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After a run in with the makers of the beer of the same name the Jamaican bar Red Stripe has been redubbed Spur Tree. There's nightly DJs spinning reggae and dub, a big back garden, and tasty Jamaican food.
Chinatown
76 Orchard St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St.)
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5/10
A corner location with garage door windows and interior lined on every surface with natural wood creates the perfect ambience for pork fat popcorn eating, oyster swallowing, and Belgian ale swilling.
Lower East Side
101 Rivington St.
(at Ludlow St.)
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8/10
This French wine bar from the owners of the nearby Bar Veloce serves unusual varietals and baked fare ranging from quiche to tartes.
East Village
103 1st Ave
(btwn 6th & 7th St)
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6/10
Named for the parking lot it replaced this bar and restaurant lays claim to one of the few outdoor spots in the area. The quality of the food and service is somewhere between TGIF and Olive Garden, but the people watching on Prince Street is top notch.
NoLita
62 Prince St.
(at Lafayette St.)
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-/10
A Brazilian music and dinner club that attracts top hip hop talent, DJs and world music acts.
West Village
204 Varick St.
(at Houston St.)
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7/10
There's little indication from the outside of the hidden treat that lies within. This cozy restaurant and bar has soft lighting, dirty silver mirrors, pressed tin tables, and a bathroom built from an old elevator that is practically a work of art.
TriBeCa
71 N. Moore St.
(at Greenwich St.)
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7/10
The big attraction of this Irish in name and font only bar is the "Beat the Clock" happy hour. Weekdays from 12pm-8pm extremely generous specials vary every two hours. $1 well drinks kick it off from 12-2pm.
Greenwich Village
102 MacDougal St.
(btwn Bleeker & W. 3rd St)
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-/10
This bi-level bar and lounge has a low ceiling upstairs space for DJs and live music. The crowd varies as wildly by night as the music, but both tend to be hot.
East Village
85 2nd Ave.
(at Second Ave.)
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-/10
The nearest thing to a genuine Parisian café that the East Village has to offer.
East Village
134 1st Ave.
(at St Marks)
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7/10
There's stained glass, a fireplace, and german beer, but there'll be no bratwurst until they sort it out with the department of health.
East Village
197 2nd Ave
(btwn 12th & 13th St.)
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6/10
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