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looking for some bars to go to in NYC on a Sunday night. It’s my sisters 21st birthday, looking for an atmosphere around there. Some of her friends are visiting that are under 21 too, so somewhere not so strict? suggestions?

Looking for some advice here on a last minute reservation. Trying to book something this weekend for about 20 people with the following criteria:

-Saturday night around 8pm -Family style / tapas / preset menu (really don’t want 20 people ordering individual meals) -Open bar -About $75 to $150 per head -Prefer Italian food but open to anything due to it being the last minute

Looking for suggestions in Williamsburg for NYE. Hoping to find something with a dance floor that gets after it. Genres to avoid are rock and country.

I recently started a meet up group Sundays at Offside Tavern, free movie screening plus drink specials. This Sunday I’ll be showing Addams Family Values in the back room on projector. The movie will start at 7PM but come early to hang out and talk all things movies we’re on Instagram @movies_on_tap or email moviesontapnyc@gmail.com follow or message for anymore details about upcoming events

Hi all, does anyone know where I could find a good Cynar Flip in NYC/BKLYN? My bartender friend taught me how to make one several years ago, but whenever I ask in the city, bartenders usually have not heard of it. Thank you!!

I'll be arriving next month for 4 days. I would like your suggestions and/or recommendations on unique fun bars or lounges. I'm specially interested in theme bars. Anything from movies, videos games, comic books, artist, historic, etc.

• Hole in the wall dive bars. Prefer in Manhattan location. Bar crawl type
• Or some that have live bands playing. Preferably no cover.
• Or Arcade/VR lounges where they sell alcohol.
• Roof top bars. Are they still going to be open 1st week of Nov?

Also, if they have a menu. Does the kitchen usually stay open until the bar closes. Or is it like some where I live that have the kitchen close by midnight and the bar closes at 2am? I'll be staying in Hell's Kitchen.

Currently showing Sunday night slasher double feature at Offside Tavern. Scream at 7PM and I Know What You Did Last Summer at 9:30PM $5 drink specials and the kitchen is open until midnight.!!

Just wondering if there is any quiet bars in the times Square area of NYC? Just looking for a quiet place that does cocktails not too fancy not too casual. Any suggestions New York?

Hey Reddit Darters!

A Fall 2019 Dart League across four great bars local to Brooklyn will start be starting up again in just a few short weeks.

The regular season will go eight weeks. And in order to qualify for the playoffs, darters must attend no fewer than five of the eight regular season tournaments.

In addition to this, the weekly tournaments will be held on Sunday evenings. Hopefully this will work out for everyone involved. REMINDER: YOU MUST ATTEND FIVE OF THE EIGHT REGULAR SEASON TOURNAMENTS.

Here are the rules and scheduling info for the 2019 fall season:

Schedule

The season will begin on Sunday, September 22nd. There will be eight regular season events, each held on a Sunday, with warm ups starting at 6:30 PM and tournament play beginning at 7 PM sharp.

The locales are well established, solid whiskey bars with veteran bartenders and crafty dart players. Bring your A game (Jack said that). The venue will rotate between the four bars listed below, so that each bar hosts a tournament twice:

• Moot Bar - 579 Myrtle Avenue (Classon cross street)
• Landline - 790 Grand Street
• The Watershed - 517 Court Street
• Uncle Barry's - 58 Fifth Avenue

The regular season tournament schedule is as follows:

• Tournament 1: Sunday, September 22nd, Uncle Barry's
• Tournament 2: Sunday, September 29th, Moot Bar
• Tournament 3: Sunday, October 6th, The Watershed
• Tournament 4: Sunday, October 13th, Landline
• Tournament 5: Sunday, October 20th, Uncle Barry's
• Tournament 6: Sunday, October 27th, Moot Bar
• Tournament 7: Sunday, November 3rd, The Watershed
• Tournament 8: Sunday, November 10th, Landline

League Play

After successful years of tournaments, we've found the following to work best for the darters that quest for glory. Each regular season tournament will be double-elimination, with a winner's and a loser's bracket. Matches in the earliest rounds of the tournament will consist of a single game of Baseball. Once the tournament is down to 8 players, matches will consist of a single game of Cricket without points. The final match of the tournament will be a single game of 301.

