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Tenth Street Lounge
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L at First Ave.; F, V at Lower East Side-Second Ave.; 6 at Astor Pl.; N, R, W at 8th St.-NYU
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Tenth Street Lounge opened its doors back in 1992, when "East Village nightlife" meant 24-hour Ukrainian diners and the sleaziest of dive bars. A decade later, it still attracts a stylish midweek crowd, who recline in the leather club chairs sipping martinis mixed to perfection. With its high ceilings, the cavernous space can be a nice alternative to the cramped, noisy spots nearby. What's more, the tall votive candles along each wall make everyone in the room look flawless—which seems to be a major draw for the scary weekend encroachers, cruising for next week's date.
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