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Where To Drink Outside RIGHT NOW NOW NOW


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Nell Casey

Published Mar 17, 2011

Modified Aug 2, 2011


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The scene last summer at the Pier 66 Maritime, with the seasonal Bar & Grill by the Frying Pan.

 

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Nell Casey

Published Mar 17, 2011

Modified Aug 2, 2011


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Stuck inside your office today, staring longingly out the window at the proud drunks parade-goers? Join the club. But there is a light at the end of your stuffy, sober tunnel: A number of bars have opened their outdoor spaces just in time for the beautiful weather today, and with all this new sunlight we're enjoying past 4 p.m. chances are the temperature won't drop until you're already too blitzed to care. Ordinarily we'd advise against going to a bar on St. Patrick's Day, but after the winter we've endured, we're willing to put up with some rowdy revelry for the sake of al fresco imbibing. Here's where it's happening:

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