The bar is microscopic, but it never feels crowded. The vibe is Soho circa 1997, but the drink prices are Upper East Side circa 2002. There's generally a good-looking crowd that passes through either at the beginning of the night or the end. Definitely a spot for celebs since there aren't any Page Six spies in this place.
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Ummm it's funny how the cosmic forces of New York seem to remind each and everyone one of us that "someone's always listening". The day after I made the comment about Page Six, this appeared in the "Sightings" section.
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MAGGIE Rizer with May Anderson and her latest fling, Jamie Burke, getting Pop Burgers delivered to Second Avenue watering hole 3 Steps . . . REV. Al Sharpton, who was like a son to the late James Brown, at the St. Regis with Jeff Allen, who was Brown's agent for 25 years, discussing the mishandling of Brown's estate.
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