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Loud and raucous, the student crowd here's the same as the other big frat bars on this block, but at least Jake's has a backroom that's free of TVs, so you can try and score digits without the sickly plasma palor. |
Upper West Side 430 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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A bar that prides itself on its beer, Hop Devil pours the perfect pint, and leaves you to puzzle out the complexity of the Belgian Ale vis-à-vis the straight forward sincerity of the German Lager. |
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8/10 |
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This micro-brewery chain offers a platters of 5 sample size beers for $8. |
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The nautical themed Italian Restaurant and bar formerly known as Nautilus has a 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea vibe. |
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6/10 |
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The former 12 inch Bar has a brand new name and a new beer selection ranging from PBR to Belgian Ales. *Note re-opened in 2008 |
Lower East Side 179 Essex St.
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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Spending some time pregaming at the Emerald Pub before you hit the nearby clubs may convince you to abandon your plans and make a whole night of it here. |
SoHo/Little Italy 308 Spring St.
(at Renwick St.)
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With over 150 beers, 130 scotches, and 60 tequilas you might be surprised to discover that the hardest part of placing an order isn't choosing the right drink, but finding a bartender who isn't too busy ignoring you to take your order. |
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So successful in Long Island they opened one in the E. Village. Luckily, the otherwordly sweet potato fries alone provide a solid raison d'être. |
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A truly great neighborhood pub. Friendly atmosphere, attentive bar staff, a great selection of single-malts, over 20 taps, and two hand pumps for cask conditioned ales. |
Brooklyn Heights 228 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Court St. & Boerum Place)
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Upper West Side 407 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 79th & 80th)
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