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Carved wood panels, persian rugs, candelabras and a sandstone fireplace all collaborate to create a regal Victorian atmosphere. Too bad this bar's technically for hotel guests only. |
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-/10 |
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One of the few margarita bar's in the city where the crowd tends to be relaxed and over thirty. You'll feel like a King of the Sun sitting in the back garden with a pitcher of some of the best fruit margaritas in the city. |
West Village 232 W. 14th St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave.)
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A black leather and white marble martini bar and restaurant. On summer evenings the back garden is the real draw. |
NoLita 265 Elizabeth St.
(btwn Prince & Houston St.)
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-/10 |
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Everything that everyone loves and hates about Williamsburg all packed into a shiny diner car. |
Williamsburg North Side 225 Wythe Ave.
(at N. 3rd St.)
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A simple, solid Irish bar. Good food, good service, live Irish music, and a relaxed neighborhood crowd. |
Boerum Hill 191 Smith St.
(btwn Baltic & Warren)
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8/10 |
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There's a crashed plane in the backyard. The bartenders' are Irish and the crowds' mostly expat. |
East Village 29 St. Marks Pl
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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7/10 |
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Low key watering hole offers refuge to locals avoiding Smith Street's Saturday night crowds. |
Boerum Hill 31 3rd Ave.
(btwn Atlantic & State St)
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All the right ingrediants for a lasting student hangout: Flip cup, beer pong, pool, darts, and cheap beer. On Fridays they serve free wings from 5-7pm. |
Lower East Side 115 Essex St.
(btwn Rivington & Delancey)
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Although its moment in the sun has past, the B Bar and Grill remains an E. Village fixture thanks to an outstanding outdoor space and clean and classic décor. |
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6/10 |
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You wouldn't know it from the outside but one of the best gardens in the E. Village belongs to this Italian Restaurant and wine bar. |
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