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    Groove On Grove

    4.8 (8 reviews)
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    Bowery Ballroom - TMBG, 1/15/23

    Bowery Ballroom

    4.3(405 reviews)
    2.6 miLower East Side
    $$

    You walk into the Bowery Ballroom and the air smells like stale sweat, old wood, and cheap…read moreambition. It's dark enough to hide your sins and loud enough to drown out the citys crime. ​The Bogmen took the stage like they had nothing to lose and everything to bleed out. Down on the floor, the boards were bouncing up and down beneath a hundred pairs of stomping feet, like the whole damn building was having a seizure. ​I stood back with a cold PBR tallboy in my hand, watching the band members, 20 tears later dance themselves into a stupor while the music hammered away. It's a great dark lounge for people who prefer their noise honest and their whiskey cheap. No pretense, just sweat, steel strings, and gravity doing its best to hold the room together.

    It is an interesting experience, and I would say this spot definitely has a relaxed vibe. You can…read morepre-order the tickets on your phone (ticketmaster). It is just standing the whole time for the concert unless you are VIP (then there will be a small table with chairs set aside for you.) When you walk in, they check your bags and make sure you are of age (need photo ID and will get a wrist band), and there was no wait when I arrived at 6:30 PM, and the show was scheduled for 7 PM. There is a spot downstairs when you walk in to rest on a couch if you need. There are drinks: wine, beer, cider. The bathrooms are decent if you have to use them. Some positives: There is a coat check for $3, and they accept credit card. There are multiple stalls in the ladies' bathroom, and there is soap! I saw non-alcoholic drinks: Poland Spring water, Monster energy drink.

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    Bowery Ballroom - Bar top floor balcony

    Bar top floor balcony

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    Flower on stage smiths Tribute NYC

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    Celebrating the life of an outlaw country music legend! Rest easy big guy.

    The Bitter End - The Bitter End

    The Bitter End

    3.4(268 reviews)
    2.4 miGreenwich Village
    $$

    The Bitter End is NYC's oldest rock-and-roll club!…read more First time here, what I enjoyed the most about the venue was the seating. When I went to The Iridium over the summer, the seating was situated more for dining and the performance is more of an afterthought. At The Bitter End I was front and center facing the stage The big attraction is the history of the club. The Bitter End opened in 1961 and was a launching pad for performers who later became major stars. I started following The Curtis Family when we were all locked down in 2020. Now in 2026, the family band hit the road and one of the stops on tour was The Bitter End. As with any of these small venues, they have a two drink minimum. Once my wife & I were seated, we ordered a few cocktails and settled in. The stage was large enough to have the (7) members of the band and they had two keyboards! The sound system was great and the drinks were strong. The seating, even though I was able to be in front, it was tight seating. It was a little too close for comfort. The Bitter End is a small, intimate, old-school Greenwich Village club. If you're looking for a classic New York City music-night experience, The Bitter End fits extremely well into Greenwich Village. It's a great venue for a folk singer or a small jazz performance.

    Staff is super friendly both at the door and waiting tables. The small venue is cozy and well lit…read morefor shows. The two drink minimum menu is reasonably priced, I had a ginger beer and bottled water. I really enjoyed this music venue and would definitely come back if an artist I like is playing and I'm in the area again.

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    Vienna Carol

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    The calm before the storm

    The Bitter End - The calm before the storm

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    The calm before the storm

    The Red Lion - A neighborhood staple

    The Red Lion

    3.5(450 reviews)
    2.3 miGreenwich Village
    $$
    Full bar
    Live music

    Picking my kid up from school we walked past this restaurant and saw an outside sign that said " 50…read morecent wings." They had me at 50 cents!! I went inside and asked the host if she was allowed to come inside with me, she said " yes! From 2pm-9pm she's welcome." We went home got ready and headed right back out. When we got there she said " you can sit anywhere." For a person handling everything at the time and I mean bartending, waitressing and being the host, she did amazing! She did explain to us that although the wings were 50 Cents the minimum u can get is 5 or 6. We ordered Bbq wings, mozzarella sticks, french fries, and regular wings. Everything tasted delicious and cooked to perfection. We came out this place looking like we ate a whale lol. They have juice, soda, and water for beverages, as well as alcoholic drinks. If you're ever interested in going, I suggest looking up what dates they have live events because that stage screams " LIVE MUSIC EVENTS."

    First off, let it be known that I am so not familiar with the area or much of a bar hopper. Friends…read moreplanned for us to meet up here. When we arrived, there was a line at the door. Luckily, a table reservation for our party of had been made so we were able to go right in. Having just come from dinner, we did not eat any food. Drinks were all that we had. Shortly after arriving, the tables disappeared and it got way more crowded & loud on this Saturday night. It was a fun bar with live music. We did dance albeit very closely together. It was a perfect vibe for our birthday girl!

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    The Red Lion - Live music everyday!

    Live music everyday!

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    The Red Lion

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    Zinc Bar - Bar

    Zinc Bar

    3.9(253 reviews)
    2.4 miGreenwich Village
    $$

    I came here on a last minute whim when a friend invited me to see a Jazz Show. I didn't know what…read moreto expect, but was pleasantly surprised despite the $40 cover charge. There are live shows daily from 7 and 8:30pm with lines forming half an hour beforehand, so come early. Once inside, you're welcomed to this sexy and dark bar leading into the back room. There isn't really any bad seats in the house as it felt intimate. Before the show started, a waitress came around to take your drink orders and they were great about refilling drinks even throughout without disturbing anyone. The Jazz show was so impressive and such a vibe. It really brought you to another decade in New York. The cocktails were $20 each with mocktails being $16, which is pretty average for Manhattan. There's lots of Frank Sinatra inspiration on the menu, which fits the atmosphere here.

    It's absolutely gorgeous inside, the velvet upholstered seats and mirrored walls along with that…read moreclassic zinc bar top make you feel like you've stepped back in time to another New York. Of course the one time I went with my friend they didn't have any live jazz, but I'm wondering if that's the reason we were able to get a table as I've read other reviews saying this place often had a long line. Their cocktails are expensive, but strong and very creative. I got the Birth of the Cool, which had citrus vodka, grapefruit noice, elderflower liqueur and fresh lime juice. It was so tart and refreshing... but priced at a whopping $20 for that small glass. Whatever. We also got two Nutty Irishmen ($23), which had espresso, brandy, Bailey's, and hazelnut liqueur- super rich and very boozy indeed. Although cocktail prices are steep I would absolutely go back. It's a really cool spot.

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    Zinc Bar - Bar area

    Bar area

    Zinc Bar
    Zinc Bar - The stage view from our corner booth - 4/2/2024

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    The stage view from our corner booth - 4/2/2024

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