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40 Avenue C, New York, NY (3 & 4th Sts.)
212.228.1049
www.bedlamnyc.com
The alarmingly-titled Bedlam bar draws inspiration from London’s infamous psychiatric hospital and a 19th-century gentleman’s club befitted in taxidermy adornments, aged leather-bound books, an... Read More
433 East 6th St. New York, NY (First Ave & Avenue A)
212.388.0882
www.deathandcompany.com
In 1919 the Volstead Act brought a swift end to American nightlife. Named for the Prohibition-era belief that to drink is to live a life shadowed by death, Death & Company exudes an ambience that... Read More
240 East 9th St., New York, NY (Second & Third Ave)
212.979.2733
www.sakebardecibel.com
By far the best sake bar in the city, Decibel’s small basement location is designed with dark wood, red paper lanterns, and graffiti-covered walls. Combined with a buzzer at the outdoor entrance,... Read More
20 7th Ave South, New York, NY (@ Leroy St)
212.929.4360
www.littlebranch.net
To seekers of delicious avant-garde cocktails made with the freshest ingredients: Little Branch is the locale for you. Located along bustling Seventh Avenue in the West Village, this specialty... Read More
113 St. Marks Place, New York, NY (First Ave & Avenue A)
212.614.0386
www.pdtnyc.com
Three years after opening, PDT (stands for “Please Don’t Tell”) isn’t much of a secret anymore, but the cocktail lounge still draws a crowd with its Prohibition-era intrigue... Read More
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