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S.O.B.'s: Usually, throwing around the term SOB in a New York City bar is a clear red flag that a brawl is about to ensue, and all peace-loving folk should exit the building. Surprisingly, at 204 Varick St. that couldn’t be further from the truth. At this SoHo address, the offensive acronym means “sounds of Brazil and beyond” and it certainly lives up to its interpretation. Blasting beats like the rhumba, mambo, cha-cha, and salsa—minus the “Dancing with the Stars” cheesiness—with professional assistance to put your feet at ease (and fresh fruit mojitos to relax your senses in the best way possible), Latin culture has never been so easy to warm up to. And trust us, you will be heating up as you jive on this red-hot dance floor into the wee hours of the morning. If you’re looking to cool down the wallet action, visit SOBs on Friday evenings, when two-for-one caipirinhas are served. |
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