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Nothing to do with sledding or Citizen Kane. The Out NYC adds a clandestine drinkery to the fold. Steve Lewis on the design, plenty of space to range around. Lux materials: walnut, leather, bronze,... read more
End the fights over sports bar or tapas. Hell’s Kitchen joint splits focus in one convenient package. Thirty-five HD TVs cover the games, with mugs, pitchers, and tabletop kegs for better bee... read more
Throw pillows, a taco shack, an acoustic guitar player, and pineapple-caramel margaritas make up this tequila bar and tacqueria inside the Hudson Hotel. It's got a lot of everything: maple-braised ... read more
Kind of like a living room on an epic scale. Couches and communal tables fill brick-walled Hudson Hotel lobby that was once Hudson Hall. Beer garden gets elevated, with stylish exposed bulbs overhe... read more
The sports lounge goes intimate. Sleek spot nestled behind the Sanctuary Hotel's lobby. Leather, walnut, and Terrazzo accents, back bar all aglow with butter-yellow onyx. Menu does refined takes ... read more
Name comes from NYC’s oldest phone number, not a reference to any Flyer or Sixer bullshit. (MSG proximity ensures Ranger and Knick games figure prominently in the mix.) Massive wall and HD sc... read more
Destination club for the seam hood between Herald Square and Bryant Park. Duplex gastro-lounge rolls from basement art gallery to sexy mezzanine, with a stage across from the main bar. Interactive ... read more
Cheeky sports lounge from Cash Bar peeps upstairs. Brick and leather for the walls, pressed tin for the ceiling. Mason jars deployed for kitschy cocktail program. Yes, they’ve found a way to ... read more
Former ‘50s horse stable gets deluxe conversion to roomy music club. Two-story space along the lines of Terminal 5 or Irving Plaza can pack in the crowds. Nightclub lighting meets industrial ... read more
Winston becomes The Windsor. Gansevoort Park welcomes nightclub slash sports bar spread across two floors. Sophisto takes on bar bites. Think fish and chips (Guinness-battered cod and plantains), g... read more
Name sounds like a ‘70s TV detective agency, but interior is all contemporary sleek. White marble bar, high ceilings, dark wood, flattering light. Back patio for your sneakarette convenience.... read more
Chris Noth, the artist formerly known as Mr. Big, is the proprietor of this second-go-round performance joint. Roomy two-tiered space highlighted by serpentine bar shaped into a giant guitar. Rock ... read more
Not exactly a stumper in the game of “Steakhouse or Gay Bar.” Former electronics/plumbing supply shop glitzed up for a neighborhood scene. From the Pieces peeps, carries over similar lo... read more
Where else can you hear an immaculate drag queen singing "Supercalifragilistic-double-headed-dildo?" Perennial bachelorette magnet leaves EVill origins for Times Square proximity. Festive Asian-ac... read more
As in Time Warner Center, and as in the center of that. Fourth-floor spread overlooks Central Park and Columbus Circle, with matching degrees of glitz inside and out. Chandeliers and an undulating ... read more
Name suggests a mouthwash but is actually a Spanish tapas chain, with 200 branches spread across eight countries. Sole NYC location serves up bread-based pintxos. Codfish and green pepper omelettes... read more
Reasonably priced reds, whites, and bites. Treasure chest-y bar and intimate tables fill out clean, petite space. France, Spain, and Italy dominate the list’s geography, though Hungary makes ... read more
Craft beers and neat cocktails in a (relatively) quiet Murray Hill space. Shmancy drinks not just for downtowners anymore. Interior is classy but no frills: brick walls, original-detail fireplace. ... read more
Neo-speakeasy hidden behind an “out of order” ATM. Look for the Murray Bar sign and the ¾ address, head upstairs for shrine to cold hard cash. (Okay, they do take plastic, but yo... read more
Northern Italian Renaissance rooftop framing the highlights of the midtown skyline. Circa-1919 oasis clad by the Atlantic Terra Cotta Company, greened up with climbing ivy. Tequila for your sunsets... read more
Harlem sprawler not embarrassed to name check the highway (9A) that...
Cult yogawear chain complete with creepy manifesto ("children are t...
Sleek spinning studio became a mini-chain in a snap. Addictive clas...
Frenchish café chain has many, many outposts throughout NYC,...
Oysters and cocktails at 1 Delancey. Named for Marcel Duchamp&rsquo...