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The bartenders' Ipods work as DJ and tend to do a pretty fantastic job. A good bar for regulars and those who come with friends to take over the garden or the back room. |
East Village 204 Ave. B
(btwn E 12th & E 13th St.)
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Grungy low key atmosphere + second furniture + back garden + pool table + live jazz - hipsters = A solid neighborhood bar. |
East Williamsburg 609 Grand St.
(btwn Lorimer & Leonard St.)
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A cute but otherwise unremarkable bar with hit and miss service is partly redeemed by an unheard of $10 patio brunch that includes a drink. |
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When a publicist opens a bar you can expect a bit of hype. They've dingied up the entrance of the old Sly to give it a speakeasy feel and set the word out that celebrities frequent the place and yet there's no doorman. The result is expected, people packed in like sardines each wondering why they're here. |
SoHo/Little Italy 310 Spring St.
(btwn Hudson & Greenwich St.)
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Like Cherry Tree across the street this bar has a large and unique beer selection, an attractive space, and a killer garden. What it's missing is the beer pong frat crowd. |
North Slope 76 4th Ave
(btwn Bergen St. & St. Marks Place)
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With free hot dogs, $3 pints of Rudy's Red (ie Michelob Red), giant banquets upholstered almost entirely from duct tape, and a huge garden is it any wonder Rudy's has been packing them in every night since it opened in the 1930's. |
Hells Kitchen 627 9th Ave.
(btwn 44th & 45th St)
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Under the J train and past the BQE this bar is far from condo Williamsburg and well into artist's Williamsburg. A gramophone chandelier, subway tile walls and a 50s era juke box set the tone, and a relaxed effortlessly cool crowd completes the scene. |
Williamsburg South Side 351 Broadway
(btwn Rodney & Keap St.)
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UES paint by numbers bar. Assemble pool, darts, gold tee, digital jukebox, plasma TVs. Add jagermeister, screeching girls, and high-fiving guys. Remove cash from wallets. Clean puke from bathroom. Rinse. Repeat. |
Upper East Side 1643 1st Ave.
(btwn 85th & 86th St)
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This Park Slope fixture remains true to its Brooklyn roots whilst accommodating the Slopes Manhattan expats. A bustling backyard, a well lit dart room, and a great selection of draft bars ensures that there's always a good crowd. |
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This former mechanic's garage has been transformed into a beautiful and welcoming bar with all the makings of a neighborhood classic. There's a dozen beers on tap and a great outdoor space to enjoy them in. |
Crown Heights 618 St. John's Pl
(btwn Franklin & Classon Ave.)
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