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Books up and coming talent for short sets at a high cover and then relies on the musicians to fill the house with friends and family. It's a good business. Every hour the place empties and a whole new group comes in paying a brand new cover.
Greenwich Village
147 Bleecker St.
(btwn Thompson St. & LaGuardia Place)
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5/10
Sometimes referred to as Barona or BOA, this relaxed dive across from Thompkins Park manages to remain low-key and neighborhoody despite snakeskin bar stools and ruby red lighting.
East Village
170 Ave. A
(At 11th St & Ave A)
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6/10
Enjoy unlimited free peanuts and no cover live music. The peanuts are excellent the music however is mostly country and folk.
Greenwich Village
155 Bleecker St.
(at Thompson St.)
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7/10
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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5/10
A small, low key, relaxed, and comfortable basement bar with better than average food.
Greenwich Village
99 MacDougal St.
(btwn Bleeker & W. 3rd St)
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9/10
Relaxed Irish bar serves up a fine pint of Guinness and an atmosphere that's always quiet enough to enjoy a conversation with friends.
East Village
510 E. 11th St.
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-/10
This Puerto Rican tapas bar and self proclaimed worker's public house is a casual and chill neighborhood haunt. The big draws here are the happy hour(3-7pm) sangria at $15 a pitcher and nightly Latin music.
Spanish Harlem
2241 1st Ave
(at 115th St)
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-/10
This polished and classy venue is one of the best places to catch modern jazz in the city. The soul food is above par and the view of Central Park is nothing short of spectacular.
Hells Kitchen
10 Columbus Circle
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-/10
This once world famous uptown jazz club had been shuttered for 30 years, but was reopened in the Spring of 2006 and is well on its way down the long road to regaining its former glory.
Central Harlem
206 W. 118th St.
(btwn St. Nicholas & 7th Ave)
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-/10
This low-key if somewhat gritty Irish bar serves a tasty burger to a local crowd that's learned to clear out on Saturday's when the nearby PS 1 "warm up" crowd takes over.
Long Island City
45-06 Davis St.
(at Jackson Ave.)
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-/10
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