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This long saloon bar aims to be Park Slope's answer to the likes of cocktail focused bars like Pegu Club or Milk & Honey. Hopefully a fireplace, and dark wood interior will help it keep a cozy neighborhood vibe despite a location just down the street from a giant new condo development.
Central Slope
339 9th St
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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8/10
The lobby lounge of the Four Season's Hotel has a roaring fireplace and makes a mean Manhattan, of course the $20 price tag is pretty mean as well.
Midtown East
57 E. 57th St.
(btwn Park & Madison)
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-/10
The giant Times Square style ticker outside insures that everyone who passes through knows what to expect. This is a bar for the NYU frat pack, a place to get drunk on Bud Light, watch the game, and if the stars are aligned have a drunken hook-up with that hot kid in your Bussiness and Marketing class.
NoHo
64 3rd Ave.
(at 11th St.)
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9/10
The former Aquavit space is now home to this celeb heavy scene to be seen restaurant and lounge.
Midtown West
15 W. 54th St.
(bten 5th & 6th Ave)
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-/10
The ambience that might otherwise exist in this attractive space is obliterated by no fewer than 10 plasma TVs. If you're not hear to watch sports head to the cozy backyard garden insead, and enjoy a pint of Chimary on tap.
Williamsburg North Side
312 Grand St.
(At Bond St.)
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4/10
Second avenue is lined with cookie cutter Irish pubs that serve more Bud than Guinness. This is not one of them. A solid pint of Guinness, a wood beam ceiling, and a roaring fireplace ensure Failte's place head and shoulders above the rest.
Rose Hill
531 2nd Ave.
(btwn 29th & 30th St)
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-/10
Not just a student bar. Josie Wood's is the NYU student bar. It's basement environs might as well be annexed considering the amount of financial aid dollars spent here. And while anyone over 23 will feel like a dinosaur, for the kids with shiny new fake ids this is the place to head after class on a Thursday.
Greenwich Village
11 Waverly Place
(at Mercer St.)
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-/10
Like a real Australian sheep station, this pub on a remote section of 4th avenue with nothing to keep it company but gas stations and auto body shops, provides warm and welcoming respite. There's a fireplace, a full aussie menu, and a friendly welcoming staff.
Gowanus
149 Fourth Ave.
(at Douglas St)
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-/10
Lacking personality or location the next best thing is a gimmick. They've come up with two number themed ones. No men under 25 are allowed in, and the number 925 in the name refers not to the address, but to the fact everything on the menu is $9, $2 or $5.
Rose Hill
800 2nd Ave.
(btwn 42nd & 43rd St)
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-/10
Half bar, half living room this spacious and attractive bar serves as spiritual home for West Coast expats in NYC. And a well stocked home it is. There are 16 tap beers, including 2 cask conditioned ales, and 6 West Coast drafts.
North Slope
82 4th Ave.
(btwn Bergen St. & St. Marks Place)
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7/10
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