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Owned and operated by Dick Manitoba a former front man for The Dictators, Manitoba's, while not exactly a punk bar per se, remains true to the spirit of punk - camaraderie and anit-materialism. The crowd's as friendly as any you'll find, a Rheingold can be had for $3, and no cover live bands play here most nights. With a combo like that it's hard to think of a reason not to go. |
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Loud and raucous, the student crowd here's the same as the other big frat bars on this block, but at least Jake's has a backroom that's free of TVs, so you can try and score digits without the sickly plasma palor. |
Upper West Side 430 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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An unpresuming dive, but the Cherry Tavern is that rare Manhattan bar where strangers interact. |
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There's a crashed plane in the backyard. The bartenders' are Irish and the crowds' mostly expat. |
East Village 29 St. Marks Pl
(btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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A truly great neighborhood pub. Friendly atmosphere, attentive bar staff, a great selection of single-malts, over 20 taps, and two hand pumps for cask conditioned ales. |
Brooklyn Heights 228 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Court St. & Boerum Place)
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Just your friendly neighborhood gay dive bar with a pool table, young crowd, great jukebox and believe it or not Bass on tap. |
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Standard Irish bar and restaurant in touristville. |
Midtown West 240 W. 55th St.
(btwn Broadway & 8th Ave.)
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Reasonably prices comfort food and specialty cocktails in a classic space. |
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A low key locals hang out. Sundays are gay nights, but the crowd is always fairly mixed. |
Williamsburg North Side 536 Driggs Ave.
(btwn N. 7th and N. 8th Sts.)
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