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Cozy, upscale hotel bar has a backlit bar, a skylight, and candle lit tables creating a simple, sophisticated ambience. There's no scene per se, but that's its biggest charm. |
Midtown West 12 W. 44th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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Barriers to entry like $50 entrees, $19 cocktails, and $125/pp cabaret cover ensure a well heeled older crowd. While the kitchen does its best to keep the foodies away. |
Upper East Side 35 E. 76th St.
(at Madison Ave.)
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Attractive upscale hotel bar serves $15 cocktails to a crowd which is at least for now mostly hotel guests. |
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An absurdly expensive, uneven, imitation wine cellar replete with vaulted ceilings and wrought iron chandeliers. To get there head toward the front desk, turn left, and then look for the clipboard wielding doorman. |
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A true New York classic. A martini here is second to none. The mural outside is a commission of Ludwig Bemelman, the author of the children's book series Madeline. |
Upper East Side 35 E. 76th St.
(at Madison Ave.)
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A small, simply appointed, vaguely Victorian cocktail lounge on the second floor of the Peninsula Hotel. |
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A large prototypical hotel bar where you easily imagine you were in any city in the US were it not for the floor to ceiling windows overlooking Times Square.But that in and of itself is reason enough to go. |
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A floor lit from below, tree stump tables, no shortage of pretense, or people who drove to get here. |
Hells Kitchen 356 W. 58th St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave.)
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A convenient location, above average food for the area, and 18 beers on tap ensure that the many tourists and theatre goes who pass through are more than satisfied. |
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A big, popular hotel bar has all the atmosphere of the WTC pit across the street, but its location is commuter heaven. |
Financial district 55 Church St.
(at Fulton St.)
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