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Bars & Clubs / Bars and Clubs
Pegu Club
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77 W. Houston St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
Heaven for cocktail connoisseurs looking for respite from cosmos and vodka tonics.
Bars & Clubs / Brewpub
124 Rabbit Club
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124 MacDougal St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
The blocks near Bleecker and MacDougal are mostly home to NYU bars and a few notable spots where Dylan once sneezed, but beneath the collegiate...
Bars & Clubs / Bars and Clubs
B-Bar and Grill
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40 E. 4th St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
Although it had its heyday in the late 90's, this big name is still a consistent favorite among the young and sceney. Especially packed on summer...
Bars & Clubs / Pub
Fiddlesticks
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56 Greenwich Ave. - New York City (Greenwich Village)
Raucous and reliable Greenwich Village pub.
Bars & Clubs / Gay and Lesbian
Stonewall Inn
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53 Christopher St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
The eponym of the infamous 1969 Stonewall Riots, which sparked a turning point in the gay rights movement, this Rainbow Row classic has undergone...
Restaurants / Bar Food
Gottino
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52 Greenwich Ave. - New York (Greenwich Village)
Italian bites from Jody Williams accompany the Italian wines on hand at this eclectic, cozy West Village spot.
Bars & Clubs / Neighborhood
The Pinch
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237 Sullivan St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
Village dive with all day happy hours and all night live entertainment.
Bars & Clubs / Neighborhood
The Dove
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228 Thompson St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
A true neighborhood gem for laid-back locals with outstanding signature cocktails and a 19th-century feel.
Bars & Clubs / Bars and Clubs
Sullivan Hall
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214 Sullivan St. - Manhattan (Greenwich Village)
This laid-back venue has a lot to offer and maintains less attitude than most joints in its trendy West Village neighborhood.
Bars & Clubs / Bar Food
99 Below
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99 MacDougal St. - New York (Greenwich Village)
99 Below’s success lies in appearing slightly more polished than your average Irish pub while still remaining casual enough.
