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Plush, dimly lit, upscale sake bar is a boon to UES daters looking to set an atmosphere and get their dates tanked before making their move.
Upper East Side
265 E. 78th St.
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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-/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
Low key, quiet and cozy, a perfect spot for a tête à tête.
Chinatown
35 Canal St.
(btwn Essex and Ludlow)
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7/10
Like Madame X this Indian themed lounge manages to walk the narrow line between cheesy and sexy, and somehow manages to be both at the same time. Burning incence, red on red décor, pillows everywhere, waitresses in slinky silk sarongs, and Bollywood flicks on the TV all contribute to a laughably tacky, but actually quite sultry environ.
Midtown West
30 W. 52nd St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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7/10
Lacking personality or location the next best thing is a gimmick. They've come up with two number themed ones. No men under 25 are allowed in, and the number 925 in the name refers not to the address, but to the fact everything on the menu is $9, $2 or $5.
Rose Hill
800 2nd Ave.
(btwn 42nd & 43rd St)
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-/10
Hidden behind the tiny sign on an otherwise unmarked door this sultry lounge is imbued with a palpable sexuality thanks to victorian chandeliers, red velvet, votive candles, and a very sexy mixed (mostly gay) crowd.
Chelsea
525 W. 29th St.
(btwn 10th & 11th Ave)
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-/10
From celebrity rolodex, to Page Six, to Citysearch's 10 best list, to the gutter. With a roaring fireplace and vaulted ceilings the Rose Bar feels chic and sophisticatated, unfortunately its overblown publicity has ensured very few of its patrons are.
Grammercy
2 Lexington Ave
(at 21st St.)
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-/10
Dark and rustic Italian wine bar in the basement beneath the restaurant Peasant. Feels like a European wine cellar.
NoLita
194 Elizabeth St.
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-/10
Dancing, live latin music, tiki huts, and a jaw dropping sunset over the hudson. Hard to argue with really.
Central Harlem
348 Dyckman St.
(at the Hudson River)
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-/10
Candle light, dark wood and crimson walls set the tone for this sexy spacious lounge. And with nightly live music, a consistent kitchen, and a full menu it's no surprise that Prohibition is one of the most popular lounges on the UWS.
Upper West Side
503 Columbus Ave.
(btwn 84th & 85th St.)
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9/10
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