Top 10 Best Clubs in New York, NY [2025 GUIDE]

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Top 10 Best Clubs in New York, NY [2025 GUIDE]

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With over 115 venues in New York, there are many places to choose from whether you're looking for a crazy night out or a lounge atmosphere. Don't worry! We're going to list out the best clubs in New York, NY that you should definitely check out.

Tao Downtown

Tucked away within the grandeur of Tao Downtown’s restaurant is a hidden gem and “in the know” oasis called Tao Downtown Nightclub. Separate from the restaurant, the 2500 sq foot drinks-only lounge has kept a low-key profile attracting VIPS and celebrities for late night/wee-hour cocktails, music and dancing. A lot of people don’t even know there’s a nightclub, as it is tucked away in the corner of the huge Tao complex, away from the dining area. The club is located one stair down and it’s so intimate and dark, it almost feels like a speak-easy. Tao Downtown Nightclub is one of the Meatpacking hotspots these days for those in the know, and it can be tricky to get in on weekends. It is important to note that dining at the restaurant does not guarantee entry into the club.

369 W 16th St New York, NY 10011
Meatpacking District
11 PM – 4 AM Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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PHD Downtown

OR those who have spent years absorbing life lessons from “Entourage,” PH-D is Xanadu: a glittering room of celebrities, beautiful women and cresting credit-card bills. The nightclub, which opened in June on the roof of the Dream Downtown hotel, is the latest endeavor from the impresarios behind Marquee, Tao and other successful playgrounds for the well heeled. One recent evening, patrons looking for a soupy breather packed the terrace, a walkway flanked by black couches and groomed shrubbery. Bottles of Champagne and vodka cooled in tabletop ice basins. A man wearing a blue-check dress shirt and white trousers captivated pals with a joke from the trading floor. The kicker: “I’m on margin right now and can’t call you back!” Nearby tenement apartments seemed several universes removed. At the southern edge of Chelsea, PH-D sits atop Vikram Chatwal’s 316-room hotel, which also houses a poolside beach club and a steakhouse. While other lounges cultivate the timeworn comfort of a great-aunt’s living room, PH-D is a fine-cut diamond of glass and polished surfaces. Triple-tiered chandeliers with hundreds of glass rods hang above marble tables and leather seats. Midtown twinkles in the expansive view. THE CROWD A testament to the timeless compatibility of wealth and attractiveness, PH-D is a crush of men in business-casual attire and women who rarely spend weekdays in an office. Like tipsy flamingos, models teeter around the room and dance on couches. At a recent installment of the popular Tuesday night party, a few craned over Wilmer Valderrama, an actor from “That ’70s Show,” who shared bottles of vodka with cronies and rapped along with Jay-Z records. Later that week, Edward Norton and Woody Harrelson stopped in, perhaps reminiscing about “The People vs. Larry Flynt.” GETTING IN PH-D is no shoebox (capacity: 400) but table reservations, IMDb profiles and tear sheets from Céline help to lubricate an elevator ride upstairs. Everyone else is left to the mercy of the doorman after 9:30 p.m. DRINKS The emphasis is on table service, but more-frugal customers can lurk at the bar. Thriftiness is relative: specialty cocktails are $18, and with tax and tip automatically added to the bill, a Jameson on the rocks surpasses $21.

355 West 16th Street New York, NY 10011
Chelsea
Dress Code: Strict
$$

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The DL

The DL is one of the friendliest, least pretentious, and high-energy nightclubs not just in the Lower East Side, but across all of New York City. This bass-rattling multi-level venue is fully equipped with an outdoor rooftop wood deck patio with retractable roof where the main dance floor congregates around a DJ spinning popular open format tunes. Down below, the second level of the DL is a darker, grimier no-frills hip-hop sweatbox that has become the calling card for LES nightspots over the years; the entrance level first floor is an inviting bar/lounge with modern tunes playing in the background. Views of the New York City skyline, strong drinks, great music, and a younger crowd full of college students - mostly from NYU, Hunter, Baruch, & the Manhattan fashion schools - early twentysomething Tri-State area professionals looking to blow off steam, and visiting tourists gone wild make the DL a must-visit option for weekend fun.

