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Wine and tapas bar.
Upper East Side
301 E. 80th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave)
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-/10
What else would you call Manhattan's only gay sports bar?
Chelsea
167 8th Ave
(btwn 18th and 19th Sts.)
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-/10
Those looking for gay in Astoria have this latin den of kitsch as their only option. It has a certain charm.
Long Island City
34 - 48 Steinway St.
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This tri-level dance and lounge space is mostly remarkable for the disparate crowd it draws. On Thursday nights 2 hours of free booze with no cover brings out scores of boys to the PopRock gay bash, while Mondays are poetry readings and Sunday's are Brit night.
Greenwich Village
35 E. 13th St.
(at University Pl.)
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This ten thousand square foot dance club is on the must see list of every gay tourist in the city and with good reason. Fifteen years since its inception Splash is still the gay nightclub in Chelsea. Nowhere else can really compete with the the sound, the sights, and the spectacle.
Union Square/ Flatiron
50 W. 17th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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This shoebox sized pinup themed bar hosts frequent burlesque shows which you can enjoy with steak frittes thanks to delivery from nearby Schillers.
Lower East Side
106 Norfolk St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave)
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8/10
This recently redesigned Clinton Hill bar/club has kept the house party vibe, but sharpened up its image. Weekly events range from comedy to movies, but on weekends hip-hop rules a hot pick-up scene.
Clinton Hill
325 Franklin Ave.
(btwn Clinton & Green St)
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This Puerto Rican tapas bar and self proclaimed worker's public house is a casual and chill neighborhood haunt. The big draws here are the happy hour(3-7pm) sangria at $15 a pitcher and nightly Latin music.
Spanish Harlem
2241 1st Ave
(at 115th St)
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-/10
This miniscule lounge beneath Niagara often turns into a full blown dance party on weekends.
East Village
112 Ave. A
(btwn 6th & 7th St.)
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This huge historic ballroom smack in the middle of NYU hosts a variety of events from live music to cabaret acts, but on weekends its all about dancing and clubbing and it's the lack exclusivity that's the draw.
NoHo
125 E. 11th St.
(btwn 3rd & 4th Ave.)
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8/10
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