Bleecker Street - Notable Night Spots

Notable Night Spots

  • The Back Fence at 155 Bleecker Street (corner of Bleecker and Thompson)
  • The Bitter End at 147 Bleecker Street
  • Cafe Au Go Go was at 152 Bleecker Street
  • Kenny's Castaways at 157 Bleecker Street
  • The Village Gate was at 160 Bleecker Street
  • (Le) Poisson Rouge at 158 Bleecker Street

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