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Behind French doors lies a cocktail bar with an attractive crowd and a vaguely surreal upscale western décor.
SoHo/Little Italy
151 Mercer St.
(btwn Prince & Houston St.)
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7/10
The siren song of $2 pints have led many neighborhood denizens to find themselves crashed on the Rolling Rocks served here. At least they won't starve. The kitchen is well above par, and after 1am there's free poptarts and beef jerky.
Williamsburg North Side
279 Grand St.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer St.)
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-/10
A 24 hour restaurant, bar, and coffee shop with a unique architecture - an outdoor garden is connected to the street by an open air pathway that serves as the bar. A Sunday DJ brunch currently draws a crowd, but it remains to be seen if the idea can hold through the cold winter.
East Williamsburg
462 Union Ave
(btwn Conselyea & Metropolitan)
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7/10
A festive atmosphere and Latin street food perfect for following up a night of drinking. Order a literal fishbowl of sangria to share with your friends, or pick up a cocktail in a thimble sized ice filled glass.
Lower East Side
157 E Houston St.
(btwn Allen & Eldridge)
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6/10
A gargantuan loft space an efficient bar, couches galore, and a $4 beer. Only in Brooklyn.
North Slope
304 5th Ave.
(at 2nd St.)
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8/10
A random sample of scenesters at this subterranean lounge, would reveal a mixed bag of Long Island refugees, art school drop outs, and goth high school students who can only pass with their siblings ID if they're in full makeup.
East Village
93 2nd Ave.
(btwn 5th & 6th St.)
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6/10
The service is friendly and attentive and the food and cocktails are excellent at this attractive Indian restaurant and bar.
NoHo
1 W. 3rd St.
(btwn Broadway & Mercer)
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-/10
Claim a window seat at this relaxed neighborhood bar and grab your friends for a drink as they walk home after work from the F train. On Thursdays and Saturdays the scene is turned upside down and the place becomes an improbably meatmarket as the hip-hop DJs take over.
East Village
15 1st Ave.
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6/10
Head to the back and down the stairs of La Lanterna di Vittorio to find a wine and jazz bar that's about as warm and romantic a location as you could imagine.
Greenwich Village
129 MacDougal St.
(At 3rd St)
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8/10
The reasonable Italian fare at this bat cave, is overshadowed by an enormously popular late night dancing scene where the sonic stylings of Justin Timberlake seem to be always on heavy rotation.
Lower East Side
122 Rivington St.
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5/10
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