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Inexpensive, amiable, and as comfortable as a favorite pair of worn in jeans this wine, spirit and fondue bar has recently moved down the street and into much bigger and fancier digs. But thanks to a loyal following of regulars the low-key and sexy vibe will likely remain the same as always.
East Village
111 E. 7th St.
(btwn 1st & A)
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9/10
The cocktails at the Pegu club are second to none unfortunately all that craft takes time and getting your hands on one on a Friday night can quickly become a challenge.
SoHo/Little Italy
77 W. Houston St.
(btwn Broadway & Wooster)
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8/10
A varied and interesting wine list make up for the little varied or interesting clientele at this dimly lit wine bar attached to the restaurant Public.
NoLita
210 Elizabeth St.
(btwn Prince & Spring St.)
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-/10
At some point in the late 90's when the first millionaires started moving onto Avenue C the spiritual heart of New York City started making its way East from the Village to Brooklyn. Following shortly behind the city's spiritual liver took up residency at Moe's. Rich, vibrant, edgy and diverse, Moe's is never boring and everything a New York City bars should be.
Fort Greene
80 Lafayette Ave
(at S. Portland Ave.)
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8/10
Exquisitely crafted cocktails which lost much of their luster as the prices climbed from $8 to $11 and have no settled at $15. You'll need reservations to get in the door
Chinatown
134 Eldridge St.
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10/10
An indoor / outdoor trattoria that turns into a velvet rope scene to be seen on summer weekends. On other occassions it's a perfectly relaxed albeit somewhat pricey spot to enjoy some goat cheese pizza with the smoking hot European tourists staying at the hotel.
Chelsea
88 9th Ave.
(at 16th St.)
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1/10
Small, dimly lit Morrocan themed bar packs on weekend. Watch the 20% gratuity on your tab and additional tip line.
Lower East Side
217 Bowery
(at Rivington)
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6/10
The intimacy, ambience and accoustics of Joe's Pub is such that missing your favorite artist here is a tragedy.
NoHo
425 Lafayette St.
(btwn 4th St. & Astor Place)
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8/10
The palpable sexuality of this spot, may make you wonder if the environs have somehow been imbued with the spiritual essense of the thousands of orgasms experienced in this former Chinatown massage parlor.
Chinatown
302 Broome St.
(btwn Forsyth and Eldridge)
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7/10
GoldBar does oppulence rather well. Gold ceilings, gold chandeliers, gold tables, gold curtains, gold walls covered in tiny gold skulls all add up to a significant wow factor. Unfortunatly they also add up to an environment about as comfortable and welcoming as a bank vault. A standard cocktail will run $14, and the door policy can be brutal.
Chinatown
389 Broome St.
(at Mulberry St.)
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8/10
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