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The kind of place where a first time visitor is met with a round of introductions, unattended women are viewed with suspicion, and friendships are begun with the clip of a cigar.
East Village
80 E. 7th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave.)
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10/10
This fair weather garden space has $2 PBRs and an aesthetic which transcends dive and ends up somewhere near trash heap. Oddly it's quite a relaxing and comfortable place to while away an afternoon.
Boerum Hill
102 Smith St
(at Pacific St)
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8/10
The numbers say it all. 32 Plasma TVs. 3 floors. Top 40 music. And 8 gazillion people jammed in on a Saturday night.
Rose Hill
411 3rd Ave.
(at 29th St.)
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5/10
The first bowling alley to open in Brooklyn in over 50 years was built to look like it opened 30 years ago. More bar with a bowling alley than the other way around.
Greenpoint
200 N. 14th St.
(btwn Berry & Norman)
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7/10
After a run in with the makers of the beer of the same name the Jamaican bar Red Stripe has been redubbed Spur Tree. There's nightly DJs spinning reggae and dub, a big back garden, and tasty Jamaican food.
Chinatown
76 Orchard St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St.)
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5/10
East Village
125-127 1st Ave.
(at St Mark's Place)
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-/10
Equal parts Miami and Japan this exquisite cabana garden still attracts the famous and beautiful but the door policy has relaxed.
MeatPacking District
18 W. 13th St.
(btwn Ganesvoort & 13th St)
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-/10
The kind of place where you get something more with your $14 martini than an olive - a dash of 50's glamour and a garnish of genuine honest to goodness class.
Midtown East
15 Vanderbilt Ave.
(42nd & Grand Central Station)
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7/10
This old school/old men's cigar bar has all the elements of a classic mens club: a strict jacket policy, a 25 and over door policy, waitresses in cocktail dresses, and a glowing fireplace.
Upper East Side
1020 Lexington Ave.
(btwn 72nd & 73rd)
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6/10
17 pool tables, 4 bowling lanes, karaoke and a myriad of board games provide a host of new opportunities to embrass yourself when your drunk.
Elmhurst
77-17 Queens Blvd.
(Near Albion Ave)
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6/10
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