95 Delancy Street New York, NY 10002
Lower East Side
Dress Code: Dress Shoes, Dress Shirts, Jackets, T-Shirts (no baggy T's), Tank Tops (females only), Jeans. NO: Athletic Gear, Khaki Shorts, Shorts, Ripped or Baggy Clothes
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PHD Midtown

“Offices, offices, offices,” said Matt Strauss, the managing partner of PHD Terrace in Midtown. “Tourists, tourists, tourists.” He was waving toward the kaleidoscopic lights and humanity glob of nearby Times Square, visible from the two-floor lounge that opened in early October atop the Dream Midtown hotel. “But we’re infusing it with our brand of downtown cool,” he said. “Brand” is the right word. The Tao Group’s mastery of the models-and-bottles equation has built powerhouse night-life franchises like Tao, Lavo and Marquee; this is the second PHD (the original is above the Dream Downtown in Chelsea). In a neighborhood with dreary drinking options, even a cut-and-paste hot spot for happy hour is a useful addition. THE PLACE PHD is on the 15th and 16th floors of the Dream Hotel, on an unremarkable Midtown block with an Amalgamated Bank and Starbucks. The rooftop is enclosed during the winter, but plants are abundant, vines snake along the wall behind the bar and benches have plaid picnic-style pillows. Downstairs is a clubby rectangle, all dark hues and reflective metal and glass; it’s like being inside a humming kitchen appliance. THE CROWD Catering to an older after-work contingency means an earlier party. On a recent weeknight, the herd thinned by midnight, though fedoras, leather jackets, man buns and black bodycon dresses remained at tables stocked by promoters. “There’s a lot of young professional guys and girls,” a 35-year old man in a gray suit said. “You can’t tell me there’s not a market in Midtown.” He came with co-workers from the financial technology sector, but he was the last one remaining. “I’m a degenerate, so I’m still here,” he said. PLAYLIST Tunes wafting across the rooftop are deep house and chill. Downstairs, the D.J. played Drake songs, Future songs and songs featuring both Drake and Future. GETTING IN A doorman in the lobby guards the elevator and functions more as a traffic cop than a velvet rope. Table reservations are available. DRINKS Amstel Light is $8. Cocktails like the Hot to Trot (tequila, cucumber, agave, jalapeño) are $16. Food is served until late; buttermilk fried chicken waffle tacos ($12) sound like food blog schizophasia.

210 W 55th St New York, NY 10019
Times Square
Dress Code: Strict
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Hotel Chantelle

Not actually a hotel, Ravi Patel’s LES spot is named after a French World War II safe house. Hotel Chantelle is retro in design as unmarked doors transport you into Patel’s version of 1940’s Paris. The room exudes warmth as dark mahogany wood panels blend with the black leather pin tucked banquettes under the glow of flickering exposed bulbs, candles, and a gold floral pattern that bounces off dark wallpaper. Cozy up in the banquettes or sit at the bar, where friendly bartenders are happy to explain the cocktail list, which features modern twists on old-school classics. They’ll lead you towards three concoctions: The Pineapple Express (jalapeño-infused tequila, pineapple, and pomegranate), Libertine (gin, cucumber, lime juice), and the Kir Yvette (sparkling rosé, lemon juice). Mix up your night with the attached rooftop restaurant or underground dance club SGTs.

92 Ludlow St New York, NY 10002
Lower East Side
Tuesday & Wednesday 5 PM – 11 PM, Thursday 5 PM – 2 AM, Friday 3 PM – 4 AM, Saturday 11 AM – 4 AM, Sunday 11 AM – 10 PM
Dress Code: Strict
$$

