From a Food & Wine online article:
…at Camden’s Roundhouse in London, the annual list of the World’s 50 Best Bars was announced—and this year, New York’s Dante took home the grand prize. The West Village aperitivo bar and restaurant, which is famous for its extensive Negroni menu (and pop-up Negroni fountain), was ranked in 9th place on last year’s list, and also won “World’s Best Bar” and “Best American Restaurant Bar” at Tales of the Cocktail in New Orleans earlier this year.
The World’s 50 Best Bars 2019
1. Dante–New York
2. Connaught Bar–London
3. Florería Atlántico–Buenos Aires
4. The NoMad–New York
5. American Bar–London
6. The Clumsies–Athens
7. Attaboy–New York City
8. Atlas–Singapore
9. The Old Man–Hong Kong
10. Licorería Limantour–Mexico City
11. Manhattan–Singapore
12. Native–Singapore
13. Carnaval–Lima
14. Katana Kitten–New York
15. Guilhotina–São Paulo
16. Three Sheets–London
17. Himkok–Oslo
18. High Five–Tokyo
19. Salmón Gurú–Madrid
20. Paradiso–Barcelona
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