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Hidden sake bar in the cellar of the restaurant Rice.
DUMBO
81 Washington St.
(at York St.)
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-/10
Hidden behind the tiny sign on an otherwise unmarked door this sultry lounge is imbued with a palpable sexuality thanks to victorian chandeliers, red velvet, votive candles, and a very sexy mixed (mostly gay) crowd.
Chelsea
525 W. 29th St.
(btwn 10th & 11th Ave)
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-/10
Considering Williamsburg’s place atop the trendy hood hierarchy, the faux-speakeasy trend arrived surprisingly late in L train land. Nevertheless, it has at last, and East Williamsburg’s The Richardson is an impressive interpretation.
Greenpoint
451 Graham Avenue
(btwn Conselyea & Skillman)
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-/10
Behind its incospicous Smith Street façade lies a former Italian social club turned hip bar. Sticking close to its roots it retains a feel of old world decadence.
Carroll Gardens
335 Smith St.
(btwn Carroll & President St.)
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7/10
A sleepy Chinatown alley far from the beaten nightlife trail is home to this dimly lit and richly appointed bar as apothecary.
Chinatown
9 Doyer St.
(btwn Bowery & Pell St.)
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1/10
A seriously good time is to be had for those who can find this bar hidden away on Ave C - just look for the blue light and don't bother getting there before 11pm.
East Village
62 Ave. C
(btwn 4th & 5th St.)
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9/10
A not exceptionally cool, but pretty well hidden Clinton Hill gay bar with DJ and dancing.
Clinton Hill
45 Waverly Ave.
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A music focused DJ bar hidden behind the façade of a take-out empanadas joint. The space is far from ideal (too long and narrow) but the top notch sound system does well with it.
Lower East Side
174 Rivington St.
(btwn Clinton & Attorney)
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8/10
South Williamsburg
81 Broadway
(btwn Wythe Ave. & Berry St.)
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-/10
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