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Nebula

Nebula will be Manhattan’s largest nightclub and event venue when it opens this fall. On Friday, the sprawling 11,000 square foot, multi-level club at 135 W. 41st Street will open, marking a major milestone in New York nightlife’s post-pandemic recovery by unveiling a world-class nightclub and event space in the heart of Times Square. Nebula, which is expected to become one of Manhattan’s most popular nightlife and events venues, has announced the dates for its Halloween opening weekend. The three-day opening of Nebula will be the biggest in Manhattan in years, introducing a world-class nightclub in the heart of the city and marking a watershed moment in Manhattan’s and New York‘s post-pandemic nightlife recovery. Nebula will host world-class DJs spanning the electronic music spectrum, from underground trailblazers to stadium-filling superstars, establishing Manhattan as a nightlife and dance culture hotspot. Starting with GORDO, producer/DJ Carnage’s house music alias and Purple Disco Machine‘s unrivaled mix of disco, nu-disco, funk, soul, and house, the festival’s opening weekend is a statement of intent. Malaa, a masked Frenchman and frequent DJ Snake collaborator, will perform the following weekend, as will Grammy-nominated house and techno sensations CamelPhat. Tickets are now available here. Nebula, a three-tiered 11,000-square-foot space with a 5500-square-foot main dance floor, 2,500-square-foot mezzanine, and 3,000-square-foot lower level that can accommodate 700 guests, has spared no expense or detail. Nebula is named after a cloud of dust in outer space that can be seen in the night sky, and the club’s visionary design transports guests into otherworldly immersive environments every week. Nebula is a transformative nightlife experience that combines cutting-edge technology and world-class hospitality with the love and care philosophy that embodied famous Manhattan venues of the past, which transformed for their patrons week after week. The incredible, movable ceiling at Nebula allows the club and event space to transform every time the doors open. The ceiling is made up of six massive video panels that can move and tilt independently or combine to form a massive, venue-spanning screen, allowing patrons to dance under anything from a cosmic night sky to hypnotic, rhythmic pulsing lights. This technology is unlike anything guests have ever seen, allowing the venue to transform from a soaring cathedral-like space to a low-ceilinged dance club every night, ensuring a captivating and unique visual experience and set-up. Richie Romero, a former partner at Butter Group, the force behind 1OAK and Up&Down, and Yang Gao, co-founder of MIXX Lifestyle Group, came up with the idea for Nebula. Rob Toma, the founder of TCE Presents and one of the most well-known figures in New York’s electronic music scene, is curating the musical programming. Erica Maurer, co-founder of EMRG Media, which produces hundreds of events each year, will be in charge of special events.

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Avant Gardner (Brooklyn Mirage)

Brooklyn Mirage is the outdoor oasis in the Avant Gardner complex, situated in the heart of East Williamsburg. It's open during the summer season each year, and decked out with thousands of plants and even palm trees, and boasting a KV2 Audio system, it's designed to be a sensory experience for both the ears and eyes. It is the outdoor component of Avant Gardner, an 80,000-square-foot development at 140 Stewart Avenue in an industrial corridor of the East Williamsburg neighborhood, a few grubby blocks from Queens. By fall, a warehouse (now filled with sacks of cement mix and construction equipment) will be transformed into an event space. Another area will become a 5,000-square-foot club. All told, it will hold 6,000 visitors.

140 Stewart Ave New York, NY 11237
East Williamsburg
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Somewhere Nowhere (Night)

A new rooftop lounge, nightclub and rooftop pool opening July 1 promises to deliver a full-sensory experience that'll transport you to a fairytale-like garden. Somewhere Nowhere is nestled on the 38th and 39th floors at the top of Chelsea's Renaissance Hotel and has a lush arched entry that leads guests through a dreamlike passageway where they are met with custom art pieces of gnomes and fireflies, neon signs and lantern sconces from another time. The gnomes are part of Sam Tufnell's collection he crafted from translucent resin and tinted with brightly colored pigment, humorously creating a glorified lawn ornament. Each one, which is unique, is installed on a lighted platform to glow in the darkness. Somewhere Nowhere will continue to work with artists to display their works throughout the space. The new club, which claims to be the tallest hotel rooftop with a pool in New York City offering an immersive escape, aims to "tantalize all five senses" using vibrant lights that will dim over time to signal day turning to night, whimsical decor by Let It Be Made 8, a state-of-the-art sound system by DNA Illuminations (the first club to use KV2 Audio Speakers in NYC), and even the scent of a magical forest. Guests can get a 360-degree view of Manhattan on the 39th-floor penthouse's outdoor lounge and open-air rooftop pool, where they'll be able to dance to music by international and local DJs. Somewhere Nowhere will bring the club to life with daily programming from pool parties with world-renowned DJs to captivating live music, or an immersive dinner experience with a magic show.

