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The free pizza dive Capone's is now the epicenter of the Williamsburg gay scene. Waiters in dress shirts, ties, and undies serve cheap and stiff cocktails to a crowd that's looking for a bigger party than Metropolitan has on offer.
Williamsburg North Side
221 N. 9th St.
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-/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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The defacto neighborhood bar on Columbus Avenue serves a decent coffee and offers free WiFi during the day, and once the sun falls it becomes a fullbar drawing an eclectic crowd that varies wildly depending on the night. Wednesdays is trivia night, Mondays there's live music, and Saturdays ladies drinks are half off.
Morningside Heights
999 Columbus Ave.
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Take the elevator up to this 2 floor bowling alley. The prices are the best in the city ($7.50/pp/game on weekends) and everyone here seems to be either smiling or laughing.
Central Harlem
2116 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd
(at 7th Ave)
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Since 1999 this sexy lounge has attracted a crossection of New Yorkers and expats with world beats and live music. The friendly service and individual attention has ensured that they keep coming back.
East Village
116 Ave. C
(btwn 7th and 8th St)
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6/10
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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8/10
Opened in the 30's and recently renovated this Harlem institution has hosted all of the cities greats from Davis to Coltrane. The ribs are to die for and the jazz is still some of the best in the city. Attracts a mix of students, tourists, and neighborhood locals.
Central Harlem
288 Lenox Ave.
(btwn 124th & 125th St.)
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9/10
Opened in July 2006 and destined to be a neighborhood classic this enormous and truly grand space features not one but two indoor bocce courts.
North Slope
702 Union St.
(at 5th Ave)
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7/10
One of the best alt-rock venues anywhere in the city is located in Greenpoint of all places.
Greenpoint
261 Driggs Ave.
(at Eckford St.)
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Non-profit coffee house and live music venue champions a wide range of social causes. Closed summers.
Murray Hill
45 E. 33rd St.
(btwn Park & Madison Ave.s)
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-/10
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