From bartenders in suspenders to the recently re-legalized Green Fairy, everything old is new again among the bars bold enough to hang their shingles in these boom-time end times. Remind yourself that yours isn't the first generation to suffer from existential and economic anguish at the World War-weary Catch-22 or the delicate Victorian Clover Club. To enjoy stylized tastes of the old country, check out the internationally minded Shoolbred's or Radegast Hall. If you simply miss the good old days before the words elderflower and liqueur were ever used in the same sentence, you'll appreciate the back to booze basics approach at White Star. Elizabeth and The Rusty Knot are sure to stir latent nostalgia for the safety of suburban rec rooms. Those whose wistfulness for a lost adolescence is tempered by a healthy appreciation for hard-earned adulthood will find kindred spirits at The Bowery Electric. But for the absolute best of the newcomers, head out to Williamsburg's Hotel Delmano, a moody colonial where Hemingway would feel right at home.