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Four rooms with remarkably different atmospheres combine to form the Sidewalk Café. There's a clean and comfortable cafe, a dive bar, a downstairs pool table area, and a live music room. Two of the four rooms are all ages, so it's not a bad place to take your little brother when he's in town.
East Village
94 Ave. A
(at 6th St)
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5/10
TriBeCa
59 Warren St.
(btwn Church & W. Broadway)
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This dimly lit, heavy drinking bar has been a Park Slope fixture since 1931. It was also once Elliot Smith's favorite hang out when he lived nearby. It now attracts a mix of young and old regulars brought together by a shared love of drinks cheap and hard.
North Slope
39 5th Ave.
(btwn Bergen & Dean St.)
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-/10
Opened in 1947, steeped in history and resolutely friendly, Montero's is a nautical themed reminder of the Brooklyn waterfront's working past and present.
Brooklyn Heights
73 Atlantic Ave.
(at Hicks St.)
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7/10
Tourist trap, New York landmark, or the quintessential drinking man’s saloon, take your pick.
East Village
15 E. 7th St.
(Btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
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7/10
An unpresuming dive, but the Cherry Tavern is that rare Manhattan bar where strangers interact.
East Village
441 E. 6th St.
(Btwn A & 1st Ave)
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7/10
An enormously popular East Village dive. Comfortable and lively during the week, packed to capacity on the weekend. Always cheap.
East Village
79 E. 7th St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave)
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7/10
Smells of must and vomit, but you'll soon forget to care. Cheap beer, friendly bartenders, and even odds of walking in and getting straight on the pool any night of the week.
East Village
68 2nd Ave.
(at 4th St)
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8/10
Cheap beers, dim lights, beat up sofas, wood paneling, and a pool table - this could almost be a frat basement, except it's the kind of bar where frat boys get kidney punched.
Union Square/ Flatiron
119 E. 15th St.
(btwn Irving & Park)
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8/10
In the ongoing culture wars of the East Village bar scene, Royale is a huge strike for UESification. Between the plasma TVs, baseball caps, rounds of shots and the girls whose most comfortable mode of communication is via a series of high pitched squeels you can easily forget that not too long ago this used to be one of the best Jazz bars in New York.
East Village
157 Avenue C
(at 10th St.)
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8/10
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