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An Irish alehouse that feels older than its years, draws a crowd of expats and NYU students to indulge in their superb Guinness. |
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9/10 |
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A Brazilian music and dinner club that attracts top hip hop talent, DJs and world music acts. |
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7/10 |
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The big attraction of this Irish in name and font only bar is the "Beat the Clock" happy hour. Weekdays from 12pm-8pm extremely generous specials vary every two hours. $1 well drinks kick it off from 12-2pm. |
Greenwich Village 102 MacDougal St.
(btwn Bleeker & W. 3rd St)
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-/10 |
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This bi-level bar and lounge has a low ceiling upstairs space for DJs and live music. The crowd varies as wildly by night as the music, but both tend to be hot. |
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-/10 |
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Four rooms with remarkably different atmospheres combine to form the Sidewalk Café. There's a clean and comfortable cafe, a dive bar, a downstairs pool table area, and a live music room. Two of the four rooms are all ages, so it's not a bad place to take your little brother when he's in town. |
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5/10 |
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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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8/10 |
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Lower East Side 196 Allen St.
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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10/10 |
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Hugely popular latin club where the crowd dresses to impress and comes to dance. Hot is really the only word for it. |
Financial district 104 Greenwich St.
(btwn Rector & Carlisle)
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10/10 |
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Live music, a central location, a friendly crowd, and sadly Thurs-Sat a cover. |
Greenwich Village 151 Bleecker St.
(at Thompson St.)
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7/10 |
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Sleezy in the best possible way. A strip club that attracts as many women as men, books rock bands, and where people actually dance together at the same time without exchanging cash. |
Financial district 96 Greenwich St.
(at Rector St.)
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5/10 |
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