New York City
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TBone14Heading to NYC next week. Have tickets to the Big East Championship. Any good bars/restaurants around MSG that anybody would recommend? Other nightlife suggestions? Not seeing any sights. Drinking and watching basketball.
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Manhattan BuckeyeThere's a bar right across the street, forget the name but it will be completely packed. I would take the blue line local up to 50th street (two stops, at most a 7 minute trip) where there are plenty of pubs/vodka rooms/restaurants in Hell's Kitchen/Midtown West. During the BE tournament the subway is definitely the way to go.
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TBone14
As opposed to driving or taxis? We were just going to the get the weekly subway pass and call it a day. I'm not messing around with a vehicle down there.Manhattan Buckeye;1400293 wrote:There's a bar right across the street, forget the name but it will be completely packed. I would take the blue line local up to 50th street (two stops, at most a 7 minute trip) where there are plenty of pubs/vodka rooms/restaurants in Hell's Kitchen/Midtown West. During the BE tournament the subway is definitely the way to go. -
Manhattan BuckeyeYeah as opposed to taxis. I made the mistake of trying to take one down to the Village during the tournament and got stuck for an hour. 8th and 9th will be jammed.
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AutomatikRudy's Bar & Grill. 44th & 9th
It's a dive, but one of my favorites in the area and cheap. It's a good place if you're just looking to get smashed and not kill your wallet. Also, free hot dogs. -
Manhattan BuckeyeWent to Rudy's 4 times last May with my "underemployed" lawyer friend still in NYC. Rudy's is the only bar he can afford. I think he lives off their hot dogs.
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SnotBubblesFree hot dogs?
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AutomatikAll of the female bartenders are 55+ also.
TBone, as far as nightlife, I'd get away from MSG and midtown. Hit up any of the villages. -
dlazzI'd probably stay home and not go to NYC.
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TBone14I will definitly hit up Rudy's. Sounds like a classic NY treasure.
Also heard that this was decent low key spot: http://www.tempestbarnyc.com/
Any specifically? The only ones I know offhand are Greenwich and East.Automatik;1400377 wrote:All of the female bartenders are 55+ also.
TBone, as far as nightlife, I'd get away from MSG and midtown. Hit up any of the villages. -
tk421Tell Bloomberg fuck you for me, will you?
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TBone14
And then I will rob him of his considerable wealth.tk421;1400465 wrote:Tell Bloomberg fuck you for me, will you? -
tk421
sounds good to me. Hope he chokes on a big gulp.TBone14;1400469 wrote:And then I will rob him of his considerable wealth. -
Laley23Smuggle in as many 2-liters as possible. Can probably make a small fortune off those things if you find a house hosting a birthday party!
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Automatik
I've been to Tempest. It ok, your typical Midtown bar/pub. I don't believe its as overpriced as other similar places.TBone14;1400460 wrote:I will definitly hit up Rudy's. Sounds like a classic NY treasure.
Also heard that this was decent low key spot: http://www.tempestbarnyc.com/
Any specifically? The only ones I know offhand are Greenwich and East.
West, East and Greenwich village...can't go wrong with either really. You'll be able to find anything you want in regards to bars, live music, food etc. Just look Yelp and check reviews. -
TBone14
Cool. Thanks for the help.Automatik;1400485 wrote:I've been to Tempest. It ok, your typical Midtown bar/pub. I don't believe its as overpriced as other similar places.
West, East and Greenwich village...can't go wrong with either really. You'll be able to find anything you want in regards to bars, live music, food etc. Just look Yelp and check reviews.