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A 2,000 square foot West African supper club with a retractable roof in the most unlikely of locations. |
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A low key latin restaurant and bar where you can relax at a table before or after the dinner rush and enjoy a bottle or three of reasonably priced wine, and then stop by the next morning to nurse your hangover with a mimosa and huevos frittas. |
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8/10 |
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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. |
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7/10 |
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TriBeCa 43 Murray St.
(at Church St. & W Broadway)
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This drinking den from the founding bartenders of Angel's Share maintains the same dedication to the craft of cocktails without the rules barring parties of more than four. |
TriBeCa 277 Church St.
(btwn Franklin & White St.)
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7/10 |
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This warm and worn new arrival has the look and feel of a pub far older than its years. Twenty beers on tap and a solid bar menu will hopefully ensure longevity to match its appearance. |
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7/10 |
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Restaurant and bar serves a great brunch starting at 10am and French bistro fare til 3am. One of the best late night food options on Smith Street. |
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8/10 |
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You wouldn't know it from the outside but one of the best gardens in the E. Village belongs to this Italian Restaurant and wine bar. |
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-/10 |
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Loud music and pricey yet mediocre food doesn't deter an after work crowd of junior investment bankers from packing the place. |
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Warm atmosphere, live jazz, and a garage door which swings open in the summer makes for an open air delight. Go for wine with friends and skip the overpriced entrees. |
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9/10 |
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