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A large selection of bottles and a warm and inviting atmosphere have made this cheese and wine bar an instant neighborhood favorite. |
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This Chinatown gem has tin ceilings, dim lights, and a unique selection of organic wines. Throw in small plates like wild boar sausage, sea bass ceviche, and prociutto and goat cheese cigars, and you have a near perfect date spot. |
Chinatown 247 Broome St.
(btwn Ludlow & Orchard St.)
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Chelsea 17 W. 32nd St.
(btwn Broadway and Fifth Ave.)
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6/10 |
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An extremely attractive crowd to match an extremely attractive space perfectly balanced out by an expensive bar with cramped standing room. |
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A seductive lounge that manages to be classy without being uptight. Attracts a diverse crowd spanning generations and continents with live music, an efficient bar, and a kitchen that could stands on its own. |
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Although its days of being the hottest spot around have past, the sexy atmosphere ensures that you can't help but feel cool just being here. |
NoLita 281 Lafayette St.
(btwn Houston and Prince)
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The Porch lays rightful claim to the best garden in the East Village as the summer crowds here attest. But during the winter the dark woods and warm lighting creates an indoor atmosphere every bit as appealing. (Just reopened Sept 2007) |
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Inexpensive, amiable, and as comfortable as a favorite pair of worn in jeans this wine, spirit and fondue bar has recently moved down the street and into much bigger and fancier digs. But thanks to a loyal following of regulars the low-key and sexy vibe will likely remain the same as always. |
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The cocktails at the Pegu club are second to none unfortunately all that craft takes time and getting your hands on one on a Friday night can quickly become a challenge. |
SoHo/Little Italy 77 W. Houston St.
(btwn Broadway & Wooster)
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There's free jazz 7 nights and a good wine and beer selection at this homey village haunt. |
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