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At some point in the late 90's when the first millionaires started moving onto Avenue C the spiritual heart of New York City started making its way East from the Village to Brooklyn. Following shortly behind the city's spiritual liver took up residency at Moe's. Rich, vibrant, edgy and diverse, Moe's is never boring and everything a New York City bars should be.
Fort Greene
80 Lafayette Ave
(at S. Portland Ave.)
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8/10
McKenna's pub may be only blocks from the Meatpacking district, but it's a world away. From noon to 9pm every single day of the week drinks are 2 for 1 and a burger can be had for a mere $5.
West Village
245 W. 14th St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave.)
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6/10
The owner Barry McCormack, a one time star Irish footballer, ensures that no big soccer games are missed at this rock solid Irish bar. A decent kitchen attracts a relaxed neighborhood crowd that's missing from most other 3rd avenue offerings.
Rose Hill
365 3rd Avenue
(btwn 26th & 27th St.)
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-/10
Comfortable and off the beaten track Lolita Bar is that rare Manhattan bar where you could almost imagine you were in Brooklyn.
Chinatown
266 Broome St.
(at Allen St.)
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6/10
A low-key dive. Boasts really cheap beer, a great juke country box, and a fiercely competive pool table.
East Village
520 E. 6th St.
(btwn A & B)
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7/10
Loud and raucous, the student crowd here's the same as the other big frat bars on this block, but at least Jake's has a backroom that's free of TVs, so you can try and score digits without the sickly plasma palor.
Upper West Side
430 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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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
Basement bar with cheap food and even cheaper beer. The name says it all.
West Village
179 W. 4th St.
(btwn Jones & Barrow St)
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6/10
A lesbian bar so friendly, comfortable and homey that even your straight male friends will feel welcome.
West Village
281 W. 12th St.
(at West 4th St.)
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7/10
So successful in Long Island they opened one in the E. Village. Luckily, the otherwordly sweet potato fries alone provide a solid raison d'être.
East Village
28 Ave. B
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6/10
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