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This bi-level Mexican spot has pool tables, live music, and a backyard patio. In the summer a small crowd comes here following PS1 Warm-Up and are rewarded with a free PBR by showing their wrist-bands. |
Long Island City 10-93 Jackson Ave.
(at Hunters Point Ave.)
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This bi-level gay bar is a slightly more low key option than Vlada Lounge. It's equally easy to have a conversation with friends or make new ones depending on your fancy. And if you feel like doing both your friends can take over one of the couches lining the wall near the bar and lure in passing hotties. |
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This bar has Eastern European favorites Okacim, Zywiec and Warka on tap as well a decent selection of wine, champagne and a full bar. There's back room for parties and a nice sized garden. |
Greenpoint 674 Manhattan Ave.
(btwn Nassau & Norman Ave.)
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The simple, almost austere, environs of this Belgian beer bar serve to keep the focus on their truly impressive beer menu and the company your with. If you want ambience you can always head to their attractive 40 seat back garden. |
Greenpoint 43 Franklin St.
(btwn Quay & Calyer St)
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The low key spot replaced Pioneer BBQ. Same good food, same neighborhood crowd, but considerably less smellly. |
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The giant Times Square style ticker outside insures that everyone who passes through knows what to expect. This is a bar for the NYU frat pack, a place to get drunk on Bud Light, watch the game, and if the stars are aligned have a drunken hook-up with that hot kid in your Bussiness and Marketing class. |
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The best garden bar in Clinton Hill. |
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The ambience that might otherwise exist in this attractive space is obliterated by no fewer than 10 plasma TVs. If you're not hear to watch sports head to the cozy backyard garden insead, and enjoy a pint of Chimary on tap. |
Williamsburg North Side 312 Grand St.
(At Bond St.)
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Rather than worshiping at the alter of rock like every other live music venue in the Williamsburg, Rose Live Music delivers one of the most eclectic world music line ups to be found anywhere in the city. |
Williamsburg South Side 345 Grand St.
(btwn Haveveyer & Marcy)
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Owned and operated by New York's bravest, this is the go to bar for girls looking to land themselves a fireman. On Saturday nights ladies drink for free, and by 2am quite a few of them find themselves in need ofa little rescuing. |
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