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Aiming for a position as a neighborhood fixture this pub has taken pains to create a sense a community. There's a pub quiz night, board games, a jukebox with patrons mix CDs, and a huge projection screen for the big games.
Prospect Heights
428 Bergen St
(btwn 4th & 5th Ave)
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-/10
A historic restoration of Front Street has has yielded this attractive Italian wine bar. Exposed brick and iron-work create a chic downtown ambience just far enough away from the tourist crush.
Financial district
220 Front St.
(btwn Beekman & Peck Slip)
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-/10
A candlelit wine bar that also boasts a good selection of craft beers. For such a low key environment it frequently has a bustling scene particularly afterwork.
TriBeCa
249 W. Broadway
(btwn Beach & North Moore St.)
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8/10
Warm atmosphere, live jazz, and a garage door which swings open in the summer makes for an open air delight. Go for wine with friends and skip the overpriced entrees.
SoHo/Little Italy
41 Mercer St.
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9/10
Warm lighting and a killer jukebox help will help make Commonwealth a Park Slope fixture.
South Slope
497 12th St.
(at 12th St.)
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6/10
This locals dive is one of the oldest bars in Harlem. It's not so much a destination as a place to end up. But it you find yourself here, there's a pool table, a game on the TV, and even a piano against the wall if you've got the chops.
Central Harlem
2021 7th Ave.
(at 121st)
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-/10
There was a time not too long ago when bars like this confined themselves to the Upper East Side. This sharp counterpoint to Beauty Bar next door features giant plasma TVs, wings and burgers, and standing room only crowds.
East Village
233 E. 14th St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
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8/10
The trendy décor of this bi-level lounge is a departure from the frat bars that populate this stretch of 2nd Avenue, but the crowd and the music fit right in.
Midtown East
986 2nd Ave.
(at 52nd St.)
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-/10
Opened in 1975 Ruby's is one of only two remaining pubs on the boardwalk. Sitting on the patio overlooking the boardwalk with a $6 plastic cup of domestic draft remains a singular pleasure.
Coney Island
1213 Boardwalk
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-/10
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.
Gowanus
149 Fourth Ave.
(at Douglas St)
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-/10
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