Seeding for the first tournament will be done by random number generator. The seeding for all other regular season tournaments will be based on performance in the previous tournament, with that tournament's two finalists pitted against each other in the opening round of the new tournament, then the two semi-finalists, then the two pairs of quarter finalists, and then everyone else.

The winner of a regular season tournament will receive a prize of $50.

Playoff Tournament

After completion of the six regular season tournaments, the top eight (8) players will be invited to compete in a final playoff tournament, to be held Sunday, November 17, at one of the four bars. In order to be eligible for the final tournament, a player must have participated in at least five of the eight regular season tournaments. Qualification for the final playoff tournament will be determined by the total number of Playoff Points accrued over the course of the regular season; the eight players with the most Playoff Points at the end of the regular season will qualify for the final tournament.

Playoff Points will be awarded to all players who compete in a regular season tournament. Playoff Points will be awarded in the following way:

• Participating in a regular season tournament: 2 Playoff Points
• Each match won in a regular season tournament: 1 Playoff Point
• Making the finals of a regular season tournament: 2 Playoff Points
• Winning a regular season tournament: 3 Playoff Points

In a twelve-player double-elimination tournament, the maximum number of Playoff Points that can be earned is 12:

• 2 for participating
• 5 for the five matches won
• 2 for making the finals
• 3 for winning the finals

In the event that multiple players who qualify, or could qualify, for the final tournament, have an equal total number of Playoff Points, a tiebreaker match consisting of a single game of 301 will be held to determine the higher seed/who qualifies.

The final playoff tournament will be single elimination, with each match consisting of three games: one game of Baseball, one game of Cricket and one game of 301, to be played in any order. Each player will choose one of the three games and, if tied after the first two, the third game will be played to determine the winner. (told you we worked this out)

The player with the most Playoff Points at the end of the regular season will be seeded first, the player with the second-most Playoff Points will be seeded second, and so forth. The first round of the final tournament will have the (1) seed playing the (8) seed, the (2) against the (7), (3) versus (6) and (4) versus (5). The winners of the (1) vs. (8) and (4) vs. (5) matches will play each other in the semifinals, and the winners of the other two matches will play each other. The winners of those matches will play each other in the final match of the final tournament, and you could be crowned the ultimate winner for the Brooklyn Dart League Champion for Fall 2019 across the bars.

Payout for the final tournament will be as follows:

• Quarterfinal round losers: $40
• Semifinal round losers: $60
• Runner-up: $120
• Winner: $300

League Dues etc.

Each participant in Dart League will contribute $40 in league dues.

Leave $40 with a bartender at any of the four bars with your name, e-mail and phone number or ask them for the coordinators Venmo account to join. Also practice while you're at the bar. Hell, have a drink even.

And that's basically it! If possible, let the league know if you'll be able to participate sooner rather than later as we need to get a sense of numbers for this upcoming season.

Finally, another congrats to our Spring 2019 champion Nicholas. We wish him the best of luck defending his title and wish you the best of luck dethroning him.

Good shooting!

Since 2017, Elsewhere has been aware that one of their investors is a serial rapist, yet has refused to meet with allies and survivors to prove this investor is out. Instead, elsewhere has ignored and gaslit us while profiting off marketing their venue as a "safe space." In April we issued a boycott until elsewhere agreed to meet with us. They agreed to placate their customers, but after 3 months of preparation, they pulled out of the meeting the night before. You can find more info here.

Hey! I’m looking for more friends to go out and enjoy nyc nightlife! I’m 22 M and live in Queens! Who is down to make new friends? :)

Are there any bars in nyc that you guys know of that play lil peep or XXX?

Does anyone know hoe exclusive Catch Rooftop in the meatpacking district is? Me and a few friends (mixed group of guys and girls around 22-23 yrs old) we’re thinking of going but heard it might be hard to get into. If anyone has any info on this please lmk.

about 10 of us staying in queens but wanting to go to brooklyn or manhattan. the group wants to do karaoke and our ages range from 20-30 so we are trying to find a good place that either doesn't ID or lets in under 21s but isn't full of 18 year olds

hey out of curiosity does anyone know of cool bars that don’t really care about ID’s in nyc? i’m legit 20 so rip i can’t wait to be 21. please let a girl know about any bars

Looking for a good bar in the area.

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Cheers!

Please list your favorite bars/clubs/live music venues! We’re 23 years old if that makes a difference to anything.