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The Porch lays rightful claim to the best garden in the East Village as the summer crowds here attest. But during the winter the dark woods and warm lighting creates an indoor atmosphere every bit as appealing.
(Just reopened Sept 2007) |
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4/10 |
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A gargantuan loft space an efficient bar, couches galore, and a $4 beer. Only in Brooklyn. |
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8/10 |
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With an outstanding beer selection (including cask conditioned ale), great Costa Rican bar food, a back garden, 4 TVs, a pool table and a dart board there's not many angles the Lighthouse Tavern doesn't have covered. |
North Slope 243 5th Ave.
(btwn Carroll St. and Garfield Pl.)
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7/10 |
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This dimly lit bar is one of the very few venues in the city with a smoking exemption. It's sexy, reasonably priced, and so much fun you can't help but feel sorry for all those people standing in line outside of Le Souk a few blocks away. |
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4/10 |
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The late great International Bar has risen from the ashes. Christmas tree lights, tin ceilings, cheap drinks, and the juke box to end all juke boxes. It was the last great E. Village bar and it's back to reclaim its throne. |
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5/10 |
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The nautical themed Italian Restaurant and bar formerly known as Nautilus has a 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea vibe. |
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6/10 |
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Boasts the first smoking section since 2001, a private elevator VIP lounge, and DJs who love pop. |
MeatPacking District 409 W. 13th St.
(at 9th Ave.)
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Like Cherry Tree across the street this bar has a large and unique beer selection, an attractive space, and a killer garden. What it's missing is the beer pong frat crowd. |
North Slope 76 4th Ave
(btwn Bergen St. & St. Marks Place)
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9/10 |
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What else would you call Manhattan's only gay sports bar? |
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This sophisticated wine and cigarette bar is one of only 5 places in the city exempt from the 2003 smoking ban. |
SoHo/Little Italy 32 Watts St.
(btwn Thompson & 6th Ave)
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7/10 |
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