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The few seats in this tiny tapas bar seem to be perpetually occupied. Small wonder since ñ has some of the most amazing sangria in town. |
SoHo/Little Italy 33 Crosby St.
(btwn Grand & Broome St.)
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6/10 |
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A prime location near Chelsea Piers and a small but charming garden makes this otherwise generic Irish bar a popular stop for post-game pints. |
West Village 63 Carmine St.
(btwn 7th Ave & Bedford St)
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There's little to recommend the Merlin Room to native New Yorker's, unless of course you're looking for a destination for a discrete rendezvous in which case it's hard to best. |
Murray Hill 16 E. 32nd St.
(btwn Madison & 5th Ave)
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The owner Barry McCormack, a one time star Irish footballer, ensures that no big soccer games are missed at this rock solid Irish bar. A decent kitchen attracts a relaxed neighborhood crowd that's missing from most other 3rd avenue offerings. |
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An Upper West Side staple for over fifty years, this laid back Irish pub attracts a diverse neighborhood and student crowd from brunch to closing time. |
Upper West Side 425 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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A country and western bar from the owners of Spitzer's and Fat Baby. The draw here is the mechanical bull (only the 2nd in the city). |
Lower East Side 133 Essex St.
(btwn Stanton & Rivington)
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A festive atmosphere and Latin street food perfect for following up a night of drinking. Order a literal fishbowl of sangria to share with your friends, or pick up a cocktail in a thimble sized ice filled glass. |
Lower East Side 157 E Houston St.
(btwn Allen & Eldridge)
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6/10 |
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A cozy, inexpensive Moroccan restaurant and hookah bar. |
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Tiny French restaurant and bar draws in neigborhood crowds with its top notch filet mignon and bouillabaisse. |
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