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http://www.arlenesgrocery.net Arlene's Grocery was converted from a bodega of the same name over a decade ago. It has built oodles of street cred since then, having booked the Strokes pre-fame, hosted the sad Dashboard Confessional guy, and appeared in a Michael Cera movie. Despite (or maybe because of) these neat tidbits, the Grocery isn't frequented by the same show-hounds that attend the Cake Shop and Pianos venues nearby. Hard rock and pop-punk acts tend to dominate the performance space here, but the Grocery's gloomy Butchery Bar (yup, converted from a butchery) still attracts the more general, nomadic L.E.S. crowd on the weekends. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.aromanyc.com Aroma is like an an Italian wine bar with a California-casual sensibility, what with its sunny yellow walls, hefty wood bar table and outside seating. The venue is as much restaurant as wine bar, but a glass of wine and an appetizer or dessert might be all you're prepared to shell out for: entrees sound appealing, but run in the upper $20 range. The parmesan flan and quince panna cotta, and apple-cider homemade donuts on the dessert menu do sound worth the splurge with a glass of vino, however. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.merchantsny.com Trendy but relaxed, Art Bar is characterized by a preponderance of '80s music, a fireplace, old crystal chandeliers, and a collection of chairs that don't necessarily match. If you're not in the mood to listen to the overpowering music, grab your $8 martini and head to the back where you can sit cosily on a couch and hear what your friends are saying. Also available is a basic Mediterranean-inspired menu that includes burgers, salads, and pasta. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.arthurstavernnyc.com Unofficially called "Home of the Bird," this live jazz and blues mainstay was once the hopping stomping ground of the late Charlie Parker and Roy Hargrove. Though not quite as mighty as it once was, they do respect their longstanding actsathe same Dixieland band has played on Monday nights for the past 35 years. And just like all their other bands, there's never a cover to listen. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.asiaroma.com Located on the cusp of Little Italy and Chinatown, this locale serves up Asian and Italian food in its upstairs restaurant and downstairs lounge, caters to corporate parties, and has karaoke. Enough said. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.clubatlantisnyc.com Owned by the same folks who own Friendas Tavern and the Music Box, Atlantis2010 has more of an upscale flavor than those neighborhood bars. The waitstaff is hot, the (legal) dancefloors flood with men from all over the city, and theme parties (such as Sundayas aTalent Searcha) keep attendance regular. The DJs spin a mix of Latin music and house. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
A loungey joint catering to professionals, Auction House puts itself on the block as a hip place with a good DJ who understands downtown styleaa rarity in the frat-bar-dominated Upper East Side. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
Anything beery about this place (the nice selection of tap and bottled beers) is overwhelmed by the creepy lot of old men betting on horses. With a ton of TV screens tuned to different tracks the feeling here is less "alehouse" and more "sports bar," but without any of the comradery that name implies. The food is not so good either. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.automaticslims.com They twist, they turn, they wear the same Cosabella thong. Forget Hogs and Heifers up the street; Automatic Slims is far superior when it comes to the genuinely awkward momentaa girl with no rhythm, a Scoop halter, and a lady Tag straddles a bar top to stare fish-eyed at the drooling sea of collars and thick necks below her before realizing she's up there to shake her rump. Better still, within seconds her friends will invariably join her, leaving you, the casual viewer, with hours of free entertainment when the doves cry. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.preferredhotels.com Bring your guests from L.A. to this lounge with a view. Theyall appreciate sleek-dressed guests, Red Bull cocktails and the wide windows overlooking Times Square. You can appreciate being in a new NYC hotspot a perched atop the Dream Hotel a and being able to one-up your Hollywood-hip, smog-breathed friends with a view of the bright lights and underwear billboards that Sunset Boulevard may rival, but when can you take those in while also taking in a Tanqueray and tonic? Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.axis-newyork.com Formerly known as Manhole, Axis is a agay menas social cluba in Park Slope. Basically, itas a self-described fantasyland for anyone male, sexually adventurous, and not rigidly heterosexual. No alcohol is available but there is a free juice and soda bar. Axis New York joins forces with New York Jacks for JO parties regularly. Must be 21 to enter. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
Ñ (pronounced "enya"), is narrow as a pencil, with two copper-topped bars and little additional seating. After a steady diet of Spanish reds and headache-inducing sangria at most tapas joints, we welcomed the lengthy list of reasonably priced sherries. The companion vittles were admirably suited to the small size of the establishment. We liked the little empanadas of tuna, toasts smeared with olive puree and pimento, and an incredible plate of spinach sauteed with ground almonds that had an exotic North African flavor. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
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