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1. The Campbell
Midtown East | Bars/PubsClassy tipplers and well-dressed commuters pack into this Grand Central Terminal bar (especially during the evening rush), but you can still...Read More
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2. Village Vanguard
West Village | Music ClubsThis 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
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3. Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden
Astoria | Bars/PubsWarm summer nights and cold, frothy beers have been savored by locals for over 100 years at the Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden. With pitchers...Read More
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4. Ear Inn
SoHo | Bars/PubsSince the early 1800s, this watering hole (at one time also a bordello) has been a sturdy New York landmark in a rapidly changing downtown....Read More
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5. Fanelli's
SoHo | Bars/PubsLinger over lunch or a beer at this well-worn neighborhood bar and restaurant, a down-to-earth SoHo landmark that's been serving drinks (and...Read More
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6. Keens Steakhouse
Midtown West | Bars/PubsSingle-malt scotch aficionados have a delicious dilemma trying to select from 200-plus varieties on the menu at Keens. Given its location just...Read More
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7. King Cole Bar
Midtown East | Piano Bars/LoungesA justly beloved 1906 Maxfield Parrish mural of "Old King Cole" himself, as well as his artful court (made famous by the 18th-century nursery...Read More
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8. Lantern's Keep
Midtown West | Bars/PubsThe elegance of cocktail culture from another era is alive and well at Lantern's Keep, an intimate lounge tucked behind the lobby of the Iroquois...Read More
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9. McSorley's Old Ale House
East Village | Bars/PubsOne of New York's oldest saloons (established in 1854) and immortalized by New Yorker writer Joseph Mitchell, McSorley's is a must if you...Read More
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10. Minton's Playhouse
Harlem | Music ClubsThe jazz institution that once featured big-name performers such as Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington is now a sophisticated supper club with...Read More
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11. Old Town Bar
Gramercy | Bars/PubsThe proudly unpretentious bi-level Old Town is redolent of old New York, which makes sense since it's been around since 1892. The low-key atmosphere...Read More
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12. Pete's Tavern
Gramercy | Bars/PubsA historic landmark (where O. Henry was a loyal customer), this is one of the bars that claims—with its 1864 date—to be the oldest continuously...Read More
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13. Sardi's
Midtown West | Bars/PubsHead to this Broadway institution to drink in vintage Midtown Manhattan at the compact bar, surrounded by caricatures of theater, film, music...Read More
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14. White Horse Tavern
West Village | Bars/PubsAccording 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
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15. Lenox Lounge
Harlem | Music ClubsThis impeccably detailed Art Deco lounge opened in the 1930s and hosts jazz ensembles, blues acts, and jam sessions in the Zebra Room. The restaurant...Read More
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