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Always a great time, always cheap, always too crowded to stand. Boasts some of the cheapest and best burgers in the city, but order them at the bar and save yourself the queue.
West Village
331 W. 4th St.
(at Jane St.)
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7/10
Home to the best cover band in the city. Which may not sound like much of a recommendation, but trust us. It is.
Greenwich Village
115 MacDougal St.
(at Minetta Lane)
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9/10
The best music venue in the city - hands down, and the likely locale of your favorite band's best set ever.
Lower East Side
6 Delancey St.
(btwn Bowery & Chrystie St.)
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9/10
Although its moment in the sun has past, the B Bar and Grill remains an E. Village fixture thanks to an outstanding outdoor space and clean and classic décor.
NoHo
40 E. 4th St.
(at Bowery)
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6/10
Impress your friends from out of town, sure the place isn't actually hip, but man does it look the part. And the bathrooms will give them a story to tell their friends back home.
SoHo/Little Italy
89 Mercer St.
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5/10
With free music, a bar, a sculpture garden and awesome views why is it you've never been?
Upper East Side
1000 5th Ave
(5th Ave. at 82nd St.)
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7/10
Unbeatable talent, accoustics and sitelines make this famed jazz joint a popular tourist choice. Steep cover charges and drink minimums mean you'll leave with the feeling that you've gotten exactly what you paid for.
Hells Kitchen
315 W. 44th St.
(at 8th Ave.)
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8/10
Two teams battle for improv suppremacy at this "Whose line is it anyway" style competion. Unlike nearly every other comedy choice in the city there's no drink minimums, no age limits, and it's a totally clean show.
Chelsea
347 W. 36th St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave)
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-/10
This polished and classy venue is one of the best places to catch modern jazz in the city. The soul food is above par and the view of Central Park is nothing short of spectacular.
Hells Kitchen
10 Columbus Circle
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-/10
The space is almost above reproach. A restaurant, bar, lounge all decked to the nines with Arabian flair. There's even a game room with a pool table, poker board, and a PS3. Unfortunately enjoyment of it requires the mental exercise of blocking out the Hamptons mate or die crowd, and forgeting you're drinking a $9 Corona.
Midtown East
137 E. 55th St.
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-/10
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