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In the ongoing culture wars of the East Village bar scene, Royale is a huge strike for UESification. Between the plasma TVs, baseball caps, rounds of shots and the girls whose most comfortable mode of communication is via a series of high pitched squeels you can easily forget that not too long ago this used to be one of the best Jazz bars in New York.
East Village
157 Avenue C
(at 10th St.)
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8/10
Comfy couches, a fireplace, attentive service, and an attractive crowd make Boat a top choice on Smith Street.
Boerum Hill
175 Smith St.
(btwn Warren & Wyckoff St.)
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8/10
An intimate cocktail temple from the owner of Milk & Honey. It shares the same sophistication and meticulous attention to detail without the pretenses or reservations only policy.
Chinatown
49 Essex St.
(at Grand St.)
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8/10
Always crowded, but rarely uncomfortable corner bar provides a welcome respite from the usual SoHo/NoLita pretense.
NoLita
48 Spring St.
(At Mulberry)
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8/10
A rusted bicycle hanging from a wall serves as the only sign for this hidden bar and café. There are few (perhaps no) more attractive and unique interior spaces in the burrough - an idealized Parisian Café crammed into the narrow corner of a warehouse.
Williamsburg South Side
394 Broadway
(at Hooper St.)
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7/10
17 pool tables, 4 bowling lanes, karaoke and a myriad of board games provide a host of new opportunities to embrass yourself when your drunk.
Elmhurst
77-17 Queens Blvd.
(Near Albion Ave)
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6/10

A friendly and unpretentious cabaret bar leading the Burlesque revival in the LES.
Lower East Side
167 Orchard St.
(at Stanton St)
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8/10
Bayside
45-18 Bell Blvd
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-/10
Murray Hill
8 E. 36th St.
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9/10
Staten Island
147 Ave. E.
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-/10
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