The Best Lesbian Bars NYC There are fun lesbian bars in both lower Manhattan and Brooklyn but as mentioned earlier, a lot of these queer neighborhoods will have a mixed LGBTQ+ community at these bars. See below which New York City lesbian bars you should go to! Lesbian Bars Manhattan Cubbyh...
S.O.B.’s, also known as Sounds of Brazil, is a legendary live music venue in the lower Manhattan neighborhood of SoHo.
Charles Lane’s 1989 movie isn’t set in the past, but it’s styled to evoke it, taking the format of a 1920s silent with no diegetic sound at all until the very end. More specifically, it follows the format of Charlie Chaplin’sThe Kid,with which it’s in constant conversation. Li...
And while catching a gig at the innovative Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) or riding the roller coaster at Coney Island are well-known borough staples, there are plenty of other ways to spend your time. Here’s how. You can reach Brooklyn by boat thanks to the NYC Water Taxi © ...
The list of the best bars in the world will continue to grow, just like our list of travel destinations and must-sees. From visiting a unique dive bar in Brooklyn to a classy London pub, each bar brings something unique to the bar scene. These unique bar
LCnyc: Food is amazing. Mohito’s too. Live music Rebekah Boggs: Love this place in little Havana. Was deciding btwn this & Versailles. I have to say I found food & ambiance to be much better here at Olds. On a nice day u cant beat the live music & authentic food. Matías Gagliar...
with black box bars, scaffolding to perch on and lighting displays you’d usually have to spend a few nights in a tent for. Expect stuttering strobes and a floor that shudders in time to the most highly celebrated DJs of a generation. And with a capacity of up to 10,000 people, it’...
MurphGuide Directory of Mexican Bars, Tequila Bars & Tex-Mex restaurants in NYC [Manhattan][Brooklyn][Queens][Bronx][Staten Island][top] Manhattan: Manhattan Below 14th St: Agave:140 Seventh Ave. So. (between 10th & Charles St.) New York, NY. (212) 989-2100 ...
” Hey ho, let’s go: “Slam” is one big mosh pit of grimy Queens hip-hop and hardcore punk, with a room full of crowd-surfing, body-slamming, slap-happy hooligans. The director: Parris Mayhew, from the NYC hardcore band Cro-Mags. “Slam” made these baldhead rappers massive on ...
a tiny hot-dog joint in the East Village. Head inside, find the vintage phone booth, and press the buzzer to gain entry to this speakeasy. You might need reservations, as the space is small, but why pass up the chance to pair your cocktails with a deep-fried hot dog passed through ...