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Warm environs, cheap beer, and nightly live music, you'd never guess you were just a block away from Bleeker Street. |
Greenwich Village 82 W. 3rd St.
(btwn Sullivan & Thompson St.)
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Grungy low key atmosphere + second furniture + back garden + pool table + live jazz - hipsters = A solid neighborhood bar. |
East Williamsburg 609 Grand St.
(btwn Lorimer & Leonard St.)
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No cover and a 1 drink minimum means this soulful jazz and blues joint is almost always packed, but thanks to the good the service and the friendly vibe it never seems a problem. |
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Relaxed and inexpensive jazz venue way off the beaten track. |
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Unbeatable talent, accoustics and sitelines make this famed jazz joint a popular tourist choice. Steep cover charges and drink minimums mean you'll leave with the feeling that you've gotten exactly what you paid for. |
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This polished and classy venue is one of the best places to catch modern jazz in the city. The soul food is above par and the view of Central Park is nothing short of spectacular. |
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This once world famous uptown jazz club had been shuttered for 30 years, but was reopened in the Spring of 2006 and is well on its way down the long road to regaining its former glory. |
Central Harlem 206 W. 118th St.
(btwn St. Nicholas & 7th Ave)
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The live music at this Brazilian samba joint fills the place with more than enough latin heat to overcome the nondescript décor. |
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Opened in the 30's and recently renovated this Harlem institution has hosted all of the cities greats from Davis to Coltrane. The ribs are to die for and the jazz is still some of the best in the city. Attracts a mix of students, tourists, and neighborhood locals. |
Central Harlem 288 Lenox Ave.
(btwn 124th & 125th St.)
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Low key hotel bar attracts a crowd almost as diverse as New York itself. |
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