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A young and heavy drinking crowd of loyal regulars show up for free nightly live music in one room and a vibrant bar scene in the other. And if the bands in between sets there's always table top Pac Man and a working old style photo booth. |
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7/10 |
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Great place to see a show. And an all ages policy means this is the bar to take your underage niece/nephew to give them a taste of New York. |
TriBeCa 74 Leonard St.
(btwn Broadway & Church St.)
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The intimacy, ambience and accoustics of Joe's Pub is such that missing your favorite artist here is a tragedy. |
NoHo 425 Lafayette St.
(btwn 4th St. & Astor Place)
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8/10 |
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A low-key dive. Boasts really cheap beer, a great juke country box, and a fiercely competive pool table. |
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7/10 |
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Tourists looking to score, drunk women dancing on the bar, batenders who trade flirtation for drinks, shots ordered by the dozen, and an occasional bared breast. Sounds awful right? The strange thing is we've really only ever had a good time here. |
MeatPacking District 859 Washington St.
(13th St)
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6/10 |
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This Brooklyn country music haven draws crowds for its live band Karaoke every other Monday night. |
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6/10 |
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Avoid the crowded table and the minimum drinks, but stop in to hear the music. There's no cover. |
Greenwich Village 125 Macdougal St.
(at 3rd St.)
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7/10 |
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Huge Irish pub caters to college kids and beer connoisseurs. One of the few bars in NYC with a beer engine to serve cask conditioned ale. |
Upper West Side 485 Amsterdam Ave.
(at West 83rd St.)
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10/10 |
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Giant tri-level rock bar one-ups The Delancey. |
Chinatown 105 Eldridge St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St)
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The only Soviet themed gay bar in New York is a cruisey little place with a neighborhood crowd. |
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9/10 |
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