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The Most Fun Bars In NYC Right Now
Call them what you want. Happening. Cool. Busy. Lit. These are the most fun bars in NYC right now.
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The Best Wine Bars In NYC
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The Best Happy Hours In Brooklyn
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A Guide To Natural Wine Bars In New York, From Tannat’s Sarah Goler
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Winner on Franklin
If you're looking for a wine bar with fantastic food in Crown Heights, this spot is a clear winner.
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Bar Vinazo
A glorious patio and Spanish wine list are the main attractions at this Park Slope tapas bar.
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Milos Wine Bar
Sip Greek wine at this casual Hudson Yards spot while ogling people headed to the fancier restaurant upstairs.
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The Best Happy Hours In Brooklyn
Where to drink in Brooklyn when you don’t want to pay full price.
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Foul Witch
Foul Witch is an Alphabet City wine bar opened by the Roberta's team. Their small plates and excellent beverage list are worth the hype.
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The Most Fun Bars In NYC Right Now
Call them what you want. Happening. Cool. Busy. Lit. These are the most fun bars in NYC right now.
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Gong Gan
Gong Gan in Flushing is a dessert salon by day, and a wine bar by night. We love their inventive cakes and croffles.
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The Best Wine Bars In NYC
Wine bars don’t have to be pretentious, scary places. Here are our favorite ones in the city.
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Place des Fêtes
This Clinton Hill wine bar from the team behind Oxalis serves impressive small plates in an unreasonably pleasant space. Book a table for your next date night.
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Musette Wine Bar
Musette Wine Bar in Central Harlem looks like a cross between a European bistro and a farmhouse. When you want to show someone that you don’t suck at picking date spots, bring them here.
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The Buttery Bar
The Buttery Bar is a bar in Greenpoint that serves seasonal bites and unusual wines in an unpretentious setting.
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Moonflower
This West Village bar serves small plates and natural wine in a fun setting that looks like it was designed by Lisa Frank and Henri Matisse.
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Parcelle
If you care about wine and talk about it often, you’ll like hanging out at Parcelle on the Lower East Side.
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B'Artusi
For a first date in the West Village, try B'Artusi. This wine bar from the people behind L'Artusi is walk-in only and serves great small plates.
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Gem Wine
Gem Wine on the Lower East Side is one of those rare spots that's ideal for dates involving drinks, dinner, or both.
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OStudio at Night
OStudio At Night is a wine bar in Bed-Stuy with a tightly curated wine selection and rotating chef residencies.
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Le Dive
Le Dive is a busy little wine bar in a very busy part of the Lower East Side, and it's a great spot to drink, snack, and take in a scene.
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Casellula
Casellula is a nice little wine and cheese bar in Midtown West, perfect for a pre-theater meal.
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Ardesia
Ardesia is first and foremost a wine bar, and a good one at that. The food is decent, but it’s secondary to what they do best, which is selecting excellent “mineral-driven” wines from all over the world.
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Glou
Glou is a wine bar and small plates restaurant in Prospect Lefferts Gardens that’s one of your best options in the area for a first/early date.
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Terroir Tribeca
So it’s not often that a wine bar comes with an enthusiastic Infatuation Approval, but Terroir’s new outpost in Tribeca most certainly does.
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Contento
Contento is an exciting place to have dinner in East Harlem - they serve Peruvian dishes and the restaurant was built with accessibility in mind.
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Aria Wine Bar
This West Village Italian spot is perfect for a first dinner date. The space is dark and cozy, and nothing on the menu costs more than $20.