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Friendly place with decent food, but make no mistake this is the kind of dyke bar where any unsuspecting NYU student who wanders in will likely find themselves a fly in some gym teachers web. |
West Village 531 Hudson St.
(btwn Charles & W. 10th St)
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Aptly named two room DJ Club undergoes a total transformation depending on the night and the promoter. The popular Friday night lesbian party ceased to exist July 11 2008. |
TriBeCa 24 Murray St.
(btwn Broadway & Church St.)
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It's easy to pass the time at this friendly gay and lesbian bar. Twenty somethings easily mingle thanks a variety of cruising conveyances, a pool table, pinball, karaoke machine, and video games |
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A lesbian bar so friendly, comfortable and homey that even your straight male friends will feel welcome. |
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7/10 |
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This former biker bar is now a friendly gay/lesbian joint. |
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The stated aim of Lucky 13 is to provide a haven for everyone who feels outside of the mainstream. Thanks to $1 beers before 9pm and $2 beers there after it does this job with gusto. |
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The sexy basement den below Coffee Shop hosts the hottest dyke party in the city, Eden, on Wenesday nights. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 30 E. 16th St.
(btwn 15th & 16th St.)
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The people who brought you Starlight and Wonder Bar - combined the best qualities and names of both to form StarBar a sleek new bar with an ambience so similar to Starlight you could almost think you were there. |
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The free pizza dive Capone's is now the epicenter of the Williamsburg gay scene. Waiters in dress shirts, ties, and undies serve cheap and stiff cocktails to a crowd that's looking for a bigger party than Metropolitan has on offer. |
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