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The Fleur Room

New York's highest lounge bar is covered with flowers. The bar is located in The Fleur Room on the highest floor of Moxy Chelsea. The space, with floor-to-ceiling windows on all four sides, offers clear views of surrounding Manhattan buildings!

105 W 28th St New York, NY 10001
Chelsea
5 PM - 12 AM Mon, 5 PM - 4 AM Tue - Sat
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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230 Fifth Rooftop

230 Fifth is New York City’s all-season indoor/outdoor rooftop bar and lounge featuring stunning views of the Empire State Building, up close and personal. Highlights of the 14,000 square foot all-season rooftop include seating areas with retractable shades for sunny days, multiple bars on two floors with their own distinct ambiance and the Kingdom of Animals which can be found on the roof. Experience the 17 available Igloo’s that they have during the Winter that come with heaters, protecting you from the cold.

230 5th Ave New York, NY 10001
Flatiron
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: 2 PM - 2:30 AM Mon - Thu, 2 PM - 4 AM Fri, 10 AM - 4 AM Sat, 10 AM - 2:30 AM Sun
$$

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Rumpus Room

Rumpus Room is designed to elevate the senses, from its lights, atmosphere, music, and stunning decor all these elements make party goers in the Lower East Side wanting to come back for more. Rumpus Room is truly an exotic place for drinks and a night out dancing.

249 Eldridge St New York, NY 10002
Lower East Side
10 PM – 4 AM daily
Dress Code: Casual
$

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Avant Gardner (Great Hall)

Avant Gardner is a large-scale event venue located in East Williamsburg. It consists of The Brooklyn Mirage (summer outdoors) and The Great Hall and The Kings Hall (indoors year-round). Avant Gardner fills a substantial NYC market void for audio- and visually-equipped venues capable of hosting immersive and experiential events for up to 6,200 attendees. It is ideal for music and concerts, but is meticulously designed—with sprawling rooms and modular elements—to host nearly any kind of event. The Great Hall is the quintessential Brooklyn industrial warehouse, that’s anything but. A massive and soaring space, its aesthetic is a mix between industrial chic and organic tech. Featuring exposed beams and brick juxtaposed by waving wood slats over sound absorbing surfaces, the space achieves the acoustics of the most renowned concert halls. With real wood flooring, modular staging and seating, it is the ideal setting for concerts, dances, exhibits, theater, trade or fashion shows, festivals and beyond. KV2 Audio’s VHD5.0 sound system, a vast array of projectors, and fully programmable lighting fixtures immerse attendees into the ultimate experience. FEATURES • 15,000 sq. ft. climate controlled indoor space with 30+ ft ceilings • 3-story VIP tower • 3 full-service liquor bars with custom POS system to minimize lines SOUNDS, SIGHTS, & LIGHTS • Modular staging and seating • KV2 Audio’s revolutionary VHD5.0 system for crystalline festival-level sound • Acoustic design and treatment by WSTD Acoustic to achieve concert hall sound • HD Projectors to video map surfaces and installations • Hundreds of fully programmable moving lights for any type of event

140 Stewart Ave New York, NY 11237
East Williamsburg
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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The Box

The box is a mix of everything you could ask for in New York City nightlife. Offering the best of all worlds- performance, dance, drinks, VIP services and even the possibilities of running into a celebrity or two, The Box is a New York City nightlife venue like no other. Surround yourself with luxury as you enjoy a private booth surrounded by chandeliers and antique decoration. Have an experience of a lifetime and head to The Box for your next night out. Crowd Type: Upscale, Movie Stars, Moguls Busy Nights: Thursday, Friday, Saturday Good for: Birthday Parties, Bachelorette Parties, Bachelor Parties, Late Night, Girls Night Out, Guys Night Out

189 Chrystie Street New York, NY 10002
Bowery
Dress Code: Dress Shoes, Dress Shirts, Jackets, Jeans. NO: Atheltic Gear, Khaki Shorts, Shorts, Sneakers, Flip Flops, Ripped or Baggy Clothes, Sports Jerseys
$$$$

