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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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6/10
Thursdays nights turn into a feeding frenzy here as the bartenders chum the waters with free booze to anyone who can show two X chromosones.
Ridgewood
52-35 Metropolitan Ave.
(at Starr St)
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-/10
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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2/10
This sophisticated wine and cigarette bar is one of only 5 places in the city exempt from the 2003 smoking ban.
SoHo/Little Italy
32 Watts St.
(btwn Thompson & 6th Ave)
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7/10
This shoebox sized pinup themed bar hosts frequent burlesque shows which you can enjoy with steak frittes thanks to delivery from nearby Schillers.
Lower East Side
106 Norfolk St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave)
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8/10
This sexy lounge lies just below the Greek restaurant Parea. A selection of ouzos, tapas, and Greek and Turkish beers ensures the large banquettes remain full of moneyed Mediterraneans.
Grammercy
36 E. 20th St.
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-/10
This polyglot karaoke bar has a library of 20,000 English songs, 20,000 Chinese songs, 6,000 Spanish songs, and 30,000 Japanese songs. It also boasts 3 private rooms, 33 TVs, and your typical midtown bar acrylic and accent light aesthetic.
Midtown East
303-305 E. 53rd St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave)
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-/10
This outpost of the popular East Village wine bar features the same successful recipe, small but tasty dishes in a swank, but comfortable setting.
Greenwich Village
146 W. Houston St.
(at MacDougal St.)
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-/10
This Manhattan chain of restaurant/bars has been successful for good reason - consistency. The service, the food, even the crowd is almost always slightly better than just good enough. There's a lot to be said for a sure thing.
Upper East Side
1125 1st Ave.
(at 62nd St.)
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-/10
This Manhattan chain of restaurant/bars has been successful for good reason - consistency. The service, the food, even the crowd is almost always slightly better than just good enough. There's a lot to be said for a sure thing.
Chelsea
112 7th Ave.
(at 17th St.)
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-/10
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