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There are dives and then there are dives where you can smell the history soaked into the stains on the floor. This blue collar bar is one of the latter. Since 1969 Timboo's has been serving beer to neighborhood residents, although it's not exactly the type of place you'd want to hang out soaking in the history. |
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The ambience that might otherwise exist in this attractive space is obliterated by no fewer than 10 plasma TVs. If you're not hear to watch sports head to the cozy backyard garden insead, and enjoy a pint of Chimary on tap. |
Williamsburg North Side 312 Grand St.
(At Bond St.)
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Thanks to $2 well drinks for women all night every night the stripper pull at this "upscale lounge" gets plenty of use. |
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Tall ceilings, plasma TVs and that certain clean, polished look that makes you feel like you're in an upscale strip mall in the suburbs. The bars primary novelty is an ice line running down the center of the bar to keep your drinks cool - it works like a charm. |
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Owned and operated by New York's bravest, this is the go to bar for girls looking to land themselves a fireman. On Saturday nights ladies drink for free, and by 2am quite a few of them find themselves in need ofa little rescuing. |
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Low-key, low-ceilinged, low-priced bar. $1 drafts for happy hour and they've got a back (concrete) garden. |
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Low key hotel bar attracts a crowd almost as diverse as New York itself. |
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Loosely scuba themed student bar. |
Upper West Side 732 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 96th St.)
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Like a real Australian sheep station, this pub on a remote section of 4th avenue with nothing to keep it company but gas stations and auto body shops, provides warm and welcoming respite. There's a fireplace, a full aussie menu, and a friendly welcoming staff. |
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If you need to catch a footie match in midtown just keep your out for this two story Irish castle. |
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