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Mission Nightclub

Partner Bobby Kwak says that the real reason Circle closed was because they couldn’t afford the new lease asking price at the club, which was in an area that now has a Whole Foods and a SoulCycle. It’s working out better for them though, he says: Mission Nightclub, which opens on March 3 at 229 West 28th Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues, is slightly closer to K-Town, where many of their clientele party before and after going to the club anyway. It’s also bigger than Circle, he adds. Mission won’t be that different from Circle. Like its predecessor, Mission will mimic clubs in Korea, with plates of cut up fruit for people who order bottle service and well-dressed men as servers instead of the cocktail waitresses more common at American clubs. A new and upgraded sound system will also be in place, as will a new lighting system. Otherwise, “a club is a club at the end of the day: lights, music, dancing, bars,” Kwak says. Besides the superior space and the lost of the previous lease, the partners also decided to reopen a Korean nightclub elsewhere because “there’s a need for something like this,” he says. Circle had been around for a decade and was primarily a go-to club for Koreans, Korean Americans, and other Asians and Asian Americans. In an oral history about the club, website The Ringer calls it “an epicenter of Korean nightlife in New York.” It frequently sported long lines every weekend, had a location near Times Square, and was visited by celebrities like Usher, Anthony Bourdain, and Pharrell Williams — but was virtually unknown to people outside the community. Ultimately, the new club’s — ahem — mission will be the same as Circle, too: to be a place for Asians and Asian Americans. “The Asian community, they hate to admit it, but they loved Circle,” Kwak says. “It’s like a safe haven for them. It’s kind of like Cheers. …that’s what Circle was to the Asian community. People were regulars were there because they felt a sense of comfort. They felt a sense of home. It was a place where people in the Asian community were able to connect with each other.”

229 W 28th St New York, NY 10001
Chelsea
Dress Code: Strict
$$

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Loosie's

Subterranean in both location and spirit, Loosie’s is an edgy club beneath Moxy Lower East Side with a killer sound system and no-attitude dance floor. Bold materials — cement-like walls embedded with metallic specks, a scaffolding-inspired cage above the bar — reflect the grittiness of the Lower East Side.

145 Bowery, New York, NY , USA New York, NY 10002
Lower East Side
$

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Jewel Thief

An Exotic hidden den where International thieves unwind amongst the lush and opulent treasures they skillfully coveted; while indulging in only the finest offerings to satisfy their expensive taste. If you've ever fancied yourself a Bond Girl™, fantasized about a Met Gala heist à la Oceans Eight, or subscribe to the belief that diamonds really are a girl's best friend, allow us to introduce you to your new favorite lounge: Jewel Thief. Yes, it's as lavish as it sounds. Hidden beneath Spritz Nomad, the recently opened watering hole was practically made for glamorous femme fatales and dapper outlaws looking for an after-dark hideout - or for revelers who just want to feel like they're on the lam for a night. The opulently appointed den of (not so) ill repute features plush banquettes, gilded accents, and sultry secret corners perfect for plotting. Rich jewel tones (obviously) reign supreme, while fun decorative details like vintage treasure chests, miniature vaults, and crystal decanter chandeliers provide the ideal backdrop for the immersive experiences and surprise secret performances that may pop up throughout the evening. In addition to boasting a private tasting room, Jewel Thief has equipped each table with a call button that immediately lights up a numbered vault above the bar, ensuring that every guest gets the VIP treatment. As for the cocktails? Expect cheeky sips like the Green Vault and Pink Panther, which pay homage to famous heists in history. Entering the subterranean spot may feel like stumbling upon an illegal speakeasy, but it'd be a crime not to check it out.

