I was seriously in a bar at mid-town last night and every one of the girl that appealed to me was either an finance intern, or working in Asset Mgmt or M&A.

Pretty sure if you're in banking its a good idea to steer clear of any girls in Finance. In fact its probably a good idea for everyone.

I've only stuck to the typical: Dorrian's, Joshua's Tree, Turtle Bay and Stone Street because I work right next to there. Any other recommendations?

Looking for age range 23/24/25 is the best not older and not under-age interns.

Where you do you monkeys like to take the ladies in NYC?

Any good bars, ideally southern themed (I heard there's a southern subculture in NYC?), for two southern guys in NYC to enjoy the national championship? Cheap beer would also be ideal. Can anyone think of any good spots? Thanks.

I am looking to meet/network with some people in the Boston area. Does anyone know of any bars or restaurants that a lot of Banking guys go to to grab drinks in the Boston area?

So monkeys, its always a question that is gonna elicit different opinions so thought it would be good to post.

How do you approach hot women?

I'm from Sydney initially, so I always rely on personal characteristics (i.e. accent) to make an introduction and the rest is up to me. But curious to see how you approach them.

I've seen creative methods but also simple lame ones like telling her you think she is hot!

Your thoughts please (no trolls)

Going to be in Houston Wed/Thurs of this week on business with my group, but will have evenings free. Anyone have any recommendations on spots to hit up in H-town? Anyone down to go out?

Hey,

I just wanted to ask wether any one of you ever had the opportunity to explore the nightlife in Shanghai and could therefore suggest some good night clubs or bars. The other day I had a really good time in the "Windows Bar" wich attracted a very international crowd... so now I'm looking for other places just like it. Places that would attract international students from all over the world who are just looking to have a good time rather than the high priced luxury bars with skyline view.

thanks

www.barballot.com

Pretty cool website; a source for many bar specials in one place and you can vote for your favorites. This website was started by a friend of mine. WSO is a great sounding board for startups, let me know what you think!

So, I am going to NYC this week with my wife. I am from there, but only as an under-age high schooler. I never really went bar hopping in the city except for J-tree few times with my old friends.

My wife wants to go to a cool, upscale place (think martini bar with live jazz). Is there any bars you guys know of where you can actually walk in, sit down, order a drink, and have a conversation at a normal decibel level with some chill music playing?

Don't get me wrong, I loved grinding on random chicks at J-Tree singing 'sunglasses at knight' for the 100th time, pounding vodka redbulls and LI Ice Teas, but I'm a little older now and want to just take my lady to a nice place.

Heading there on Friday. I'll be there for 4 or 5 days and then heading to New Zealand for a week and a half. Any recommendations on things to do, places to go?

OK, I work at a trading desk on the West Coast (California) from 6:00am to 3:00pm local time. Which means I need to get up before 5am to get ready for work every day.

I also would like to be able to hit up some bars or clubs with friends on the weekends, usually from 10pm to 2am. I'm curious about how those of you on the west coast working similar hours handle this as I don't readjust very well to these changes in my waking schedule..

best bars in SF for tonight... spit

Hopped off the plane a few hours ago, and I have two days to kill in NYC.

My summer internship in IB starts in 2 days. First time on the East Coast, and I don't know anyone in the area.

I want to keep the sightseeing shit to a bare minimum. I'm thinking just taking the subway to Wall Street and maybe taking a look at the Statue of Liberty. Maybe check out a museum. Maybe the Empire State, but that's about it for the sightseeing. Don't want to spend more time on that.

I will be in NoHo for the summer. Any good suggestions for stuff to do for the next two days? Bars, Museums, etc?

My girlfriend and I are headed to NY for a week in early May and we've never been before.

So far we have planned on doing a lot of tourist stuff like:

-going to some museums
-Yankees game
-Broadway musical
-perhaps check out the statue of liberty
-checking out some restaurants
-shopping
-and generally walking around a lot (central park, etc)

But... does anyone have any opinions on some things we must see or do?

which bars/pubs?

Where can I watch some playoff Hockey (stereotypical Canadian)?

Any other tips?

I want to know if anyone has the new phone number for Milk & Honey.

They apparently changed their number in November. If you have it please message me or feel free to post here.

Thanks.