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At the last of the Tribeca dive bars a pitcher of PBR can be had for just $6. Which is good because you'll need to pound a half dozen or so to match the general level of sobriety.
TriBeCa
110 Chambers St.
(btwn West Broadway & Church St.)
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6/10
It's tempting to dismiss this 70's themed bar simply out of hand, but spend an evening there and you'll soon quite suprisingly discover it's warm, comfortable and populated by some of the tastiest hipsters this side of Greenpoint.
Lower East Side
123 Rivington St.
(at Norfolk St.)
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6/10
This unlikely crab shack on the far end of Duane Street draws a lively after work Tribeca crowd.
TriBeCa
185 Duane St.
(At Greenwich St.)
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-/10
The big attraction of this Irish in name and font only bar is the "Beat the Clock" happy hour. Weekdays from 12pm-8pm extremely generous specials vary every two hours. $1 well drinks kick it off from 12-2pm.
Greenwich Village
102 MacDougal St.
(btwn Bleeker & W. 3rd St)
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-/10
Four rooms with remarkably different atmospheres combine to form the Sidewalk Café. There's a clean and comfortable cafe, a dive bar, a downstairs pool table area, and a live music room. Two of the four rooms are all ages, so it's not a bad place to take your little brother when he's in town.
East Village
94 Ave. A
(at 6th St)
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5/10
A seductive lounge that manages to be classy without being uptight. Attracts a diverse crowd spanning generations and continents with live music, an efficient bar, and a kitchen that could stands on its own.
East Village
188 Ave. B
(btwn 11th & 12th St)
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8/10
Hugely popular latin club where the crowd dresses to impress and comes to dance. Hot is really the only word for it.
Financial district
104 Greenwich St.
(btwn Rector & Carlisle)
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10/10
Big corner bar/restaurant, with a half price 12AM-1AM happy hour Sun-Wed.
East Village
359 Bowery
(at 4th St.)
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7/10
There's good reason the Waterfront Ale House has been a Brooklyn Heights staple for over a decade. The food is consistently delicious and the 18 taps host a beer for every taste including cask conditioned ales.
Brooklyn Heights
155 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Clinton & Henry St.)
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-/10
With cheap beer, wings, sliders, beer pong, and all the big games is it any surprise that Off the Wagon is the frat bar du jour for NYU backwards baseball cap set.
Greenwich Village
109 Macdougal St.
(btwn Bleecker & West 3rd St.)
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7/10
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