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The theme is summer camp, which granted is more than a little camp itself. The bar's popularity rests in the fact that rather than attempting to capture camp kitsch, they've instead pretty successfully captured the feeling of warmth and camaraderie topped off with some smores for dessert. |
Boerum Hill 179 Smith St.
(btwn Warren & Wyckoff St.)
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3/10 |
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Low key watering hole offers refuge to locals avoiding Smith Street's Saturday night crowds. |
Boerum Hill 31 3rd Ave.
(btwn Atlantic & State St)
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Fans of Blind Tiger's 20 taps and 2 handpumps rejoiced when it reopened at this Bleeker Street location in the Spring of 2007. The beer selection remains second to none attracting raucous after work crowds. |
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A surprisingly low key bar in a location which is fast becoming anything but. The booths here are big comfortable and wrap around into almost a complete circle, there's couches in the back, and a wood burning fireplace. Service at the bar is hit and miss, but you're hear to sit down with friends anyway. |
West Village 52 8th Ave.
(btwn Horatio & Jane St.)
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This dog friendly sports bar is a second home for its neighborhood regulars, but can feel more like foreign territory for anyone else. |
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Votive candles, exposed brick, leather couches, and a working fireplace creates a rustic, living room aesthetic. Throw in stunning European waitresses and a vast selection of single malt scotches and you've got one of the best lounges in Murray Hill. |
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Upscale Irish pub in the Fitzpatrick Hotel serves consistent if somewhat pricey comfort food to an after work and tourist crowd. |
Midtown East 141 E. 44th St.
(btwn 3rd & Lexington)
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This three story carriage house never made the city's landmarks list and so it became the extraordinarily elegant setting for this wine bar and restaurant. A seat at the bar provides a comfortable vantage to explore the 150 bottle wine menu. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 121 E. 17th St.
(btwn 4th & Irving)
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This small, dimly lit bar replaced everyone's favorite neighborhood hole, Pour House. The music's seems to be always a bit too loud, the pool table is uneven, but the crowd tends to be pretty friendly and they've got cask conditioned ale. |
East Williamsburg 790 Metropolitan Ave
(btn Graham Ave & Humboldt St)
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This richly appointed hotel lounge makes an excellent venue for the rich to schedule an appointment with cognac and caviar. |
Midtown West 160 Central Park S.
(btwn 6th & 7th)
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