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Long, narrow and nondescript and usually quiet. The most remarkable feature is a happy hour with a free buffet starting at 5pm on weekdays, and $5 martinis and $3 beers from 2-8pm 7 days a week.
East Village
155 2nd Ave.
(at 10th St.)
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6/10
Simply appointed Irish bar serves up shepherd's pie and live accoustic sets.
Greenwich Village
237 Sullivan St.
(btwn W. 3rd & Bleeker St.)
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-/10
New York's best bar to pick up a cop. Just across the street from police HQ and well behind the security barrier. You'd need to head to the ocean to find more blue.
Financial district
3 Madison St
(at Pearl St.)
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-/10
Straight forward neighborhood bar with a pool table and decent bar food.
East Village
78 E. 4th St
(btwn 1st & 2nd St)
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7/10
TriBeCa
135 Reade St.
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4/10
Smells of must and vomit, but you'll soon forget to care. Cheap beer, friendly bartenders, and even odds of walking in and getting straight on the pool any night of the week.
East Village
68 2nd Ave.
(at 4th St)
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8/10
Cheap beers, dim lights, beat up sofas, wood paneling, and a pool table - this could almost be a frat basement, except it's the kind of bar where frat boys get kidney punched.
Union Square/ Flatiron
119 E. 15th St.
(btwn Irving & Park)
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8/10
The home of real beer in New York City.
Upper East Side
1394 York Ave.
(at 74th St)
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7/10
Always crowded, but rarely uncomfortable corner bar provides a welcome respite from the usual SoHo/NoLita pretense.
NoLita
48 Spring St.
(At Mulberry)
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8/10
Murray Hill
8 E. 36th St.
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9/10
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