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Or stay upstairs in the more casual bar area for a “dinner” of Negronis and crostini ($1 each at happy hour).Bar Goto A top-notch bar to impress a first date with some of the city’s best cocktails, but keep in mind that lots of people know so: You’ll be out with a lot of other online daters.

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Or stay upstairs in the more casual bar area for a “dinner” of Negronis and crostini ($1 each at happy hour).

Bar Goto A top-notch bar to impress a first date with some of the city’s best cocktails, but keep in mind that lots of people know so: You’ll be out with a lot of other online daters.

This modest wine bar is small but not too crowded or noisy; instead its size is inviting and cozy.

There’s a number of tables great for couples, like the little two-top in the back that provides ample privacy and the corner tables by the bar at which it’s easy to move closer to your date until you’re resting your head on their shoulder.

The Gatehouses at Kings County Distilleryeditor), then go taste the liquor you just learned about in cocktails like a KCD Margarita with grapefruit-jalapeño moonshine.

(Reserve for the tour in advance.) There’s snacks like almonds and Zapps chips if all the whiskey goes straight to your head.

each at happy hour).Bar Goto A top-notch bar to impress a first date with some of the city’s best cocktails, but keep in mind that lots of people know so: You’ll be out with a lot of other online daters.

We love the relaxed atmosphere and design, too: There’s plenty of bar stools plus lots of bench seating, great for couples.Bacaro A low-key, below-Canal option that’s romantic and well-lit.You can make dinner reservations and head downstairs to the tapered-candle-lit, brick-walled basement for a full meal of Italian wine, garlic shrimp over polenta, and tiramisu.If you’re looking for an “activity date” but still want to drink, here’s one we tested — and liked a lot — recently.Pick up “containers” of beer at Farrell’s, then head for a stroll through Prospect Park, entering at Bartel-Pritchard Square, passing by the lake (you can even add in ice-skating at Lakeside if things are going really well), and ending up by the park’s tennis center.

After that, you can suggest a drink at this intimate, upstate–New York–themed spot, where the bartenders make good hot toddies and the food menu includes to-share options — e.g.