One Mile House
One Mile House is equal parts craft cocktail and craft beer bar nestled directly next to the Bowery Ballroom, making it an excellent pre-show spot. A big, open space, the bar has…
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Spring Lounge
Rough around the edges and a little grizzled, Spring Lounge is a Nolita institution. It's seen a number of incarnations over the years, and when it opened in the 1920s,…
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The Cannibal
The Cannibal houses a butcher and a beer bar under one roof. Situated next to its sister restaurant, the Belgian-themed Resto, Cannibal's cozy bar, eight-seat “meat counter” and outdoor patio…
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Proletariat
When Jane's Sweet Buns operated out of this St. Mark's storefront several years ago, Proletariat was known humbly as the "the bar behind the bakery." Eventually, the bourbon-soaked sticky buns gave way…
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St. Anselm
A railroad room with a small bar on one end and a chef's counter on the other, St. Anselm doesn't look like much from the outset. But Joe Carroll's reinvention of…
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The Best Beer Bars in Houston
Houston is in the throes of a craft beer revolution. With new legislation easing restrictions on new breweries and opening up new channels for distribution, restaurants and bars are increasingly…
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The Best Craft Beer Bars in Chicago
Chicago’s reputation as a shot-and-a-beer town went out with mood rings and leisure suits. The city has morphed into a craft beer heavyweight, offering so many adventurous options you could…
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Verden
Out in deepest Clapton, Ed Wyand and Tom Bell’s Verden would not be out of place in one of Copenhagen’s hippest neighborhoods. There is a real attention to detail here,…
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BrewDog (Shoreditch)
The rapidly expanding Scottish brewer has four pubs (and counting) in London. The taps are dominated by the house brand, but there are also plenty of bottles and drafts from…
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Sebright Arms
Just off Hackney Road, Sebright Arms hosts live music and comedy shows in its basement, while the ground-floor pub serves up pints from London’s microbreweries. Bunsmiths is in residence in…
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