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The kind of place where a first time visitor is met with a round of introductions, unattended women are viewed with suspicion, and friendships are begun with the clip of a cigar.
East Village
80 E. 7th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave.)
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10/10
Hidden away on the 2nd floor, Uncle Ming's feels like a house party with bathroom lines to match.
East Village
225 Ave. B
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5/10
Egyptian themed hookah bar destined to be even more short lived than its namesake.
Lower East Side
196 Orchard St.
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5/10
There's an inherent beauty in simple ideas executed perfectly. An elegant space, a U-shaped bar, a truly interesting wine list with some bottles in the low $20s, and great jazz instead of the bartender's iPod on shuffle.
North Slope
74 5th Ave.
(btwn St Marks & Warren)
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-/10
A sexy subterranean metal den in an unlikely space just beneath the Three of Cups Italian restaurant.
East Village
85 1st Ave.
(at 5th St.)
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-/10
Jet black leather couches, lava red carpets, an illuminated bar, and a stripper pole set the vibe at this ultra-trendy DJ lounge in the Hotel Rivington. Head to the right from the lobby or failing that the steel grey doors outside.
Lower East Side
105 Rivington
(btwn Ludlow & Essex)
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-/10
Trees, an outdoor grill, and Bermuda grass are placed to evoke a friends backyard. While not exactly successful, The Yard is nevertheless an unusual and kind of fun place to pass the night.
SoHo/Little Italy
310 W. Broadway
(btwn Grand & Canal St.)
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-/10
This long thin dimly lit bar draws neighborhood regulars with cheap drinks and a relaxed vibe.
Lower East Side
174 Orchard St.
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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7/10
A shoebox sized douchebag sink carefully designed to absorb the star-fuckers, B-listers, and iBankers from the good bars in the neighborhood and relieve them of their money and dignity. Find the only book store with a bouncer and you're there.
Lower East Side
247 Eldridge St.
(btwn Stanton & Houston)
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-/10
A huge open bar/restaurant with a low key lounge below, The Coffee Shop has become an NYC fixture not for its food, diner decor, or moonlighting model waitstaff comprised, but its prime location -- but what a location it is.
Union Square/ Flatiron
29 Union Sq W.
(16th St and the Park)
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6/10
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