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Make no mistake, this is no self-conciously trendy, hipster dive. This is the real deal. |
Upper East Side 143 E. 60th St.
(btwn 3rd and Lexington Ave)
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7/10 |
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Landmark NYC leather bar is surprisingly friendly and low key. |
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Just keep walking. This is the kind of place where misery finds company, hope is synonymous with the OTB, and the good and the beautiful are viewed with unveiled disdain. |
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Efficient Irish bar keeps, absurdly cheap and tasty food, and $4 for 22oz beers draws everyone from day laborers to traders to this half deli half dive bar. |
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Don't be fooled by the name. This ain't no Tiki bar. As dives go this is a cliff dive, not a swan dive. It's a dive for experts, the kind that keep a bottle next to their bed to stave off the DTs. |
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Divey sports bar with incredibly cheap drinks. $2 PBRS, $4 Smithwicks, $9 Pitchers of Yuengling, and a $17 12-5pm all you can drink, all the wings you can eat special. |
Morningside Heights 995 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 109th St.)
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-/10 |
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Dimly lit dive bar with high ceilings a pool table and a stage for live music. |
Williamsburg South Side 351 Kent Ave.
(at S 5th St)
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