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This dark and quiet Irish bar remains oddly unmolested by the drinking crowds of 1st Avenue and therein lies its charm.
East Village
102 1st Ave.
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5/10
There aren't many sports bars in the East Village, and there aren't any other Buffalo Sabres or Cubs bars, so if that's what you're looking for you're in no position to complain.
East Village
12 Avenue A
(btwn Houston & 2nd St.)
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-/10
The long bar here fills with a friendly neighborhood crowd and the backyard garden is the site of many a fierce ping pong battle.
Williamsburg North Side
180 Grand St.
(at Bedford Ave.)
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8/10
An anachronism in the newly self-conciously hip LES, Iggy's is a bar where people go to get trashed and have fun.
Lower East Side
132 Ludlow St.
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8/10
Huge Irish pub caters to college kids and beer connoisseurs. One of the few bars in NYC with a beer engine to serve cask conditioned ale.
Upper West Side
485 Amsterdam Ave.
(at West 83rd St.)
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10/10
Devoid of personality, but it stays packed, and sometimes lots of people makes up for little atmosphere - well, sometimes if you're drunk.
NoLita
53 Spring St.
(btwn Lafayette & Mulberry St.)
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7/10
Named for a clock tower in cork, the Four faced liar serves up 20oz pints to a loud and thirsty crowd that packs the place on weekend nights.
West Village
165 W. 4th St.
(at 6th Ave.)
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-/10
Rose Hill
336 3rd Ave.
(at E 25th St.)
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-/10
Now in new digs in the former Second Nature space on 2nd ave,the bar may be totally new, but it still remains the prototypical college dive.
NoHo
108 3rd Ave.
(btwn 13th & 14th St)
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8/10
If there's a better Irish Pub in the West Village we don't know of it. And despite being a hang out for the brits at Assault and Battery down the street everyone gets on merrily.
West Village
54-58 Greenwich Ave.
(btwn 6th & 7th Ave.)
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6/10
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