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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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Greenwich Village 116 Macdougal St.
(btwn Bleeker St & West 3rd St.)
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Boasts the first smoking section since 2001, a private elevator VIP lounge, and DJs who love pop. |
MeatPacking District 409 W. 13th St.
(at 9th Ave.)
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You can't help but feel like a rockstar dining at 4am in this sexy 8,000 square-foot subterannean lair. Just be careful not to drink like one or those $20 cocktails could make for a very expensive night. |
Midtown East 41 E. 58th St
(btwn Madison & Park Ave)
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Within the gated community of Breezy Point there's little to no public parking and no public transportation, so getting to this beach bar can be more than tricky. However, if you're black, hispanic, Italian or jewish it might just be worthwhile to have a friend drop you off. The residents of this 98% white (by the latest census) neighborhood don't often get a chance to experience the wonderful blending and mingling of cultures that so many other New Yorker's take for granted and they would surely appreciate the chance. |
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With free music, a bar, a sculpture garden and awesome views why is it you've never been? |
Upper East Side 1000 5th Ave
(5th Ave. at 82nd St.)
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When this bar opened in 2003 on still edgy Allen street it was edgy and diverse, nowadays it blast 90's music and fills to capactity, and diversity amounts to people from Long Island mingling with people from New Jersey. Warning. Parking can be hard to find in this area. |
Lower East Side 163 Allen St.
(btwn Rivington & Stanton)
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Walking inside it's as if you've suddenly been magically transported around the world to a bog standard, always a bit too crowded, dull as you like pub in midtown Sydney. |
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Upscale multi-ethnic lounge caters to a sophisticated, professional, neighborhood crowd. |
Prospect Heights 329 Flatbush Ave.
(at 7th Ave.)
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Ultra hip (for the moment) lobby lounge of the Dream Hotel is just to the east of the reception desk and just south of overwrought. |
Midtown West 210 W. 55th St.
(btwn Broadway & 7th Ave.)
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