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Mon-Thu, 4pm-1am; Fri, 4pm-2am; Sat, 11am-2am; Sun, 11am-midnight
6 at 103rd St.
MasterCard, Visa
Accepted/Not Necessary
Nestled on the edge of Spanish Harlem, this rustic-style bar offers nice draft choices (six on tap, including Radeburger Pilsner and Lobster Ale) and vintage cocktails (the scotch and cherry heering Blood and Sand, the gin-based Blue Moon). Popular small plates whipped out from the outdoor kitchen include braised octopus on a bed of panelli beans and dried cranberries, and Sicilian meatballs, made with a house tomato sauce and pine nuts. Roughly the same size as the corner bodega, the bar seats just 28. The interior—a marble bar top, dusk navy-painted walls, and an aluminum-guild ceiling—feels like classic New York.
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