Bars and lounges

    If you want to have a drink, you will find plenty of places in New York City ! Here are some places that I like because they have a little something that you will not find elsewhere...

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    Bitter End

    Bitter End

    Discover New York City's oldest rock club. Since 1961, many legends have launched their careers in front of The Bitter End's famous brick wall.
    147 Bleecker Street, between Thompson and La Guardia
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    Foxy John’s

    A few steps away from Grand Central Terminal and the Chrysler building, Foxy John's opened in 2015 in Midtown Manhattan, inspired by irish pubs and traditionnal American bars. So you can both have a drink and eat a dish, including tacos or burgers. Foxy John's also proposes live music on saturdays.
    143 East 47th Street, betwenn Lexington Avenue and 3rd Avenue
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    www.foxyjohns.com
    SoHo Cigar Bar

    SoHo Cigar Bar

    With plush leather furnishings and an art deco inspired interior, the SoHo Cigar Bar looks like a 1920s speakeasy. Forget about the smoking ban in New York City : here, in the heart of SoHo, you are allowed to smoke cigars, cigarettes and electronic cigarettes while enjoying cocktails and food.
    32 Watts Street, between 6th Avenue and Thompson Street
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    The Triple Crown Ale House

    The Triple Crown Ale House

    Established in 1995, the Triple Crown Ale House is an authentic Irish pub, with beautiful mahogany woodwork, high ceilings and 60 foot bar top. The racing theme is evidenced by the pictures of race horses but the 25 high-def TVs also broadcast baseball, NBA, NFL, rugby, English Premier League, UEFA and FIFA games. The menu features salads, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, pasta and of course a wide selection of beers, including belgium beers.
    330 7th Avenue, between 28th and 29th Streets
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    Union Hall

    Union Hall

    Painstakingly converted from a warehouse, Union Hall offers cozy firesides, a stately library, two indoor bocce courts, outdoor garden seating, and a downstairs bar and music venue. New York Press says Union Hall "offers downtown style mixed with Brooklyn’s trademark down-to-earth friendliness".
    702 Union Street/Fifth Avenue
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    Zinc Bar

    Zinc Bar

    Next to the Washington Square Park, in the Greenwich Village area, the Zinc Bar changes along the hours... During the day, you can ask for a real cappuccino from an authentic "vintage cappuccino machine" then you can play chess or participate to tango lessons on sundays. At night, get ready for the concerts ! Check out their website to find out all the events.
    82 West 3rd Street, between Thompson and Sullivan Streets
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