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In Williamsburg where what passes for Bohemia tends to be deintellectualized, unsubstantive and culturally barren, a night spent in Zebulon can be almost disorienting. Patrons emerge at the end of the night as if from a darkened theatre where they've been transported by some strange fiction to a world bereft of pop culture references or tedious irony. |
Williamsburg North Side 258 Wythe Ave.
(btwn N 3rd St. & Metropolitan Ave.)
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Just far enough from Bedford Ave to have retained its soul, Stain is a low key art bar supporting local artists and hosting a popular craft night - PAINTstain "talent optional". |
East Williamsburg 766 Grand St.
(btwn Humboldt and Grand)
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A seductive lounge that manages to be classy without being uptight. Attracts a diverse crowd spanning generations and continents with live music, an efficient bar, and a kitchen that could stands on its own. |
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There's good reason the Waterfront Ale House has been a Brooklyn Heights staple for over a decade. The food is consistently delicious and the 18 taps host a beer for every taste including cask conditioned ales. |
Brooklyn Heights 155 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Clinton & Henry St.)
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There's free jazz 7 nights and a good wine and beer selection at this homey village haunt. |
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Head to the back and down the stairs of La Lanterna di Vittorio to find a wine and jazz bar that's about as warm and romantic a location as you could imagine. |
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Great place to see a show. And an all ages policy means this is the bar to take your underage niece/nephew to give them a taste of New York. |
TriBeCa 74 Leonard St.
(btwn Broadway & Church St.)
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Rose Hill 116 E. 27th St.
(btwn Lexington & Park Ave.)
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Not just a venue for readings this is a venue for poets. Coffee, sandwiches, WiFi, and perhaps most importantly a bar, create a space to unwind when writers block sets in. |
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The lines are a block long and the prices are exorbitant. Unless you know and love the band there are better jazz venues all over NYC. |
Greenwich Village 131 W. 3rd St.
(btwn Macdougal St. & 6th Ave.)
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