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We’ve compiled the best of the best in New York City - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
The dapper white-coated bartenders at this cocktail bar mix delicious, well-thought-out tipples with debonair aplomb and freshly squeezed mixers...Read More
This two-floor Japanese cocktail bar hits the mark on all notes. Perch yourself at the bar on the second floor and watch the bartenders shake...Read More
Top-quality cocktails, dim lighting, and snug booths make this the ideal spot for a conversation with friends (that you can actually hear) or...Read More
This prototypical jazz club, tucked into a cellar in the Village since the 1940s, has been the haunt of legends like Thelonious Monk and Barbra...Read More
Opened in 1961, this lovable neighborhood saloon serves what many think are some of the best (and most affordable) burgers in town. Once you...Read More
The nightly parties at this laid-back West Village HQ for the Sapphic set attract young professional women, out-of-towners, and longtime regulars...Read More
Along with its sister branch (Lexington Bar and Books) uptown, the Hudson reflects a literary bent with handsome cigar-bar flair. It's hardly...Read More
Regardless of whatever "Marie's crisis" was or is (each employee seems to have a different story), all the customers here know all the words...Read More
The initials stand for "Sounds of Brazil" (no, not what you—and everybody else—might think), and this is the place for reggae, African, and...Read More
No matter who's performing, the big, gay audience hoots and hollers in support of the often kitschy performers at this music-scene staple on...Read More
This "Monster" is a friendly one. This local-favorite gay bar has anchored its prime corner spot since 1970 and still serves as a lively piano...Read More
Head to the far west Otheroom for a flight of fancy drinking in good company. The menu is reliable and creative, with dozens of microbrews and...Read More
According to New York legend, writer Dylan Thomas drank himself to death in this historic West Village tavern founded in 1880. When the weather...Read More
Combine the cozy atmosphere and frothy pints standard at Irish pubs with a well-heeled West Village crowd and you get Wilfie & Nell, a candlelit...Read More
The back room of this Mexican eatery is a tribute to the stars of Las Vegas, from Martin and Lewis to Siegfried and Roy, but the real action...Read More
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