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More than a landmark it's just a great place for a drink. On summer afternoons the crowd spill out onto the sidewalk and the setting sun and cobblestone streets can't help but make you fall in love with New York all over again. |
SoHo/Little Italy 326 Spring St.
(btwn Greenwich and Washington St)
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The former Opaline space has been transformed into a giant dinner and world music venue. |
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This NYC outpost of the Vegas Double Down has a long wooden bar and a pool table in back. The wall is emblazed with a disclaimer: You puke. You clean it. It might seem odd until you realize they serve a Bacon Martini (made with real bacon) and a shot called Ass Juice made from undisclosed ingrediants. |
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It's dingey. It's dark. The drink are weak and it smells. But it's Don Hill's, so you've got to go just to see what all the fuss is about. |
SoHo/Little Italy 511 Greenwich St.
(at Spring St.)
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6/10 |
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A beer, shots, and bottle service joint with a convenient location near Houston Street for those driving in from Long Island and New Jersey. |
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A low key intimate music venue in the spirt of the Mercury Lounge. A decent sound system, and reasonable drinks keep the crowd coming back. |
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The acts may be hit or miss but they rotate through quick, and it's one of the few joints giving local talent a shot. Add $4 drafts into the mix and you've got a hit. |
East Village 25 3rd Ave.
(btwn St Marks & 9th St)
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A simple, solid Irish bar. Good food, good service, live Irish music, and a relaxed neighborhood crowd. |
Boerum Hill 191 Smith St.
(btwn Baltic & Warren)
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Nightly live music brings in tourists, students and locals to this popular Bleeker street haunt. And every Sunday you can hit the stage yourself and belt out your favorite song backed by a live band. |
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Covered from wall to wall with plasma TVs this sports bar is always packed on game days. The name, shared with its crosstown twin comes from the hair color of the co-owners one of whom is a former playboy playmate. |
Upper West Side 212 W. 79th St.
(btwn Amsterdam & Broadway)
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