OBIVIA
Located on the corner of Lafayette & Kenmare, Obivia is an elegant lounge with comfortable couches and low tables inviting you to relax and exchange New York City stories while sipping drinks into the night. A warm amber glow is cast everywhere from beautiful antique lighting fixtures. The music is funky and ranges from George Clinton to rhythm and blues to late night jazz. Five plasma screen televisions are displayed, each playing its own B movie, like constantly changing works of art.
201 Lafayette Street
New York, NY 10012
Phone 212.226.4904
http://obivia.com/
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SoHo is a perfect destination for any occasion with its local pubs, stylish lounges and elegant wine bars. Whether it's a pint of Guinness or fancy martini, SoHo will serve it up.
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