Natives Seeking Tourists
New York Marriott Marquis
It's in
Times Square, and the top-floor cocktail lounge rotates. Where Joe
Millionaire would take his dates.
1535 Broadway, at 45th Street; 212-704-8700
Eurotrash Seeking Semi-Celebs
Bar at the W Union Square
Men in shiny shirts
and Drakkar Noir woo women who may or may not have appeared on MTV's 1996
Spring Break Special.
201 Park Ave. South; 212-253-9119
Trust-Fund Bankers Seeking Trust-Fund Publicists
Light
"You went to Buckley? I went to Chapin!"
Home-grown Manhattanites having nightly reunions.
125 E. 54th Street; 212-583-1333
Single Moms Seeking Single Dads
"Deb's Family Disco" at Jack Rose
Starting at 5 p.m. on Sundays, it's family night. Kids provide an
ice-breaker-and there are none of those awkward moments where you have to
admit you've actually got them.
771 Eighth Ave., near 47th St.; 212-586-7425
Sopranos Fetishists Seeking Carmela Look-Alikes
Decade
This appropriately named
supper club-filled with big-haired blondes who wear spandex but
shouldn't-rarely attracts anyone under 40 and rarely plays any music made
since the early nineties.
1117 First Ave., near 61st St.; 212-835-5979
Mods Seeking Rockers
"Shout" at Bar 13
Quadrophenia meets
Sex and the City: Music snobs out to get laid late on a Sunday night.
35 E. 13th St., second Ffl.; 212-979-6677

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