Terroir Tribeca
A solid, roomy wine bar—a spinoff of the tinier East Village branch. [...]
 Sunny’s 253 Conover St. between Beard and Reed Sts. 718-625-8211. Only open three nights a week: Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays. Claustrophobic, historic, fantastic, and rarely idiotic.  Henry Public 329 Henry St. between Pacific and Atlantic Aves. 718-852-8630 You can drink here. Or you can eat here. Or you can do both. Not tons of room for either of the aforementioned activities, but that’s part of the charm.  Moe’s 80 Lafayette Ave. at S. Portland Ave. 718-717-9536 Sexy, bumping, been there forever.  Manhattan Inn 632 Manhattan Ave. at Nassau Ave. 718-383-0885 Kicked off the ragtimey piano-player trend in NYC bars. Old (yet new), wood-lined, homey. And of course hipster-jammed, this being Greenpoint. Good for brunch too.  Union Pool 484 Union Ave. The website is still a MySpace page. But who cares. Great bands, free tacos, patio in the back. (And whether nor not you consider this a plus: Kids are allowed. But no strollers.) 718-609-0484  Barbes Ideal weeknight bar. Sometimes zoolike on weekends, but nothing like a Manhattan zoo. Frequent live music from around the planet and the city, smartly curated and served up in the cramped, thumping room in back. 379 Ninth St. at Sixth Ave. 347-422-0248  Entwine 765 Washington St. at 12th St. 212-727-8765 In the Meatpacking, yes. But not really of it. Compact, cozy, not too complicated— and with a few tables out back too.  Sip Bar A bit of a tight squeeze, but mellower and more appealing than your basic Upper West Side bar. 998 Amsterdam Ave. between 109th and 110th Sts. 212-316-2747  Ding Dong Lounge Ignore the name. It’s dark, it’s noisy, and sometimes the Columbia-undergrand quotient skews high. But a good dive bar in an area that needs one. 929 Columbus Ave. between 105th and 106th Sts. 212-663-2600 |
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