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Attractive contemporary wine bar makes for a great spot to people watch or grab an after dinner drink with a date.
East Village
65 2nd Ave.
(at 4th St.)
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-/10
A treasure just off 4th St, a European style tavern serving Pomme Frites and Belgian ales.
Greenwich Village
148 W. 4th St.
(btwn 6th & MacDougal)
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8/10
The first bowling alley to open in Brooklyn in over 50 years was built to look like it opened 30 years ago. More bar with a bowling alley than the other way around.
Greenpoint
200 N. 14th St.
(btwn Berry & Norman)
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7/10
Equal parts Miami and Japan this exquisite cabana garden still attracts the famous and beautiful but the door policy has relaxed.
MeatPacking District
18 W. 13th St.
(btwn Ganesvoort & 13th St)
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-/10
Formerly Mare Chiaro, a Little Italy institution opened in 1908, it has recently beeen rechristened the Mulberry Street Bar and bedecked with no less than 8 plasma screens.
NoLita
176 Mulberry St.
(at Broome St.)
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6/10
An adult offshoot of Homer's Malt Shop next door, the Blue Donkey Bar attracts a neighborhood crowd with a décor a notch warmer than the many nearby beer and shots joints.
Upper West Side
489 Amsterdam Ave
(btwn 83rd & 84th St)
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10/10
With a view like this you can forgive all of this roof deck bars flaws.
Rose Hill
230 5th Ave.
(at 27th St.)
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6/10
There are few pleasures as singular as a crisp cold Czech lager and a kielbasa hot off the grill, enjoyed in this sun filled beer garden.
Whitestone
29-19 24th Ave.
(btwn 29th & 31st St.)
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7/10
The owners of Sputen Duyvil across the street have transformed an auto-body garage into New York's most unique BBQ spot. A far ranging selection of bourbons, several microbrews on tap, and a large patio space make it a popular space for drinks as well.
Williamsburg North Side
354 Metropolitan Ave.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer)
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7/10
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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