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Hours
Daily, 5pm-4am
Nearby Subway Stops
C, E at Spring St.; 1 at Houston St.; N, R, W at Prince St.
Payment Methods
Cash Only
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Room #1, as narrow as a railroad car, has a slate-covered bar illuminated by votive candles. In room #2, velvet couches and additional candles create an ambience that can best be described as Pottery Barn goes Goth. There's no hard booze, but with more than 135 varieties of brew (including many rare German and Belgian imports) and two dozen types of wine, who's complaining? Those "big beers," like the appropriately named Delirium Tremens, pack as much punch as a stiff martini. The bartenders may not be the chatty kind, but they know what you want to listen to: Radiohead, the Smiths and Massive Attack are typical fare.
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