This stylish boutique hotel is home to Thom's Bar, which tends to be loud and crowded. A nice mix of locals and hotel guests, it's a fun place to grab a late-night drink if you don't mind being surrounded by beautiful people sipping expensive designer martinis.

This French-Moroccan spot is always packed. Some come here for the lively singles scene, others to carouse with friends and still more stop in for the notable selection of wines and tapas. Whatever the reason, something seems to be working, since this place is always packed.

Just a few blocks from the hustle and bustle of SoHo central, this historic old inn serves up a mean pitcher of Guinness. Dating back to 1816, the atmosphere is relaxed, the beer is heady and the seafood is hearty and flavorful. A loyal following keeps the place jumping no matter the day or season.

SoHo's answer to the classic beer and burger joint, Fanelli's has been sitting on this quiet little corner of Soho since the beginning of time. While other trendsters have come and gone, it is still out there doling out the booze and late-night nibbles to fiercely loyal locals.

This beautiful, second floor lounge is actually a long foyer connecting the Grand Bar with the Canal restaurant. Comfy sofas, vintage chairs and a mellow atmosphere makes this a hip spot for a somewhat older crowd. Good eats too.