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House of Yes

House of Yes is a creative collective and nightlife performance space located in Bushwick, Brooklyn, that fuses dance culture, theatre, music, food, technology and community. Now in its third incarnation, the current space is open to the public during events and shows and focuses on programming that offers audience interaction and innovation in circus entertainment. House of Yes uses a variety of mediums to create nightlife-friendly interactive experiences for its patrons and is known for its glitter station, hot tub, open dancing platforms and activity stations that are based on the theme of the particular party. As a theatre and performance art space, the catalogue of shows range from immersive cinema screenings by Little Cinema, variety shows, House and Disco music dance parties, live music and interdisciplinary media productions. The far-reaching goal is "to create art that’s accessible and meaningful and a really good time too". House of Yes has been referred to as a "truly one- of-a-kind. From the crowd, to the production, to the theatrics, and even the restrooms."On any given night at a show here you might see punk bands and marching bands, aerialists and fire- eaters, deep-house DJs and live body-painters, contemporary burlesque acts and strippers, rowdy comedians and bizarre art installations. House of Yes shows are never for the faint-hearted or easily-offended. They are sexy, loud, raucous, bawdy, rude, daring, graceful, beautiful, hilarious, often at the same time. And audience participation–dancing, singing, partying, making out–is both encouraged and expected

2 Wyckoff Ave New York, NY 11237
Bushwick
Dress Code: Casual
$

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Hearsay

New York, NY - In the heart of the city's fashionable Meatpacking District, a new and exclusive nightclub is causing a sensation during New York Fashion Week. Hearsay, the brainchild of Italian hospitality connoisseurs Matteo Garzia and Alessandro Brioschi, nightlife luminary Richie Romero, and Rob Toma, founder of Brooklyn's Teksupport, made its dazzling debut over the Labor Day weekend. This secretive establishment is fast becoming the talk of the town among the fashion-forward elite. The allure of Hearsay lies not only in its carefully curated events but also in the mystery that shrouds its location. Unlike typical nightclubs that openly advertise their addresses, Hearsay has opted to keep its whereabouts under wraps. This decision has generated significant buzz, drawing in partygoers who revel in the thrill of the unknown. With a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system poised to host the world's best DJs in house and techno on any given night, Hearsay promises an unparalleled nightlife experience. Guests won't know who's spinning the tracks at Hearsay until they pass through the enigmatic entrance—an element of surprise that adds to the club's mystique. To mark its grand debut, Hearsay pulled out all the stops during the Labor Day weekend, hosting a series of invite-only DJ sets that left attendees with unforgettable memories. As New York Fashion Week unfolded, the club continued its winning streak by hosting an array of exclusive private events, solidifying its status as the go-to spot during this iconic week in the fashion calendar. Rumors claim Tobey Maguire, Cara Delevigne, A$AP Ferg, and Coi Leray were in attendance. As part of its spectacular opening weekend, Hearsay featured an electrifying performance by Dixon. Rising from his beginnings in Berlin's electronic music scene, Dixon has evolved into a visionary figure in the industry. He co-runs the renowned record label "Innervisions" alongside Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Rädle of Ȃme. In a city renowned for its vibrant nightlife, Hearsay is poised to become the ultimate destination for those seeking an unforgettable night out. With its concealed location, a visionary team of nightlife pioneers at the helm, and a lineup of exclusive events on the horizon, this hidden gem in the Meatpacking District is set to reignite the area's nightlife scene. Stay tuned for more updates as Hearsay takes New York City by storm.

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Silo Brooklyn

SILO, formerly known as Secret Loft, started as an underground party in a converted auto garage in Williamsburg in 2012. Over the years, as Secret Loft grew from an earnest experiment into a full-blown series with an energized following, so too did the vision, and SILO began to take shape. SILO opened in early 2023. We are currently open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10pm-4am and most Thursdays from 6pm to midnight.

90 Scott Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237, USA New York, NY 11237
Brooklyn
$

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Harbor Rooftop Club

Escape to the epitome of luxury at Harbor Night Club, NYC's newest rooftop lounge. Indulge in exclusivity with our floor-to-ceiling windows offering breathtaking Hudson River views. Savor the Good Life with premium table service and immerse in the vibes of top NYC DJs. Harbor NYC isn't just a venue; it's a deluxe experience, a haven of sophistication in the city's sky. Join us for an unparalleled rooftop adventure where every moment is a memory in the making.

