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If you're watching the US Open this is the place to drink. Have a Heineken a hotdog and catch your favorite match you don't have tickets to on one of eighteen TVs that broadcast live from all the nearby courts.
Corona
Meridian Rd. at Grand Central Pkwy.
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-/10
Hidden away in the basement of the Steinhardt MakorJewish Cultural Center is this relaxed live music venue. While it welcomes all religious and cultural affiliations bear in mind it's closed Friday nights.
Upper West Side
35 W. 67th St.
(btwn Columbus Ave. & Central Park West)
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-/10
Exposed brick, comfy couches, and subdued lighting give this laid back gay bar a warm and sexy vibe.
Hells Kitchen
405 W. 53rd St.
(btwn 9th & 10th Ave.)
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Enjoying a pot of mussels and a pint of Duvel at this Flatiron Belgian brasserie is a singular pleasure. Service is swift, drinks are exactingly prepared, the food is excellent, and the bar staff are hot as hell.
Union Square/ Flatiron
676 6th Ave.
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10/10
Enjoy burgers and frosty drinks at this bi-level Riverside Park café.
Upper West Side
Riverside Park
(at 105th St.)
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-/10
Attempting to be simultaneously a sports bar and lounge space is naturally going to involve some compromises. The TVs and noise level distract from conversation, the 30 bottle wine list and potted plants make for an odd place to catch the game. However, the extremely small segment of the population that loves a good wine with the Laker's game this place is your best bet in New York.
Upper East Side
1576 3rd. Ave.
(btwn 88th & 89th St.)
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-/10
An elegant space with enormous windows on a great corner is home to Red Hook's first $10 cocktail lounge. They serve three types of absinthe and selection of beers that extends to the truly unusual.
Red Hook
220 Conover St.
(at Coffey St.)
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-/10
A rustic wine bar with an emphasis on craft and organic wines from smaller vineyards. Thanks to the warm and comfortable atmosphere and a flirtatious and handsome bar staff it consistently has one of the highest female to male ratios of any bar in Carroll Gardens or quite possibly the entire city.
Gowanus
415 Union St.
(at Hoyt St.)
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8/10
A country pub atmosphere, a cocktail list that changes nightly, $3 drafts of Brooklyn Lager, good food, and a back garden. Take over one of the huge booths with a group of friends and hit the service button whenever you need to place a drink order.
Greenpoint
91 Greenpoint Ave.
(btwn Franklin St. & Manhattan Ave.)
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-/10
Midtown East
251 E. 52nd St.
(at 2nd Ave.)
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6/10
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