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A nice, inoffensive and surprisingly neighborhoody spot to go to dodge the Greenwich Village crush. Sure the décor seen better days, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.
Greenwich Village
128 W. Houston St.
(at Sullivan St.)
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-/10
This basement bar is neighborhood fixture thanks to a perfect pint of Guinness and a winning Philly Cheese Steak.
West Village
234 W. 14th St.
(bwtn 7th & 8th Ave)
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8/10

A drinking bar usually full, but rarely overcrowded. Not a bad place for picking up what with the enormous bar, friendly pool table, and a long shared sex line for the bathroom.
Lower East Side
121 Essex St.
(btwn Rivington and Delancey)
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7/10
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
Tiny, but friendly and warm NYU grad student and actor hangout serving Belgian ales and carafes of wine.
Greenwich Village
225 Sullivan St.
(btwn Bleecker & W. 3rd)
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6/10
Although anyone who's lived in Williamsburg more than a year will claim the scene is far past its sell by date, Union Pool remains an attractive and popular space. On a weeknight in the fall a spot by the firepit in the back garden is nothing short of a treasure.
Williamsburg North Side
484 Union Ave.
(at Meeker Ave)
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8/10
The home of real beer in New York City.
Upper East Side
1394 York Ave.
(at 74th St)
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7/10
Comfy couches, a fireplace, attentive service, and an attractive crowd make Boat a top choice on Smith Street.
Boerum Hill
175 Smith St.
(btwn Warren & Wyckoff St.)
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8/10
Always crowded, but rarely uncomfortable corner bar provides a welcome respite from the usual SoHo/NoLita pretense.
NoLita
48 Spring St.
(At Mulberry)
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8/10

Five tasty dumplings or four pork buns for a $1 dollar. A can of coke for $.75. One of the last true bargains left in this city.
Chinatown
99 Allen St.
(btwn Delancey and Broome)
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8/10
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