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Warm and cozy wine and tapas bar, small enough and far enough off the beaten track that you feel like you've uncovered a hidden treasure.
NoLita
151 Elizabeth St.
(At Kenmare)
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7/10
Attractive contemporary wine bar makes for a great spot to people watch or grab an after dinner drink with a date.
East Village
65 2nd Ave.
(at 4th St.)
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-/10
A treasure just off 4th St, a European style tavern serving Pomme Frites and Belgian ales.
Greenwich Village
148 W. 4th St.
(btwn 6th & MacDougal)
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8/10
Half wine bar, half wine shop, and somehow manages to succeed at both.
TriBeCa
211 W. Broadway
(at Franklin St.)
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-/10
Tiny, but friendly and warm NYU grad student and actor hangout serving Belgian ales and carafes of wine.
Greenwich Village
225 Sullivan St.
(btwn Bleecker & W. 3rd)
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6/10
West Village
323 W. 11th St.
(btwn Greenwich & Washington St.)
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-/10
There's an inherent beauty in simple ideas executed perfectly. An elegant space, a U-shaped bar, a truly interesting wine list with some bottles in the low $20s, and great jazz instead of the bartender's iPod on shuffle.
North Slope
74 5th Ave.
(btwn St Marks & Warren)
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-/10
This long thin dimly lit bar draws neighborhood regulars with cheap drinks and a relaxed vibe.
Lower East Side
174 Orchard St.
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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7/10
How is it that the restaurant featured in "Bright Lights Big City" managed to sell any food at all in the 80s when it’s a list crowd was ruining its appetite racking up lines in the bathroom? Ah yes, the bar. The Bar.
TriBeCa
145 W. Broadway
(at Thomas St.)
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8/10

Unpretentious yet refined,  it's hard to imagine a better rendition of the New England seafood shack.
East Village
96 2nd Ave.
(Btwn 5th & 6th St)
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8/10
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