Six spots where multitasking New Yorkers can grab a drink—and a manicure, a latte, or a unique work of art.

Bleecker Street between Laguardia and Sixth Avenue may be the main artery of the Village's storied past, but it's off the destination map for most discerning locals. Should you find yourself stuck on New York’s cut-rate version of Bourbon Street, however, don’t hail a cab, just step to the side: More and more alternatives can be found just off fannypack row.

Suffering from seasonal affective disorder? Five new boîtes provide cold-weather oases.

The scoop on the city's clubs and pubs—from a pair of sexy new lounges to the latest clubs to let loose in the meatpacking district. Plus, Stefan Trummer's Mochatini and a Saturday-night party that's totally kosher.The scoop on the city's clubs and pubs—from a pair of sexy new lounges to the latest clubs to let loose in the meatpacking district. Plus, Stefan Trummer's Mochatini and a Saturday-night party that's totally kosher.

These hotspots put a new twist on the classic summer cocktail.

In search of a lost cocktail on the LES.

Chelsea’s Eighth Avenue may be today’s gay man’s main drag, but the West Village’s Christopher Street still holds its own. The home stretch for the LGBT Pride Parade has plenty of bars that range from the downright historic to the historically seedy.

Now that the 60th session of the United Nations is underway, it's high time to convene with the rest of the world— with a drink in hand, of course.

When Mets fans are optimistic, tulips bloom on Park Avenue, and drink menus get fruity, you know what season it is. These five clubs celebrate spring with their own special cocktails.

With Mardi Gras just finished and Saint Patrick’s Day around the corner, your drinker’s IQ is probably in the gutter these days. At least call a shot that's a tad more creative than an Irish Car Bomb.