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East Village
125-127 1st Ave.
(at St Mark's Place)
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-/10
There's a new theme for every night of the week at this tiny, friendly and unpretentious West Village gay bar.
West Village
8 Christopher St.
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-/10
This West Village basement houses on of New York's best piano and showtune bars. On weekends the crowd can veer toward mostly straight, but weekdays expect a gay old time.
West Village
59 Grove St.
(btwn Bleecker St. & 7th Ave.)
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6/10
A seductive dimly lit basement lounge, where the decor is red on red on red.
Greenwich Village
94 W. Houston St.
(btwn La Guardia and Thompson St)
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6/10
A sing-along piano bar, a pool table, a juke box, and New York's oldest cabaret theatre. Frequented by the occasional broadway star and all those who love them.
West Village
61 Christopher St.
(at 7th Ave)
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-/10
This former biker bar is now a friendly gay/lesbian joint.
Long Island City
36-19 24th Ave.
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-/10
There's no substitute for authenticity. Since 1938 the Oak Room has drawn a moneyed, older crowd to watch cabaret by the candle light. Cover can be upwards of $50.
Midtown West
59 W. 44th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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-/10
There is no door more exclusive and no shows more outrageous than the ones at this intimate vintage theatre.
Lower East Side
189 Chrystie St.
(at Stanton & Rivington St.)
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-/10
In an area devoid of gay bars this clean and stylish bar fits the bill nicely.
Morningside Heights
992 Amsterdam Ave.
(at 109th St.)
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-/10

A friendly and unpretentious cabaret bar leading the Burlesque revival in the LES.
Lower East Side
167 Orchard St.
(at Stanton St)
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8/10
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