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Good for Groups in New York
20s / 30s / After Work / Bar / Blouses
Party Earth Review Named after the Norse god of mischief, Loki Lounge embraces the duplicitous nature of its namesake by combining a decent local bar with an elegant lounge popular with an after-work crowd. The front area looks much like any other tavern with the requisite exposed brick walls dotted with sports jerseys and liquor advertisements ... more
304 Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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30s / 40s / After Work / Artsy / Chic
Party Earth Review Trendy partiers looking to enjoy some seriously varied eye candy will want to head to lux restaurant RSVP, which, besides offering brunch practically all day, touts a varied schedule of themed events – from cabaret to magic shows – that deliver a different experience on every visit. The sunken dining room exudes a sort ... more
15 Watts Street
New York, NY 10013
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30s / After Work / Brunch / Casual
Reviewed by Gor G.
"I should have yelped this place before I stepped in. I only give this place two stars for two reasons, It's REALLY nice on the inside and the music i ..." more
157 West 47th Street
New York, NY 10036
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20s / 30s / Ambient / Bar Food / Beer
Party Earth Review With its neon signs and looming black-and-blue awning, The Stumble Inn is easy to find – and with its fantastic drink deals, friendly bartenders, and daily beer pong matches, it’s kind of hard to leave. A wide selection of bottles and drafts awaits the crowd of young professionals and local students who gather at the long ... more
1454 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10021
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Bar Food / Beer / Beer Lovers / Bar
Reviewed by Lauren M.
"Going for a night out in the city, my friends and I chose to go to a few bars in Brooklyn that wouldn't entail the same old sports pubs. A friend rec ..." more
615 Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11222
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20s / 30s / Affluent Hipsters / Bar
Party Earth Review The Delancey provides hipsters and hops chasers with a three-floor hang that features a gritty rock venue, an intimate night club, and a rooftop bar with breathtaking views of the Williamsburg Bridge, all tucked into an unassuming nook on the Lower East Side. Once past the imposing, but not impossible doorman, laid-back ... more
168 Delancey Street
New York, NY 10002
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Breakfast / Brunch / Burgers
Reviewed by Dori O.
"You really can't go wrong with Dumont. Owned by the same proprietors of Dumont Burger and Dresslers, Dumont is the mid-priced version of their restau ..." more
432 Union Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206
20s / 30s / 40s / Beer / Blazers / Dinner
Reviewed by Jessica G.
"I went to Hudson Common for the first time this past weekend and was pleasantly surprised. It's not your typical NYC club/lounge/bar scene. When you w ..." more
356 West 58th Street
New York, NY 10019
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20s and up / Bar / Bar Food / DJ / TVs
Reviewed by Michelangelo P.
"It depends who you are with, but this place has an outdoor roof and 2 other bar areas to get drinks. Music is cool, pretty much always mainstream top ..." more
55 Little West 12th Street
New York, NY 10014
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NYC Good for Groups Overview
Given its population of eight million, it’s no wonder that New York City’s good-for-groups attractions are legendary. As varied as the types of people you can befriend within the metropolis, these spots and activities provide all roving packs of partiers with the means to have collective fun.
Cultural activities are certainly hot as far as good-for-groups places go in NYC. The MOMA, the Cloisters, Central Park, and the Empire State Building are wonderful, all-purpose hangouts for friends venturing out in larger numbers.
The nightlife for groups in the Big Apple comes in two flavors – weather permitting. During the warmer months, nothing beats an outdoor beer garden like the Spritzenhaus in Greenpoint, or a backyard space like that of International Bar in the East Village. In the winter, larger halls and restaurants like the activity-packed Fat Cat in the West Village provide ample space for crews of laughter-ready young professionals looking to bring their parties together.
New York can be a mixed bag for large groups since the city’s many exclusive restaurants and small dives can’t always accommodate the kind of crowd with whom it’s fun to roll. But given the right neighborhood and the right gathering of good-natured pals, New York is all about the ethos “The more, the merrier.”
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