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Time Out
349 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY, 10024
nr. 77th St.
212-362-5400
| 5.8 | "Mixed Reviews" Average Reader Rating on a Scale of 10 |  |
this place is closed
NYCFoodGuy from 10024 | Posted on 10/1/08
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just wanted to let everyone know know this place no longer exists
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NOW CLOSED
jkdmb03 from 10034 | Posted on 4/30/08
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Move along, nothing to see here.
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A-hole staff, will not return
sadpants from 10025 | Posted on 2/10/08
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The manager and bartender were complete a-holes to us for merely moving one of their tables in the back where no one was! I guess they were on a power trip? I don't know, I'm not going back.
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Qayyim from 11226 | Posted on 1/14/08
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My first trip to Time Out was for the Brut Sun Bowl when the Oregon Ducks destroyed South Florida 56-21. Not many people showed up, but the Duck spirit was strong, so I decided to go back on a Friday night. I had one of the best nights out in a long time. The placed was packed, but never uncomfortable as there is plenty of space around the bar, a dining area, and a downstairs area for pool, and other games. There is a beer pong set up and everyone was just having a good time. I ended up staying there until 2 in the morning and Im not a bar fly at all. The diverse crowd contributed to the friendly atmosphere and the jukebox played the latest and greatest tunes. Give it a shot, or two.
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Time Out
Qayyim from 11226 | Posted on 1/14/08
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My first trip to Time Out was for the Brut Sun Bowl when the Oregon Ducks destroyed South Florida 56-21. Not many people showed up, but the Duck spirit was strong, so I decided to go back on a Friday night. I had one of the best nights out in a long time. The placed was packed, but never uncomfortable as there is plenty of space around the bar, a dining area, and a downstairs area for pool, and other games. There is a beer pong set up and everyone was just having a good time. I ended up staying there until 2 in the morning and Im not a bar fly at all. The diverse crowd contributed to the friendly atmosphere and the jukebox played the latest and greatest tunes. Give it a shot, or two
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