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Best place in NYC to see avantgarde experimental new and exciting music! 100% music, for music lovers by music lovers. No distractions. Just pure 100% music. I love this place!
Best selection of avant(ish) jazz in NY. Dress comfortably and bring water if you attend a summer show, they turn off the AC and it can be miserably hot.
Alexander DubovoyJuly 11, 2016One of the best music venues in the city. A treasure for the local and international scene
Untapped CitiesNovember 8, 2014This particular venue specializes in promoting some of the most unorthodox genres of music and supports itself by releasing limited edition recordings and hosting benefit nights.
New York HabitatDecember 14, 2011A true no frills music venue. Just some seats, a stage, and a night of diverse music. Right across the street from the gas station.
The Corcoran GroupDecember 17, 2011Easy-to-miss venue with avant garde performers you won’t find anywhere else. No advance ticket sales, so be prepared to wait or even get turned away.
Tim VetterAugust 2, 2012Tiny, elemental space where musicians' musicians play. John Zorn is the artistic director. Not a date spot unless your date knows who John Zorn is.
Karen DuganFebruary 24, 2014A small art space with big acts, you better get there early if you want a good seat!
John PennerMarch 5, 2011Get here early if you're seeing a 'popular' artist (I showed up 30 minutes before the Six Organs of Admittance show and was one of the last people in)
Elaine ChanFebruary 22, 2015No food or drinks served, tiny with cramped seating. You come here to sit down and listen to music, which is pretty good. Mostly jazz.
MunaAugust 1, 2013Pretty sure all the proceeds go straight to the artists. No nonsense music venue worth supporting.
Rainbow LAOctober 11, 2015Clutch it like a corner-stone otherwise the walls come down, justify denials and rip it to the lonesome end.
Chez Betty right around the corner on 3rd St is a great spot to wait and have a bite before Stone shows. They have free wireless w/ $5 food/drink purchase.
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Tia Edwards - 8.1
"If you get the opportunity to see a show don't pass it up. It's so small and intimate. Great sound."
Daniel McDonough - 8.3
"Love this music venue - big enough to attract amazing bands and small enough to feel intimate. Great food and wine vendors too (though if you go often you will notice there's not much variety)"
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- 9.1
"Nice 12 draft lineup with at least 1-2 local beers all the time. fair prices, half pours, great staff, growlers n bottles for takeaway. meats n cheeses but haven't tried. Great afternoon pint hideout"
Travis Melvin - 8.1
"Amazing live music right in the middle of the bar, usually with some interesting projection setup. It's always a blast, but Wednesday is the night to go."
j - 9.0
"Pastrami, hotdog, fries ... everything is so good here!"
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