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A sleek bar with a mixed crowd, views of the Empire State Building and impressively flattering lighting. Most notable for the surprising amount of press it got following a flame war with 42 Below Vodka in 2005.
Chelsea
297 10th Ave.
(at 27th St.)
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8/10
The homogenity craving residents of the Avalon Chrystie building finally have a wine bar to call their own. Plasma TVs, track lighting, and high top tables create an atmosphere as reassuringly generic as a Starbucks Coffee.
East Village
13 E. 1st St.
(btwn Bowery & 2nd St.)
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-/10
Fans of Blind Tiger's 20 taps and 2 handpumps rejoiced when it reopened at this Bleeker Street location in the Spring of 2007. The beer selection remains second to none attracting raucous after work crowds.
West Village
281 Bleecker St.
(at Jones St)
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7/10
Aiming for a position as a neighborhood fixture this pub has taken pains to create a sense a community. There's a pub quiz night, board games, a jukebox with patrons mix CDs, and a huge projection screen for the big games.
Prospect Heights
428 Bergen St
(btwn 4th & 5th Ave)
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-/10
A historic restoration of Front Street has has yielded this attractive Italian wine bar. Exposed brick and iron-work create a chic downtown ambience just far enough away from the tourist crush.
Financial district
220 Front St.
(btwn Beekman & Peck Slip)
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-/10
West Village
463 Hudson St.
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-/10
Sometimes referred to as Barona or BOA, this relaxed dive across from Thompkins Park manages to remain low-key and neighborhoody despite snakeskin bar stools and ruby red lighting.
East Village
170 Ave. A
(At 11th St & Ave A)
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6/10
The bar formerly known as just Bar has become Bar Great Harry and added 50 bottles to the lineup and constantly rotating drafts with an emphasis on local and domestic brews and cask conditioned ale.
Carroll Gardens
280 Smith St
(at Sacket St)
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6/10
The bartenders' Ipods work as DJ and tend to do a pretty fantastic job. A good bar for regulars and those who come with friends to take over the garden or the back room.
East Village
204 Ave. B
(btwn E 12th & E 13th St.)
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6/10
The Rook has a new name, but little else has changed. The beer selection is still great, and you're pretty much guaranteed to have the place to yourself most any night of the week.
East Village
85 Ave. A
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-/10
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