the Peninsula Hotel.
Midtown West
700 5th Ave.
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-/10
A small Morrocan lounge beneath the bistro Jacques.
NoLita
20 Prince St.
(btwn Elizabeth & Mott)
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-/10
A sleepy Chinatown alley far from the beaten nightlife trail is home to this dimly lit and richly appointed bar as apothecary.
Chinatown
9 Doyer St.
(btwn Bowery & Pell St.)
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1/10
A sleek and trendy wine bar has replaced the UES's beloved DT UT coffee shop. Not wanting to lose out on the previous incarnations stroller set business they're still serving coffee. But those looking for relaxed, comfort of DT UT will be in for a surprise.
Upper East Side
1626 2nd Ave.
(btwn 84th & 85th St)
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-/10
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