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A prime location near Chelsea Piers and a small but charming garden makes this otherwise generic Irish bar a popular stop for post-game pints. |
West Village 63 Carmine St.
(btwn 7th Ave & Bedford St)
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A beautiful backyard garden for the summer and two fireplaces for the winter make Metropolitan Williamsburg's gay bar for all seasons. |
East Williamsburg 559 Lorimer St.
(btwn Metropolitan Ave. & Devoe St.)
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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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The siren song of $2 pints have led many neighborhood denizens to find themselves crashed on the Rolling Rocks served here. At least they won't starve. The kitchen is well above par, and after 1am there's free poptarts and beef jerky. |
Williamsburg North Side 279 Grand St.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer St.)
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A 24 hour restaurant, bar, and coffee shop with a unique architecture - an outdoor garden is connected to the street by an open air pathway that serves as the bar. A Sunday DJ brunch currently draws a crowd, but it remains to be seen if the idea can hold through the cold winter. |
East Williamsburg 462 Union Ave
(btwn Conselyea & Metropolitan)
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A gargantuan loft space an efficient bar, couches galore, and a $4 beer. Only in Brooklyn. |
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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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The late great International Bar has risen from the ashes. Christmas tree lights, tin ceilings, cheap drinks, and the juke box to end all juke boxes. It was the last great E. Village bar and it's back to reclaim its throne. |
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