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Some of the best views to be found anywhere in the city make all other considerations a distant second at this deco piano lounge on the top of the Beekman Tower.
Midtown East
3 Mitchell Pl.
(at First Ave.)
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-/10
Sexy bi-level lesbian bar and dance club from the former owner of Meow Mix.
Gowanus
249 4th Ave
(btwn President & Carroll St.)
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-/10
Relatively small and perhaps a little dull, but the view is neither. Step out on the roof deck and have your breath taken away by one of the best views of the Statue of Liberty to be had this side of the Hudson.
Financial district
2 West St.
(at 1st Pl.)
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6/10
One of the best rooftops in Manhattan is strictly hotel guests and members only.
SoHo/Little Italy
60 Thompson St.
(at Broome St.)
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One of the best options in the area - a view of ESB, an outdoor roof deck, and reasonable drinks can make for a pretty nice all around experience in the summer.
Chelsea
45 W. 35th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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10/10
Hotel guests only.
Hells Kitchen
356 W. 58th St.
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For 11 years Rocky Sullivan's was a Grammercy fixture. Now it's moved to this comfortable Red Hook space. Thanks to the craft ale, live music, frequent readings, brick over pizza, and a roof deck it might be even more popular in these new digs than it was in the old ones.
Red Hook
34 Van Dyke St
(btwn 28th and 29th Sts.)
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-/10
Flowers, stone railings and wrought iron and wicker furniture attract a more conservative crowd than many of the city's other roof decks bars, but at $7 for a Pilsner Urquel it's a veritable roof deck bargain.
Murray Hill
299 Madison Ave.
(at 41st St.)
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-/10
Every weekend these three floors of utterly bland and unremarkable décor fill with humanity to match. As the owners of these countless collared shirts and water bras attempt to mask their own banality with endless rounds of Apple Pucker and Jack and Coke, neighborhood clinics ready themselves for the deluge to come. If that's your cup of tea may we also recommend Turtle Bay, Naked Lunch, and Depo-Provera.
Midtown East
1015 2nd Ave.
(btwn 53rd & 54th St)
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5/10
Dancing, live latin music, tiki huts, and a jaw dropping sunset over the hudson. Hard to argue with really.
Central Harlem
348 Dyckman St.
(at the Hudson River)
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-/10
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