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The former Aquavit space is now home to this celeb heavy scene to be seen restaurant and lounge. |
Midtown West 15 W. 54th St.
(bten 5th & 6th Ave)
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Sure, the faux Roman columns at this popular after work spot help lend it a certain classical feel, but it's when you try and vie for the attentions of the bartender at the fifty foot long bar that you really feel like you're at the Roman forum. |
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Small, dark lounge under the Chelsea Hotel with an often celebrity populated VIP room. |
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Sexy lounge/restaurant delivers a harem style romantic setting replete with belly dancers and tents. |
Midtown East 1076 1st Ave.
(btwn 58th & 59th St)
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Sasha Petraske conceived NYC's cocktail craze, and now he's aborting it. The only thing that you'll be able to persuade him to mix into your drink at his latest bar is ice, and even that's viewed with suspicion. At least you'll get your drink fast. |
Chinatown 21 Essex St.
(btwn Hester & Canal St.)
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Sake bottle service and Chinese kitsch in club land. The aim is 1940's Hong Kong den of iniquity… |
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It's hard not to fall in love with the ironic perfection of Socialista. Celebrity investors spent 2 million green backs trying to capture the dillapidated glamour and sensuality of a Havana club in Fidel's Cuba. While the most accomplished doormen in the city attempt to evaluate someone's intrinsic human capital and worthiness for entry with a five second glance. |
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Head into the Hotel and to the Mercer Kitchen, walk past the host stand, and head for the back stairs. If you're lucky you'll make it down to a tiny AAA list basement haunt. If you're not, no amount of money, pleading, or models on your arm will get you in. |
SoHo/Little Italy 147 1/2 Mercer St.
(at Prince)
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Gazing up at the 20,00 bottle tower of wine in the center of Le Cirque's new wine bar you might find yourself reminded of the Tower of Babel which is oddly appropriate given the linquistic gallimaufry that the weak dollar has created at what is one of Manhattan's priciest restaurants. |
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From celebrity rolodex, to Page Six, to Citysearch's 10 best list, to the gutter. With a roaring fireplace and vaulted ceilings the Rose Bar feels chic and sophisticatated, unfortunately its overblown publicity has ensured very few of its patrons are. |
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