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Fifty Italian wines grace the shelves at this new wine bar from Morandi Chef Jody Williams. It's the small bites menu served here that really separates it from the pack, and it should become a second home among neighborhood locals faster than you can say beef carpaccio with black truffles.
West Village
52 Greenwich Ave
(btwn Charles & Perry St.)
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-/10
Branching out on the success of Riposo 46 in Hell's kitchen this large wine bar boasts over 100 bottles and serves over 50 of them by the glass.
Upper West Side
50 W. 72nd St.
(btwn Central Park W. & Columbus St)
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A sleek and trendy wine bar has replaced the UES's beloved DT UT coffee shop. Not wanting to lose out on the previous incarnations stroller set business they're still serving coffee. But those looking for relaxed, comfort of DT UT will be in for a surprise.
Upper East Side
1626 2nd Ave.
(btwn 84th & 85th St)
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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 rare find in Hell's Kitchen this cozy Italian wine bar provides a welcome respite from cookie cutter pubs and tourist traps.
Hells Kitchen
667 9th Ave.
(at 46th St)
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A large industrial space in the shadow of the Williamsburg Bridge serves as both wine store and wine bar. Most interesting they've got plans to begin small scale winemaking on premises. Currently their license allows them to only sell New York State wines.
South Williamsburg
20 Broadway
(btwn Kent & Dunham)
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-/10
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