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Shucks, it’s Kitty and the crew from Gunsmoke. Saloon-esque watering hole with gold-brocade wallpaper, red velvet booths, mural of cavorting cherubs on the ceiling. Trapdoor once housed a pole for topless dancers to slide into the laps of happy drinkers during the ’50s, when Bing Crosby owned the joint. Crowd is half tourists, half bartenders, 100 percent hard drinkers. Good thing your hotel’s right around the corner.
Think sophistication, not convention, but no need to be tame. 6000+ square feet of decadence - private VIP room, inviting dance floor, seductive main lounge, you name it. Fill up on the tea-sc... read more
Stalwart of the ‘cisco cocktail scene, in a dark, attractive slot a couple blocks off Union Square, adorned with candelabras, burnt-orange walls and smartly-DJ’d samba, cumbia and hip-h... read more
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