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This Quintessential West Village gay bar has a piano room upstairs and dance floor below attracting people of all ages, races, and walks of life. Whatever your taste you can find it here.
West Village
80 Grove St.
(at Sheridan Sq.)
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-/10
This West Village basement houses on of New York's best piano and showtune bars. On weekends the crowd can veer toward mostly straight, but weekdays expect a gay old time.
West Village
59 Grove St.
(btwn Bleecker St. & 7th Ave.)
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6/10
A sing-along piano bar, a pool table, a juke box, and New York's oldest cabaret theatre. Frequented by the occasional broadway star and all those who love them.
West Village
61 Christopher St.
(at 7th Ave)
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-/10
Books up and coming talent for short sets at a high cover and then relies on the musicians to fill the house with friends and family. It's a good business. Every hour the place empties and a whole new group comes in paying a brand new cover.
Greenwich Village
147 Bleecker St.
(btwn Thompson St. & LaGuardia Place)
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5/10
Impress your friends from out of town, sure the place isn't actually hip, but man does it look the part. And the bathrooms will give them a story to tell their friends back home.
SoHo/Little Italy
89 Mercer St.
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5/10
Burger joint by day turns to frat boy playground by night. Women dance on the bar in high heels and feel empowered. Men feed them shot after shot to remind them that real power is a function of body weight and liver fortitude.
West Village
733 Washington St.
(at Bank St.)
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-/10
Wine and tapas bar.
Upper East Side
301 E. 80th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave)
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-/10
This locals dive is one of the oldest bars in Harlem. It's not so much a destination as a place to end up. But it you find yourself here, there's a pool table, a game on the TV, and even a piano against the wall if you've got the chops.
Central Harlem
2021 7th Ave.
(at 121st)
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-/10
Some of the best views to be found anywhere in the city make all other considerations a distant second at this deco piano lounge on the top of the Beekman Tower.
Midtown East
3 Mitchell Pl.
(at First Ave.)
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-/10
If ever (god forbid) a series of circumstances conspire so that you find yourself in Times Square and also really quite totally stoned, than this dingey basement piano bar is so bad it just might be a really good time. Order a Coke and zone out as you watch the drunken businessmen sing along to Frank Sinatra. Otherwise under pretty much all other circumstances it's best avoided.
Midtown West
163 W. 46th St.
(btwn 6th & 7th Ave)
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-/10
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