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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 |
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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 |
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A cheap, comfortable, unassuming dive that draws a relaxed and eclectic crowd. Young and old, gay and straight, well of and dirt poor all come here for $3.50 pints of McSorley's and a friendly game of pool. |
East Village 509 E. 5th St.
(btwn Aves. A and B)
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On some nights this place is completely empty, on others it's demonstrative of the rich cultural heritage of the Ukraine's youth - which usually involves drinking to excess, listening to 80's metal bands, and occassionally dancing on tables. |
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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. |
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In a neighborhood where vintage clothing commands prices higher than new Rosemary's will always have a die hard following among the subculture of hipsterism that likes their 32oz styrofoam cups sans irony. |
Williamsburg North Side 188 Bedford Ave.
(btwn North 6th & North 7th St.)
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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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This dimly lit, heavy drinking bar has been a Park Slope fixture since 1931. It was also once Elliot Smith's favorite hang out when he lived nearby. It now attracts a mix of young and old regulars brought together by a shared love of drinks cheap and hard. |
North Slope 39 5th Ave.
(btwn Bergen & Dean St.)
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Williamsburg fixture keeps the beer ultra-cheep and its crowd drunk and happy. |
Williamsburg North Side 125 Bedford Ave.
(at N. 10th St.)
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7/10 |
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Opened in 1947, steeped in history and resolutely friendly, Montero's is a nautical themed reminder of the Brooklyn waterfront's working past and present. |
Brooklyn Heights 73 Atlantic Ave.
(at Hicks St.)
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