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This locals dive is one of the oldest bars in Harlem. It's not so much a destination as a place to end up. But it you find yourself here, there's a pool table, a game on the TV, and even a piano against the wall if you've got the chops. |
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This bar has Eastern European favorites Okacim, Zywiec and Warka on tap as well a decent selection of wine, champagne and a full bar. There's back room for parties and a nice sized garden. |
Greenpoint 674 Manhattan Ave.
(btwn Nassau & Norman Ave.)
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There's live music six nights a week at this Times Square landmark. |
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There was a time not too long ago when bars like this confined themselves to the Upper East Side. This sharp counterpoint to Beauty Bar next door features giant plasma TVs, wings and burgers, and standing room only crowds. |
East Village 233 E. 14th St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
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8/10 |
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The vibe is similar to most it this area, a bit corporate a bit frattish, but there's a few more women and a more attractive crowd than most other places nearby. |
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6/10 |
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The former Snapper Creek is now East End Tavern. There's no shortage of Plasma TVs, and the food's pretty reasonable. |
Upper East Side 1589 1st Ave.
(btwn 82nd & 83rd St.)
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Successfully replicates the frat party feel of Mardi Gras without all of that distracting cajun culture. The magic recipe: $1 well drinks for girls on Thursday nights. |
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8/10 |
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Retro-cool bar with 12-1am $3 happy hour and a relaxed local vibe. |
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8/10 |
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Popular after work hang-out in the former Rufus space. |
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It's big, it's crowded and there's no better bar for blocks in any direction. If you have to go to this area, this is the place you'll want to drink. |
Murray Hill 11 E. 36th St.
(btwn Madison & 5th Ave.)
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7/10 |
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