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The oldest and also the number one music venue on the Lower East Side. Covers tend to be cheap, the acts tend to be well above par, and people are there to have fun. There's even live band karaoke on Monday nights.
Lower East Side
95 Stanton St.
(btwn Ludlow & Orchard St.)
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7/10
Two for one drink specials every day until 8pm and party friendly bartenders help make for a rowdy time at a bookish bar.
East Village
7 Ave. A
(btwn Houston & 2nd St.)
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7/10
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
This friendly little sports bar has 12 crafts beers on tap and over 50 in bottles. They keep a chalkboard paintstakingly updated with current team standings and the bar fills to capacity whenever there's a UC game on.
East Village
43 E. 7th St.
(btwn Second and Third Aves.)
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8/10
The owners of Welcome to the Johnsons' bring you this new dive with a candy and soda pop theme.
Chinatown
14 Orchard St.
(btwn Hester & Canal)
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7/10
Sparse low key pub is an easy walk down 23rd from Chelsea Piers and good place to take over with friends.
Chelsea
360 W. 23rd St.
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-/10
Pinball! Pool and not much else, in this comfortable, relaxed extremely low key dive.
East Village
135 Ave. A
(btwn St. Marks Place & 9th St.)
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6/10
Owned and operated by New York's bravest, this is the go to bar for girls looking to land themselves a fireman. On Saturday nights ladies drink for free, and by 2am quite a few of them find themselves in need ofa little rescuing.
Murray Hill
611 2nd Ave.
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-/10
It's hard to come up with a better place to watch the game, when there's free wings during Monday night football and TV sets right at your table. And when the game's not on there's always Connect Four.
Upper West Side
101 W. 75th St.
(btwn Columbus & Amsterdam Ave.)
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6/10
Inexpensive basement billiard hall won't win any beauty prizes, with exposed pipes and low ceiling, but late night the place positively buzzes with an edgey vibe missing altogether from most New York billiard halls.
Union Square/ Flatiron
10 E. 21st St.
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-/10
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