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A sleek bar with a mixed crowd, views of the Empire State Building and impressively flattering lighting. Most notable for the surprising amount of press it got following a flame war with 42 Below Vodka in 2005.
Chelsea
297 10th Ave.
(at 27th St.)
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8/10
Classy, sophisticated and clad in leather and dark wood this bar and lounge features a vast collection of warmly lit spirits on its library shelves.
TriBeCa
25 N. Moore St.
(at Varick St.)
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-/10
This drinking den from the founding bartenders of Angel's Share maintains the same dedication to the craft of cocktails without the rules barring parties of more than four.
TriBeCa
277 Church St.
(btwn Franklin & White St.)
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7/10
Bar Rio boasts an all organic beer and wine menu, and movies on Sunday with free popcorn.
SoHo/Little Italy
558 Broome St.
(Varick St.)
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7/10
It's tiny and often crowded, but the light makes the crowd look as delicious as the tapas, and the wine list is both thoughtful and reasonable.
Grammercy
126 E. 17th St.
(at Irving Pl.)
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-/10
Warm atmosphere, live jazz, and a garage door which swings open in the summer makes for an open air delight. Go for wine with friends and skip the overpriced entrees.
SoHo/Little Italy
41 Mercer St.
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9/10
Visitors who uncover this gem tucked away behind a curtain on the second floor of a Japanese restaurant, are rewarded with a chill atmosphere, exactingly prepared cocktails, and a big window overlooking the square below.
East Village
8 Stuyvesant St.
(btwn 9th and 3rd)
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8/10
This beer and wine bar features a small but unusual selection of beers on tap and an atmosphere which ranges from cozy to claustrophobic depending on the time of night.
East Village
620 6th St
(btwn B & C)
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3/10
What looks from the outside to be exclusively a gallery space is actually a bi-level bar within a gallery and not a bad bar at all at that.
Lower East Side
120 Orchard St.
(btwn Delancey & Rivington St.)
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-/10
What better name for a new upscale wine and whisky bar in Carroll Gardens than JakeWalk - the semi-paralytic walk caused by imbibing bad bootleg booze. Boasting an impressive 50 wines by the glass, 120 varieties of whisky, and 20 cured meats this attractive and dimly lit bar is taking a shot at the title for Carroll Garden's go to date spot.
Carroll Gardens
282 Smith St.
(at Sackett)
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-/10
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