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Best avoided on weekends when hordes of tourists descend, but on a weeknight you can catch some of the best blues artists in the city, in an intimate setting the city without breaking the bank. |
Greenwich Village 149 Bleecker St.
(btwn Broadway & Thompson St.)
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8/10 |
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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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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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The accoustics are some of the best and the space manages to be small enough to be intimate, but big enough to draw some big names. |
Midtown West 237 W. 42nd St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave.)
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Friendly and low key Jazz bar that rarely charges a cover. |
West Village 55 Christopher St.
(btwn 7th Ave and Waverly)
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An elegant and sophisticated slice of classic New York. Enjoying a perfect martini while soaking in the sounds of an 11 piece orchestra featured on Saturday nights is an experience well worth the $30 cover. |
Midtown West 156 56th St. (CitySpire Centre)
(at 7th Ave.)
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Above the Brooklyn Academy of Music this enormous and surprisingly inexpensive café has nightly live music. |
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