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An Upper West Side staple for over fifty years, this laid back Irish pub attracts a diverse neighborhood and student crowd from brunch to closing time. |
Upper West Side 425 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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A clean, attractive, and sophisticated hard rock den makes about as much sense as an overmastered punk song, and a night out here will serve as an object lesson in why the LES can't keep continue its current trajectory to UES land without imploding. |
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Not an American adaptation of a beer garden, but a genuine biergarten - efficient service, humorless waiters, crisp beer, and lots and lots of Germans. |
Lower East Side 7 Rivington St.
(btwn Bowery and Christie St.)
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6/10 |
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400 capacity live music venue popular among NYU students. |
Greenwich Village 214 Sullivan St.
(btwn Bleecker & West 3rd St.)
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With an outstanding beer selection (including cask conditioned ale), great Costa Rican bar food, a back garden, 4 TVs, a pool table and a dart board there's not many angles the Lighthouse Tavern doesn't have covered. |
North Slope 243 5th Ave.
(btwn Carroll St. and Garfield Pl.)
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7/10 |
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A Black Label and a shot of Evan Williams for $4 ensures that the Levee never runs dry. Add a Harley Davidson pinball machine at 3 games for $1 and you've got somebody's idea of heaven. |
Williamsburg North Side 212 Berry St.
(at Metropolitan)
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7/10 |
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Festive German bar with a brilliant $50 five liter mini-keg and sausage special. |
West Village 39 Grove St.
(btwn Bleeker & Bedford)
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9/10 |
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This former pierogi factory now a hip and friendly Williamsburg bar still serves up fried or steamed pierogis alongside an excellent and diverse beer selection. |
Williamsburg North Side 225 N. 8th St.
(at Roebling)
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Communal seating at picnic tables and a swinging garage door inspire an indoor a beer garden vibe at this Polish bar. Better yet the selection of Eastern European lagers on hand will give the Bohemian Beer Garden in Queens a run for its money. |
East Village 77 E. 7th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave.)
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7/10 |
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At Jeremey's there are 21 beers on tap, but from 8am to 10am Coors is the only one anyone's drinking. The morning special, a 32oz styrofoam cup of Coors brings in a crowd of fishmongers and a few stockbrokers looking to kick start the day. If you opt to avoid the morning crowds and have dinner the kitchen serves some unsurprisingly exceptional seafood. |
Financial district 228 Front St.
(btwn Peck Slip & Beekman St.)
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5/10 |
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