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Developed instanta scene after taking over Rated X Panty Party from the now defunct Opaline, and launching exclusive guest DJ nights - like the 2nd Monday of every month when Georgia and Ira from Yo La Tengo wreck the place. |
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This Japanese restaurant and bar is your go to place for sake bombs. Except on Mondays when it's closed that is. |
Lower East Side 245 Eldridge St
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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A low attitude, zero pretense bar where people come to dance, and where the DJs do everything humanly possible to help them do it. Sapphire Lounge is a true {cringe} gem. |
Lower East Side 249 Eldridge St.
(btwn E Houston & Stanton St.)
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This rustic wine bar with a cocktail menu, beers on tap, and delicious small plates successfully satisfies many needs very well. |
Boerum Hill 152 Smith St.
(btwn Bergen & Wyckoff St.)
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6/10 |
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Through the lobby and follow the small gold sign down, to find the largest sake selection in NYC. |
Midtown East 211 E. 43rd St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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8/10 |
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Add one part Irish bar, one part dive, and one part sports bar and you've got this popular 2nd Avenue NYU hangout. If that's not your scene grab a seat on the expansive patio and enjoy the ambience of Second Avenue. |
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A seductive lounge that manages to be classy without being uptight. Attracts a diverse crowd spanning generations and continents with live music, an efficient bar, and a kitchen that could stands on its own. |
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Friendly place with decent food, but make no mistake this is the kind of dyke bar where any unsuspecting NYU student who wanders in will likely find themselves a fly in some gym teachers web. |
West Village 531 Hudson St.
(btwn Charles & W. 10th St)
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A cozy hipster hideaway on the corner of McCarren Park, Royal Oak convincingly integrates a dive bar and underground dance club. Large leather booths and free foosball quell the nausea of the scene; that is, twenty-something white people dressed in forty-something clothing dancing to pop music of thirty-somethings. |
Williamsburg North Side 594 Union Ave.
(at Richardson St.)
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In a neighborhood where vintage clothing commands prices higher than new Rosemary's will always have a die hard following among the subculture of hipsterism that likes their 32oz styrofoam cups sans irony. |
Williamsburg North Side 188 Bedford Ave.
(btwn North 6th & North 7th St.)
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7/10 |
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