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Superior Ingredients

Superior Ingredients is one of the most storied independent nightlife venues in the world – now evolved and reimagined – with two unique spaces known as The Roof and The Room. S.I. is dedicated to showcasing the vast and varied offerings of dance music from artists and DJs from around the globe. Built for NYC. Built by NYC. Dance on. The Roof is a 5,000 square foot, multi-level experience with beautiful and unobstructed views of the New York City skyline – the best place in the city to experience warmth, sound and sight. With multiple street-level entrances and a custom mosaic inlay paying homage to the space's history as a spice factory called Superior Ingredients, The Room is our premier split-level nightlife space. Subtly highlighting its industrial warehouse architecture from the late 1920s, all décor elements are authentic to the year in which it was built – giving us an Art Deco space with a contemporary twist.

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Little Sister Lounge

LITTLE SISTER LOUNGE Slip into the underground and dive into unknown pleasures. Dimly lit and velvet-laced, our intimate cocktail lounge is a sultry and seductive trip back to the heyday of the clandestine, cavern-like settings of East Village’s 1990s lounge scene. But the historical references go back even further to the 19th century, with a custom wallcovering depicting the neighborhood’s pastoral past. Wood-clad, barrel-vaulted ceilings are reminiscent of a hidden underground chamber where whiskey might have been stored in the bootlegger era. Cush banquettes, locally crafted vintage chandeliers, jewel-toned velvet sofas, a glowing copper DJ stand, and a mirrored-copper bar illuminated by an overhead bank of backlit whiskey bottles bring the seductive space to life. Under psychedelic lighting and in the midst of our scantily clad servers, a night at Little Sister is one you won’t soon forget. Little Sister, adjacent to Moxy East Village, is independently operated by Tao Group and is not affiliated with the hotel.

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Basement

Basement is a project by knockdown center that brings live events for electronic music lovers.

52-19 Flushing Ave Maspeth New York, NY 11378
Queens
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Public Records

Public Records is a multi-faceted music and social space built within a historic building on the Gowanus Canal featuring 3 rooms - a hi-fi record bar, an intimate performance space featuring live acts and DJs, and an all day vegan cafe and magazine shop.

233 Butler St New York, NY 11217
Boerum Hill
9 AM - 11 PM Tue, 9 AM - 12 AM Wed, 9 AM - 1 AM Thu, 9 AM - 4 AM Fri - Sat, 9 AM - 12 AM Sun
Dress Code: Strict
$$

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Knockdown Center

Knockdown Center is an art and performance space dedicated to cross-disciplinary projects and collaborations. Visit our century-old building for innovative and experimental programming in visual arts, performance, music and more.

52-19 Flushing Ave New York, NY 11378
Maspeth
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Virgo

VIRGO New York City Lounge, Nightclub Event Space. ... VIRGO a new revolution in New York City Nightlife. Although the appeal of a giant nightclub has always been a bit lost on us, we must admit there’s something about dancing to loud music surrounded by a horde of strangers that some New Yorkers absolutely adore—which is why we’re not surprised to hear about the opening of a new club in the heart of the Lower East Side. Dubbed Virgo, the 3,000-square-foot electronic music destination at 324 Grand Street by Orchard Street isn't only noteworthy because of its focus on deep house music, a genre that many New Yorkers think hasn't received as much attention as it deserves in recent years, but exciting because of its investment in a state-of-the-art sound system that was actually imported from the United Kingdom.

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The Sultan Room

The Sultan Room is a one-of-a-kind venue in Bushwick, Brooklyn that hosts live music, nightclub programming, multimedia use, and special events. We boast state-of-the-art lights and sound, a stage built for intimacy, a full bar, and generous green room facilities. We are committed to creating a safe and inclusive space for our community of artists and revelers. We do not tolerate acts of sexual harassment, aggression, racism, bigotry, or hatred of any kind. Our venue is fully ADA/Wheelchair accessible. We have an entry ramp, ADA bathrooms in each space, and an elevator for rooftop access.

234 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237, USA New York, NY 11237
Brooklyn
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Nublu

Nublu is more than just a club; it's a vibrant cultural hub in New York City's East Village. Founded by Swedish-Turkish saxophonist Ilhan Ersahin in 2002, it's a place where diverse musical genres collide and create a unique atmosphere.

