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In Williamsburg where what passes for Bohemia tends to be deintellectualized, unsubstantive and culturally barren, a night spent in Zebulon can be almost disorienting. Patrons emerge at the end of the night as if from a darkened theatre where they've been transported by some strange fiction to a world bereft of pop culture references or tedious irony.
Williamsburg North Side
258 Wythe Ave.
(btwn N 3rd St. & Metropolitan Ave.)
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-/10
An adult offshoot of Homer's Malt Shop next door, the Blue Donkey Bar attracts a neighborhood crowd with a décor a notch warmer than the many nearby beer and shots joints.
Upper West Side
489 Amsterdam Ave
(btwn 83rd & 84th St)
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10/10
In 2002 Steve Johnson heard a voice in his head that told him to kill white people. He ended up taking 15 people hostage in Bar Veloce.
East Village
176 2nd Ave.
(btwn 11th & 12th St.)
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7/10
Truckloads of sand trucked in from Jersey create a beach scene with views of Manhattan.
Long Island City
Borden and 2nd St.
(Water Taxi)
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10/10
This old school/old men's cigar bar has all the elements of a classic mens club: a strict jacket policy, a 25 and over door policy, waitresses in cocktail dresses, and a glowing fireplace.
Upper East Side
1020 Lexington Ave.
(btwn 72nd & 73rd)
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6/10
There are few pleasures as singular as a crisp cold Czech lager and a kielbasa hot off the grill, enjoyed in this sun filled beer garden.
Whitestone
29-19 24th Ave.
(btwn 29th & 31st St.)
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7/10
The owners of Sputen Duyvil across the street have transformed an auto-body garage into New York's most unique BBQ spot. A far ranging selection of bourbons, several microbrews on tap, and a large patio space make it a popular space for drinks as well.
Williamsburg North Side
354 Metropolitan Ave.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer)
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7/10
The home of real beer in New York City.
Upper East Side
1394 York Ave.
(at 74th St)
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7/10
In the ongoing culture wars of the East Village bar scene, Royale is a huge strike for UESification. Between the plasma TVs, baseball caps, rounds of shots and the girls whose most comfortable mode of communication is via a series of high pitched squeels you can easily forget that not too long ago this used to be one of the best Jazz bars in New York.
East Village
157 Avenue C
(at 10th St.)
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8/10
Murray Hill
8 E. 36th St.
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9/10
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