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The oldest and also the number one music venue on the Lower East Side. Covers tend to be cheap, the acts tend to be well above par, and people are there to have fun. There's even live band karaoke on Monday nights. |
Lower East Side 95 Stanton St.
(btwn Ludlow & Orchard St.)
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The accoustics are some of the best and the space manages to be small enough to be intimate, but big enough to draw some big names. |
Midtown West 237 W. 42nd St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave.)
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Super giant performance space draws huge crowds for indie rock shows. Unfortunately with a 3,500 person capacity and all ages admittance vying for a good position to hear the band can quickly become as big an aspect of the night as the music. |
Midtown West 239 W. 52nd St.
(btwn Broadway & 8th Ave.)
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Infinitely preferable music venue to the Hammersein. A pale second to the Bowery Ballroom. |
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Candle light, dark wood and crimson walls set the tone for this sexy spacious lounge. And with nightly live music, a consistent kitchen, and a full menu it's no surprise that Prohibition is one of the most popular lounges on the UWS. |
Upper West Side 503 Columbus Ave.
(btwn 84th & 85th St.)
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$7 bottle beers, velvet rope roof access, overrun by UES and BT posers. Whatever appeal this place once had has evaporated. |
Lower East Side 168 Delancey St.
(btwn Clinton and Attorney)
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North Slope 125 5th Ave.
(btwn Sterling Place & St. John's Place)
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