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Just above the Westside Rifle and Pistol range is this upscale gentlemen's club. It's pricey but the girls tend to be above par. On Sunday's it becomes Club 20 where boys dance for boys.
Union Square/ Flatiron
20 W 20th St
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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-/10
For Eastern Europeans this Croatian bar might be a home away from home, but to the visiting American the leather jackets, slicked hair, and dance music might make them a little homesick.
Astoria
35-15 Broadway
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-/10
Flowers, stone railings and wrought iron and wicker furniture attract a more conservative crowd than many of the city's other roof decks bars, but at $7 for a Pilsner Urquel it's a veritable roof deck bargain.
Murray Hill
299 Madison Ave.
(at 41st St.)
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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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-/10
Every new club makes a claim to the crown - the most lavish, most exclusive, celeb heavy scene in NYC. Investors need to believe it. Promoters need to sell it. And the punters need to feel they got their bottle money's worth. The thing with 1 Oak is it might just have the chops to make the hype a reality.
Chelsea
453 W. 17th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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-/10
Eclectic world music acts, readings and film screening create a comfortable, friendly, sometimes raucous, sometimes serious and intellectual environ.
Central Slope
376 9th St.
(at Sixth Ave.)
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10/10
Dancing, live latin music, tiki huts, and a jaw dropping sunset over the hudson. Hard to argue with really.
Central Harlem
348 Dyckman St.
(at the Hudson River)
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-/10
Brings NYC's cocktail craft craze to the masses. Top notch drinks, $3 High Life's and a solid juke box. Unfortunately, there's only about a dozen seats and you'll to fight for one on weekends.
Sunset Park
676 5th Ave
(btwn 20th & 21st St.)
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-/10
An elegant and sophisticated slice of classic New York. Enjoying a perfect martini while soaking in the sounds of an 11 piece orchestra featured on Saturday nights is an experience well worth the $30 cover.
Midtown West
156 56th St. (CitySpire Centre)
(at 7th Ave.)
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An amazing sound system a huge dance focused space and a no cologne, no earings, and no hair gel door policy has helped make Stereo one of the hottest and most fun clubs in the city.
Chelsea
555 W. 33rd St.
(near 11th Ave)
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-/10
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