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Calling a bar a frat bar implies at least a partial college education. Failing such ready nomenclature this is a Drink too much, puke in the toilet, tip the bathroom attendant the change in your pocket, go back to the bar, sweat profusely, wait forever for a drink, get in a screaming match with your girlfriend and call her a slut, then cry on her shoulder on the cab ride back to Penn Station kind of place.
It's also great for parties and fund-raisers.
Greenwich Village
134 W. 3rd
(btwn MacDougal & W. 3rd St)
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4/10
If you're in the mood for a forty ounce bottled beer, a massive BBQ sauce soaked burger, and a flaming shot or five, then you've come to the right place.
Greenwich Village
169 Bleecker St.
(btwn Sullivan & Thompson St.)
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-/10
Jet black leather couches, lava red carpets, an illuminated bar, and a stripper pole set the vibe at this ultra-trendy DJ lounge in the Hotel Rivington. Head to the right from the lobby or failing that the steel grey doors outside.
Lower East Side
105 Rivington
(btwn Ludlow & Essex)
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-/10
Long, narrow and nondescript and usually quiet. The most remarkable feature is a happy hour with a free buffet starting at 5pm on weekdays, and $5 martinis and $3 beers from 2-8pm 7 days a week.
East Village
155 2nd Ave.
(at 10th St.)
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6/10
The bar formerly known as Tracy Js has karaoke and little else to recommend it (if in fact karaoke is a reason to recommend it as all).
Grammercy
106 E. 19th St.
(btwn Irving & Park Ave)
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1/10
Simply appointed British gastro-pub serves bar food good enough to put many neighboring restaurants to shame.
West Village
314 W. 11th St.
(at Greenwich St.)
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9/10
A co-owner of the Spotted Pig snapped up the former West spot, and created this velvet rope nautical themed dive bar. The beer is cheap and the food is low brow but shoots for the stars, and the sunset view is nothing short of spectacular.
West Village
425 West St.
(at 11th St.)
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6/10
Simply appointed Irish bar serves up shepherd's pie and live accoustic sets.
Greenwich Village
237 Sullivan St.
(btwn W. 3rd & Bleeker St.)
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-/10
At the last of the Tribeca dive bars a pitcher of PBR can be had for just $6. Which is good because you'll need to pound a half dozen or so to match the general level of sobriety.
TriBeCa
110 Chambers St.
(btwn West Broadway & Church St.)
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6/10
New York's best bar to pick up a cop. Just across the street from police HQ and well behind the security barrier. You'd need to head to the ocean to find more blue.
Financial district
3 Madison St
(at Pearl St.)
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-/10
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