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Surrounded by giant glass windows this huge corner billiard hall has decent tables and inexpensive tables and you never have to wait to get one.
NoHo
298 Mulberry St.
(at Houston)
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7/10
Four rooms with remarkably different atmospheres combine to form the Sidewalk Café. There's a clean and comfortable cafe, a dive bar, a downstairs pool table area, and a live music room. Two of the four rooms are all ages, so it's not a bad place to take your little brother when he's in town.
East Village
94 Ave. A
(at 6th St)
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5/10
Great place to see a show. And an all ages policy means this is the bar to take your underage niece/nephew to give them a taste of New York.
TriBeCa
74 Leonard St.
(btwn Broadway & Church St.)
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8/10
The accoustics are some of the best and the space manages to be small enough to be intimate, but big enough to draw some big names.
Midtown West
237 W. 42nd St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave.)
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-/10
Super giant performance space draws huge crowds for indie rock shows. Unfortunately with a 3,500 person capacity and all ages admittance vying for a good position to hear the band can quickly become as big an aspect of the night as the music.
Midtown West
239 W. 52nd St.
(btwn Broadway & 8th Ave.)
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5/10
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
It's well neigh impossible to find a good bar or restaurant near Penn Station, well, it would be at least if it weren't for Tír Na Nóg which is happily both.
Chelsea
5 Penn Plz.
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6/10
Infinitely preferable music venue to the Hammersein. A pale second to the Bowery Ballroom.
Union Square/ Flatiron
17 Irving Pl.
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-/10
Hidden away in the basement of the Steinhardt MakorJewish Cultural Center is this relaxed live music venue. While it welcomes all religious and cultural affiliations bear in mind it's closed Friday nights.
Upper West Side
35 W. 67th St.
(btwn Columbus Ave. & Central Park West)
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-/10
Enjoy a Pop-Tart with some coffee, mulled cider, or beer at this music venue in the basement of St. Paul's Chapel. Not only is the music all acoustic, it's also unamplified, which hasn't deterred the likes of Jeff Buckley, Ani DiFranco, Lisa Loeb, and Suzanne Vega from playing here.
Morningside Heights
St. Pauls Chapel
(at 116th St. & Broadway)
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8/10
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