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An indoor biergarten complete with trees crammed into this corner bar where the drinks come in 3 sizes big, bigger, and way too big.
East Village
107 Ave. C
(at 7th St.)
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8/10
Warm and cozy wine and tapas bar, small enough and far enough off the beaten track that you feel like you've uncovered a hidden treasure.
NoLita
151 Elizabeth St.
(At Kenmare)
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7/10
Attractive contemporary wine bar makes for a great spot to people watch or grab an after dinner drink with a date.
East Village
65 2nd Ave.
(at 4th St.)
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-/10
First opened in 1880 and most famous as the bar where Dylan Thomas drank himself to death.
West Village
567 Hudson St.
(at 11th St.)
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6/10
East Village
88 2nd Ave.
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-/10
Festive tex-mex bar turns out margaritas by the gallon.
West Village
767 Washington St.
(At W. 12th St.)
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-/10
Formerly Mare Chiaro, a Little Italy institution opened in 1908, it has recently beeen rechristened the Mulberry Street Bar and bedecked with no less than 8 plasma screens.
NoLita
176 Mulberry St.
(at Broome St.)
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6/10
A relaxed and attractive crowd occupy this seductive bar/lounge. They're drawn here by the excellent DJs, comfortable leather couches, tall ceilings, and low key ambience.
Lower East Side
168 Orchard St.
(at Stanton)
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8/10
With grand vaulted stone ceilings and spectacular sunsets over the Hudson its no surprise this venue draws a huge after work crowd.
Upper West Side
W. 79th St. and the Hudson
(end of 79th)
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6/10
The owners of Sputen Duyvil across the street have transformed an auto-body garage into New York's most unique BBQ spot. A far ranging selection of bourbons, several microbrews on tap, and a large patio space make it a popular space for drinks as well.
Williamsburg North Side
354 Metropolitan Ave.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer)
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7/10
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