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    Time Out New York / Issue 633 : Nov 15–21, 2007
    Holiday party bars

    50 best party bars

    You don’t just want a drink—you want to mingle, and dance, and then make out with a warm body on a hidden chaise lounge. Behold, a wealth of guaranteed good times, for gays, frat types and more.

    Kickoff the holiday boozing season at Rush. See Gay party bars.
    Photograph: Nikola Tamindzic


    Cheap party bars: Be mirthful without emptying your account.
    Gay party bars: And we don't mean in that "gay old Saint Nick" way.
    After-work party bars: Where to loosen your tie in style (or your metaphorical tie, ladies). Plus: Great places for an end-of-year birthday.
    Cozy party bars: Cozy like a toasty log cabin, not like the 6 train in the morning. Plus: Couple-friendly locales.
    Dance party bars: Because holiday cheer is better with a beat. Plus: Learn where to find the best DJs.
    Frat party bars: Dust off the moose helmet and/or Greek-lettered hot pants. Plus: Where to hold a bachelorette party.
    Swank party bars: You've been good this year. Treat yourself accordingly.


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    Rule your company party: Games and wisdom for maximizing your employer's year-end bash.


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    Totally kick-ass: The Rockettes have two new numbers, thanks to their bold choreographer. Finally, a reason for locals to care about Christmas.
    Bloody hysterical: After headlining shows all over Europe, Aussie comedian Jim Jeffries hits town—and he’s hoping New Yorkers won’t hit back.




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