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One of the most popular Karaoke haunts in the East Village. There's a big boxy room up front and several private rooms you can rent by the hour in the back. Big groups of girls and smaller groups of gay men (from Urge and The Cock next door) flock to have a crack at the 30,000 song playlist. |
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Developed instanta scene after taking over Rated X Panty Party from the now defunct Opaline, and launching exclusive guest DJ nights - like the 2nd Monday of every month when Georgia and Ira from Yo La Tengo wreck the place. |
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This Japanese restaurant and bar is your go to place for sake bombs. Except on Mondays when it's closed that is. |
Lower East Side 245 Eldridge St
(btwn Houston & Stanton)
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Add one part Irish bar, one part dive, and one part sports bar and you've got this popular 2nd Avenue NYU hangout. If that's not your scene grab a seat on the expansive patio and enjoy the ambience of Second Avenue. |
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A seductive lounge that manages to be classy without being uptight. Attracts a diverse crowd spanning generations and continents with live music, an efficient bar, and a kitchen that could stands on its own. |
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Solid, simply appointed Tribeca pub. |
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A central location, a big room with tall ceilings, and decent crowd every night of the week, make this one of the best places in NYC to kick off a night. |
NoLita 298 Lafayette St.
(btwn Houston & Jersey St.)
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PS 450 succeeds admirably in that it's hard to envision a bar more perfectly suited to the neighborhood in which it inhabits. |
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Seven TVs blight this otherwise handsome pub with a great beer selection. |
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Although its days of being the hottest spot around have past, the sexy atmosphere ensures that you can't help but feel cool just being here. |
NoLita 281 Lafayette St.
(btwn Houston and Prince)
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