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Sexy candle lit lounge with a bar area upstairs and DJ space below. On weekends it can get so crowded you'll want to step outside for air.
East Village
16 1st Ave.
(at 1st St)
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7/10
One of the most popular Karaoke haunts in the East Village. There's a big boxy room up front and several private rooms you can rent by the hour in the back. Big groups of girls and smaller groups of gay men (from Urge and The Cock next door) flock to have a crack at the 30,000 song playlist.
East Village
27 2nd Ave.
(at 2nd St.)
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-/10
A festive atmosphere and Latin street food perfect for following up a night of drinking. Order a literal fishbowl of sangria to share with your friends, or pick up a cocktail in a thimble sized ice filled glass.
Lower East Side
157 E Houston St.
(btwn Allen & Eldridge)
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6/10
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
Giant tri-level rock bar one-ups The Delancey.
Chinatown
105 Eldridge St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St)
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8/10
West Village
61 7th Ave.
(at Bleeker)
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-/10
Although its moment in the sun has past, the B Bar and Grill remains an E. Village fixture thanks to an outstanding outdoor space and clean and classic décor.
NoHo
40 E. 4th St.
(at Bowery)
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6/10
A relaxed and low key lounge most nights of the week, but on Friday and Saturdays all hell breaks loose when it becomes a giant 80's dance party. Combine that with frequent birthday and bachelorette parties thanks to extremely competive open bar specials and you've got a lot of estrogen for a not so big room.
East Village
104 Ave. C
(at 7th St.)
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9/10
Walking inside it's as if you've suddenly been magically transported around the world to a bog standard, always a bit too crowded, dull as you like pub in midtown Sydney.
Chelsea
20 W. 38th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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-/10
Top of the line karaoke machines and quality microphones mean you can capture ever missed note of Umbrella (ela-ela) in stunning fidelity. You can take over any of the 12 private rooms for $8/pp per hour.
Chelsea
53 W. 35th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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-/10
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