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http://www.whiskeytownbar.com Bet you hadn't heard of a "pickle back" until this sentence. Well, it's a pickle-juice chaser. At Whiskey Town, the pickle back is served en masse to accompany shots of Jameson, countering the alcohol's bitterness with sourness. Such is the combination of choice for the tightly clothed Whiskey Town crowd, which squeezes into the bar's stark, red-hued, and often tightly-packed interior to shake it to a little Michael Jackson, countering that pickle-y sourness with sweetness. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.thewhiskeyward.com There's an old college saying: "Liquor before beer, you're in the clear." Whether that's true or not, the Whiskey Ward at least makes all that mixing a satisfying endeavor. There are 50-plus varieties of whiskey in this sepia-toned saloon, offering a range of choices within the bourbon, Irish whiskey, rye, single malt, and non-chill-filtered scotch families. The beer selection is far less extensive but still formidable, from Framboise (the yummy Belgian lambic raspberry concoction) to Saison DuPont (a refreshing pale ale). We suggest a new adage in their honor: "Beer and liquor cheer you up quicker." Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.nycgo.com Frequented in the past by Bob Dylan and Dylan Thomas, the White Horse Tavern has been a staple of the Village since 1880. Dylan Thomas allegedly said his last words here, aEighteen whiskies. A record, I think." They say his ghost continues to visit, communicating by mysterious rotations of his favorite old corner table. Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-2am, Fri & Sat 11am-4am. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.whiterabbitnyc.com Departing completely from the psychedelia of Lewis Carroll's literary creation, and without subtle lighting of any sort, White Rabbit has a stark, industrial air about it--sort of like a Calvin Klein showroom. The bar menu offers standard Asian- and Spanish- influenced fare, and the cocktail list is varied with conceptual combinations of fruit. This is as arguably utilitarian chic as Houston Street gets nowadays. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.wickedmonk.com Fulfill that lifelong fantasy of getting wasted in church at this elaborately decorated Irish pub, constructed from pieces of a demolished 19th-century chapel in Cork, Ireland. The confessional is now a telephone booth, the DJ spins from the pulpit, and the tables were once wine casks. The windows are stained glass, and gargoyles sit behind the bar. Oh yeah, and the place is rumored to be haunted! Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.wigglesny.com The ladies get buck nekkid at this Rego Park strip joint, so thereas no alcohol allowed. Sip on coffee or OaDoulas while enjoying two-for-one table dances from four to seven p.m., free buffets on weekends, lesbian shows on Thursdays, and the occasional appearance by a celebrity porn star. Not to mention full-frontal pussy. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.wildwoodbbq.com Restaurant conglomerate B.R. Guest's barbecue spot is less like a roadhouse and more like an ark, a hulking wooden structure housing all of the barbecue styles of the United States under one roof. The man behind the menu is "Big" Lou Elrose, a former NYPD policeman who gained fame by winning numerous barbecue competitions and then helping man the pits at nearby Hill Country.The culinary tour through the country includes both Kansas City and Memphis baby back ribs, Carolina pulled pork, Texas-style beef ribs and more, plus sandwiches filled with things like brisket, grilled chicken and Maryland crab cakes. Wash down that meat with pitchers of American craft brews, a huge selection of bottled beers, specialty cocktails and a small selection of New and Old World wines by the glass and bottle. I wouldn't worry about reservations here; the space is huge, with a masculine design job including giant steel and wooden beams, concrete floors and dark leather chairs. —Keith Wagstaff Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.winebarnyc.com Lots of Mediterranean cafA(c)s run with the simple-peasant-life decorative scheme, the kind with trellises, faux grape vines, and prop bread baskets, while inexpensive wine bars tend to be cheesy caves appointed with asensuala fabrics and drippy candles. But Winebar, a Mediterranean cafA(c)abar hybrid, has lofty ceilings, long, high, bar-like tables, and outdoor cafA(c) tables tooaa sophisticated backdrop for a tasty cheese plate or a glass of one of the 40 European wines on the menu ($8 to $12) Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.winebarnyc.com Not surprisingly, Winebar is the classiest drinking spot along downtown's Second Avenue nightlife strip. They serve plenty of medium- to full-bodied wines, specializing in drinks that span the Mediterranean, with a focus on France, Italy, and Spain. As fancy-schmancy as this all sounds, the communal table setup inspires liveliness and conversation within the stark, black-and-red, wine-bottle-decorated interior. And if you're not a connoisseur, don't worry: The waitress has recommendations. As do we: Try Atalaya's Monastrell-Garnacha-Tinto-Tera from the Almansa region in Spain . . . if you can remember all that. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
On the weekends, you may have to share a round leather booth with some strangers, but isn't it worth it to experience some of the worst karaoke in town? There's no shame here, folks, and this is one of very few bars located near a lot of great restaurants. Karaoke is $1 per song and the noise is rivaled only by the Chinese men and women playing dice at the bar. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.wogies.com Is it possible to drink with reckless abandon and wake up the next morning virtually hangover-free? If you were hanging out at Wogieas the night before, it just might be. Their specialtyadelicious, just-greasy-enough Philly cheese steaks ($6.25; kitchen open till almost last call)aprovides the perfect soakage for the booze in your belly. The place is as casual and down-to-earth as your average neighborhood diner, but with the ambience of an upscale lounge, and boasts surprisingly cheap beers for this part of town ($3 drafts, $4 bottles). Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.woodhavenhouse.com When I think of lovely bars, I think of exposed brick and concrete and as little light as possible. Possibly some art. Thatas dank-LES lovely, though. To attain a more suburban lovelya Queensaa more family-friendly style is necessary, and the Woodhaven House Irish pub has it. Etched glass panels highlight a dark mahogany bar. And a dark Guinness looks charming in this environs. Come in for a drink after dinner, but beware: Woodhaven isnat open as late as your beautiful East Village hellhole of a bar. Or come through for breakfast/brunch. This is the former site of Kate Cassidyas and some say itas set to take over the burnt-down Bloomas as the areaas dominant Irish pub. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.hospitalityholdings.com Few cocktails in New York are infamous enough to precede the reputation of the bars they are served in. However, the most notorious of drinks is served in this UN-neighboring luxury lair: the World Cocktail. Formerly dubbed the aworldas most expensive cocktail,a at $50, this drink is a mixed-at-your-table blend of Remy XO, Pineau des Charentes, Veuve, and more of the like topped with a Midas touch of 23-karat liquid gold . . . um, can you drink that? Either way, itas sure to make you feel like a king, especially when Derek Jeter passes by on his way home to the Trump Tower. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.wreckroombrooklyn.com Find this little oasis in Bushwick only a few blocks off the Morgan L stop. It has everything you could ever want in a disgusting-in-the-best-way bar, where beer drinking and rock music is the lifeblood: dim lights, sticky booths, and a pool table that might work better as a bench. Plus, Wreck Room's drinks are cheap. Grab a $3 beer or a $5 whiskey and Coke, cozy up with some friends, and prepare to lose hours upon hours at this joint. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
For some reason, you can put a non-gay bar in the middle of a gay area and provided it has a generous, human approach to its clientele and looks essentially bohemian it will work out fine. This might be why WXOU Radio works, or it could just be the large clock sporting the brand name of a radio station from out west that adorns the bar. Happy hour, from 5 to 8 daily, reduces everything to about half price. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
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