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Masterminds behind Earl's Beer & Cheese open artisanal cocktail bar next door. High-brow complimentary bar snacks from Earl's kitchen—think dried strips of sirloin beef with cranberry and... read more
Watering hole fit for the after-work crowd. Low-key interior—replete with subway tiles, tin ceiling, and fireplace—and low-priced drinks keeps it low on pretense. Pub grub like buttermi... read more
Harlem Renaissance redux in a subterranean speakeasy. Red Rooster’s Marcus Samuelsson and Andrew Chapman evoke Uptown of the ‘30s with this leathery lounge, replete with low light, bist... read more
Craft beer meets Korean-American fusion at Washington Heights gastropub. Kimchi tacos, natch, joined by fried chicken, chili topped with slabs of tofu. Freshness guaranteed by rooftop-garden sourci... read more
As in Alcohol By Volume, although definitely not in a mass-produced way. Earl’s Beer & Cheese crew makes further inroads in the nabe with petite wine bar. (No hard stuff, so if you order ... read more
The Upper East Side is the new Brooklyn? Fancy ice, OCD cocktailing come to the land of classic rock karaoke. Mature room matches brick and weathered wood with marble tabletops. Century-old bar pro... read more
Name sounds like a children’s story, but neighborhood gastropub delivers grown-up tastes. Chili dogs get upgraded with Kobe beef, corndogs add lobster and Pommery, mac 'n' cheese benefits fro... read more
Midtown sports bar Tonic opens a beer garden on a prime stretch of Frederick Douglass. (Not total carpetbaggery, the owners actually live in Harlem.) Former auto shop lot now graced with seating by... read more
Named for primeval forest that once stood in the same spot. Former manhole foundry now a neighborhoody pub, inspired by chef's English upbringing. Tour the UK via Scotch egg, Welsh rarebit, Lancash... read more
Fans of Down Under destinations Sunburnt Cow and Bondi Road will be sated by massive (compared to its siblings) 80-seat Aussie bar and restaurant. Price-point stays low, with Oz specialties like pe... read more
Westside Market adds refined Mediterranean to Morningside's options. Grocery origins evident in new venture's extensive cheese board, small plates of fresh scallops, mussels, octopus, and rainbow b... read more
Wine bar gets all eco on the UWS. Small-batch labels from across the EU, with the majority holding organic or sustainable cred. Monster list from co-author of The Ultimate Wine Lover's Guide change... read more
Nabe fave bistro for upper-crust Upper East Siders. Sleek, refurbished interior with arched ceiling and walls embedded with old-timey, rustic tools. True to Boulud obsessions, pricey menu gets a... read more
Beer stadium replicates Joe College formula from NYU-close locale for Columbia kids. Huge selection of brews just like mothership, not to mention vast square footage of TVs showing all the games on... read more
Sip an expertly blended and original cocktail while mulling over the history it evokes in this cozy candlelit stone and brick bar. Named for the first bar owned by a black man (in Five Points), als... read more
Former Night Cafe reincarnated as Dive Bar branch. Like its cousins, knows how to keep the peoples happy. Two dozen beers on tap, hit up some of that Sixpoint Sweet Action. Breakfast available any ... read more
Smoke cigarettes and get a neon tan 12 stories above Broadway. Look west to the Hudson and setting sun, east to Central Park and Columbus Circle performers. Cabanas, cocktails, views: your wish is ... read more
Harlem piers hotspot. Bottle-only line attracts many a baller. No shortage of bodies inside, all three rooms on two floors get full up quick. Hyper-modern build out sports customized glass tabletop... read more
Bumping scene redolent of Miami, with a soupçon of San Juan, tucked beneath the Henry Hudson on a grubby and inexplicably developed stretch of Twelfth Avenue. Latin-inspired fare can veer t... read more
More than a century behind the original in terms of history, but provides a reasonable facsimile for westsiders all the same. Brings in a pre-Lincoln Center contingent, tourists, a few locals here ... read more
Second coming of legendary Chelsea pachyderm. Shake-up of original ...
Moroccan/Mediterranean fare is spruced-up version of Bistro Truck&r...
NYC location number quatre for très chic French luxury brand...
What is the American jet-set doing these days? If you ask Michael K...
San Francisco’s famed hole-in-the-wall expans to the LES. Swa...