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  • 40/40 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Nightclub, Sports Bar
  •  Open 
Party like a rap star at Jay-Z's sports bar. Fisheye not included.
  • Aura 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Lounge
  •  Velvet Rope 
Heavy regular crowd of randoms gather in what was once an NYC hotspot of yore.
Better than front row seats to the game.
  • Boxers 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Sports Bar
  •  Open 
This venue has not yet been reviewed.
Precious cocktailing in the heart of the worker bee hive. Spill some muddled fruit on your spreadsheets.
Indie rocker hosting the artists you put on your iPod for show while you're really listening to "Since U Been Gone" again.
  • iLounge 
  •   Flatiron  
  • After Hours, Lounge
  •  Open 
Lounge, within a restaurant, within a hotel.
Music biz minor leagues, but definitely AAA.
  • La Birreria 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Beer Garden, Rooftop
  •  Open 
Beer garden with its own brewery tops off Eately.
  • Lillie's 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Pub
  •  Open 
Victorian pub just antiquey enough to make you feel grand.
  • No Idea 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Dive
  •  Open 
Drink in peace, maybe for free.
  • The NoMad 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Hotel Bar
  •  Open 
Seasonal French dining across five posh rooms.
Chi-town-esque oasis near Union Square, proudly lubricating the locals since 1892.
  • Patiala 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Lounge, Restaurant Bar
  •  Open 
Junoon spices up its cocktail scene with a wood-paneled lounge.
  • Pranna  
  •   Flatiron  
  • Lounge, Restaurant Bar
  •  Open 
Access Perk!
Enormous pan-Asian stunner bustles with multiple bars and lively satay-chomping groups.
Were there even this many speakeasies when the 18th Amendment was in full effect?
  • Retreat 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Lounge
  •  Open 
Retreat from your plastic cube to a tree stump table. Watch out for splinters.
Trader Vic’s with bottle service. You’ll be pleased as punch.
  • Shorty's 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Restaurant Bar, Sports Bar
  •  Open 
So now we're going to have to hear about the '08 Series for the next hundred years?
Marginally-more-athletic alternative to beer pong gets its own private club.
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