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The vibe is similar to most it this area, a bit corporate a bit frattish, but there's a few more women and a more attractive crowd than most other places nearby.
Murray Hill
2 W. 35th St.
(at Fifth Ave.)
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6/10
The tourists and office workers who fill Foley's didn't just happen to wander in. They've come back year after year, and lunch after lunch, because Foley's has something sorely lacking in this area, a soul.
Chelsea
18 W. 33rd St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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4/10
The only beer pong table in the Financial District is at this popular Pace student hangout.
Financial district
32 Cliff St.
(btwn Fulton & John St)
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-/10
The king of sports bars in sports bar land.
Upper East Side
1770 2nd Ave.
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-/10
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.
NoHo
64 3rd Ave.
(at 11th St.)
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9/10
The forbidding, grafitied, windowless, steel door that marks the entry to Twisted belies the friendly neighborhood bar within.
Greenwick
37 Driggs Ave.
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-/10
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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4/10
Tall ceilings, plasma TVs and that certain clean, polished look that makes you feel like you're in an upscale strip mall in the suburbs. The bars primary novelty is an ice line running down the center of the bar to keep your drinks cool - it works like a charm.
Hells Kitchen
599 10th Ave
(at 43rd St.)
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-/10
Sure, the faux Roman columns at this popular after work spot help lend it a certain classical feel, but it's when you try and vie for the attentions of the bartender at the fifty foot long bar that you really feel like you're at the Roman forum.
NoHo
127 4th Ave
(btwn 12th & 13th St)
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-/10
Successfully replicates the frat party feel of Mardi Gras without all of that distracting cajun culture. The magic recipe: $1 well drinks for girls on Thursday nights.
Upper East Side
1768 2nd Ave.
(at 92nd St.)
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8/10
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