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The appeal of this basement level hotel bar is its anonymity. You could live in the neighborhood for years and never know it was there.
Greenwich Village
103 Waverly Pl.
(at MacDougal St.)
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-/10
Railroad layout gay bar that draws an attractive crowd to drink $12 cocktails.
Hells Kitchen
331 W. 51st St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave)
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-/10
New York City's best bar to go bear hunting.
West Village
185 Christopher St.
(btwn Washington & Weehawken)
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Named for Oscar Wilde the decor of this midtown gay bar leans more heavily toward the 1980's than 1880's. No matter a friendly vibe and an outdoor patio space make OW an oasis in East 50's.
Midtown East
221 E. 58th St.
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-/10
Let the gay youth of New York rejoice. This three floor dance club in the former Heaven space is the new reigning king of twinkdom.
Union Square/ Flatiron
579 6th Ave
(btwn 16th & 17th St.)
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9/10
Landmark NYC leather bar is surprisingly friendly and low key.
Chelsea
212 8th Ave.
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-/10
It's 18 to party and 21 to drink at Times Square's only Latin Gay bar.
Chelsea
301 W. 39th St.
(at Eighth Ave.)
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-/10
In an area devoid of gay bars this clean and stylish bar fits the bill nicely.
Morningside Heights
992 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 109th St.)
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-/10
Hidden behind the tiny sign on an otherwise unmarked door this sultry lounge is imbued with a palpable sexuality thanks to victorian chandeliers, red velvet, votive candles, and a very sexy mixed (mostly gay) crowd.
Chelsea
525 W. 29th St.
(btwn 10th & 11th Ave)
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-/10
Friendly neighborhood gay bar named for it's candles only lighting policy. Frequented by a mature but attractive crowd.
Upper West Side
309 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 74th St.)
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-/10
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