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Calling a bar a frat bar implies at least a partial college education. Failing such ready nomenclature this is a Drink too much, puke in the toilet, tip the bathroom attendant the change in your pocket, go back to the bar, sweat profusely, wait forever for a drink, get in a screaming match with your girlfriend and call her a slut, then cry on her shoulder on the cab ride back to Penn Station kind of place.
It's also great for parties and fund-raisers.
Greenwich Village
134 W. 3rd
(btwn MacDougal & W. 3rd St)
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4/10
With cheap beer, wings, sliders, beer pong, and all the big games is it any surprise that Off the Wagon is the frat bar du jour for NYU backwards baseball cap set.
Greenwich Village
109 Macdougal St.
(btwn Bleecker & West 3rd St.)
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7/10
A solid bar ruined by new ownership that fired the previous bar staff en mass and redecorated the place in Upper East Side chic. Beer pong anyone?
East Village
222 E. 14th St.
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4/10
Loud and raucous, the student crowd here's the same as the other big frat bars on this block, but at least Jake's has a backroom that's free of TVs, so you can try and score digits without the sickly plasma palor.
Upper West Side
430 Amsterdam Ave.
(btwn 80th & 81st St)
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8/10
Basement bar with cheap food and even cheaper beer. The name says it all.
West Village
179 W. 4th St.
(btwn Jones & Barrow St)
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6/10
Like Cherry Tree across the street this bar has a large and unique beer selection, an attractive space, and a killer garden. What it's missing is the beer pong frat crowd.
North Slope
76 4th Ave
(btwn Bergen St. & St. Marks Place)
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9/10
Yes it is a frat bar, but the crowd's more Animal house than Phi Beta Innate-Sense-of-Entitlement. And the beers cheap, and they've got Guinness on tap.
Murray Hill
575 2nd Ave.
(btwn 31st & 32nd St.)
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6/10
The theme is wild west, but the scene is waitresses in mini skirts pushing jello shots and frat boys playing beer pong and Big Buck Hunter.
Upper East Side
1683 1st Ave.
(btwn 87th & 88th)
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-/10
The only beer pong table in the Financial District is at this popular Pace student hangout.
Financial district
32 Cliff St.
(btwn Fulton & John St)
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-/10
Successfully replicates the frat party feel of Mardi Gras without all of that distracting cajun culture. The magic recipe: $1 well drinks for girls on Thursday nights.
Upper East Side
1768 2nd Ave.
(at 92nd St.)
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8/10
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