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Elsewhere (Rooftop)

Elsewhere lives by an ethos of creative risk-taking, progressive music programming, respect for all people and art, and a desire to support and grow the communities that make it all possible. Elsewhere has multiple performance spaces, a large rooftop, a gallery, a loft café, and an outdoor courtyard, and operates a seasonal art program called Landscape.

599 Johnson Ave New York, NY 11237
East Williamsburg
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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The Blond

With arched windows facing Howard Street, the blond at 11 Howard welcomes guests to work, mingle, and relax. From light and open to sensual and inviting, the bar’s ambiance transforms throughout the day. the blond is a stylish place to kick off a night in New York as dark woods, subdued colors, low lighting, and gold accents lend a seductive edge to the space. The blond is open for bar service Monday – Saturday from 5pm to 10pm. Rotating cocktail lists are tailored to celebrate seasonal flavors. Bar-bites crafted by award-winning French fare restaurant LeCouCou assist in satisfying all possible cravings. Seating is first come, first serve with the exception of larger parties in excess of 15 guests for which reservations are recommended. Come 10pm guaranteed access to the blond is by means of reservation only. Nightly DJs spin an eclectic mix of dance-centric genres while two disco-balls are aglow with an inviting red light. The environment perpetuates a unique nightlife experience and a welcome departure from the norm.

11 Howard St New York, NY 10013
SoHo
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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Le Bain

Perched high atop the roof of the Standard Hotel in the Meat Packing district, Le Bain offers party goers fantastic views, and a hip downtown crowd. In the summer, Le Bain features an indoor hot tub (complete with vending machines in the bathroom selling $80 bathing suits) and one of the most spacious rooftops in NYC nightlife (with a crepe stand, in case you get hungry.) Le Bain is also quite large by NYC standards- consequently it is usually not too difficult to gain entry during the daytime (as long as you show up early). Le Bain is an exclusive venue. Only roups of mostly females stand a good chance of getting in. = The crowd at Le bain is comprised primarily of scenesters and hip- downtown creative types. Corporate types and upscale types often frequent the venue as well, but most of the time must commit to spend a minimum at the bar. The venue is also a favorite of fashionable models and upscale sophisticated types who come from The Boom Boom Room. which is across the hall.

444 W 13th St New York, NY 10014
Greenwich Village
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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The Delancey

The three level club is home to a downstairs music venue, main level bar, and the only all weather rooftop garden of its kind peering out onto the Manhattan side of the Williamsburg Bridge.

168 Delancey St New York, NY 10002
Lower East Side
5 PM - 4 AM
Dress Code: Strict
$$

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Gabriela

A blissful escape that brings us together. All are welcome here, unless they are unwelcoming. Have as much fun as possible, but never at anyone else’s expense. Come wearing Docs or Dolce - none of that will make a difference as long as the music is what brought you. If you’re here for the music then you’re here for the same reason we are. That’s what we dreamt up.

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H0l0

This Queens venue may seem unassuming in its plain-brick corner facade—but a balanced mix of local and international acts, combined with a no-frills DIY vibe, has made H0L0 a sure destination for music heads of all genres. Catch acts ranging from noisy techno (L.I.E.S. artist Vereker) to GQOM (DJ Lag) to U.K. dubstep and bass music (Loefah), as well as plenty of one-off live performances (Dave Harrington of Darkside).

1090 Wyckoff Ave, Ridgewood, NY 11385, USA New York, NY 11385
Bushwick
$

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The Stranger

The Stranger is a unique and enigmatic nightclub located in New York City. It's known for its eccentric atmosphere, immersive experiences, and unexpected performances. Unlike many other clubs, The Stranger maintains a low profile, adding to its allure.The venue is often described as a "secret nightclub" due to its discreet entrance and limited online presence.

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Elsewhere

599 Johnson Ave New York, NY 11237
East Williamsburg
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Nowadays

Nowadays is an outdoor performance venue and hangout spot from the team behind well-loved Brooklyn dance parties Mister Sunday and Mister Saturday Night, offering cold beer, fresh food, and communal, backyard vibes. Nowadays provides a relaxed, park-like setting for all-ages performance and play. The central feature of the garden is a padded, multi-use dance floor that accommodates hundreds of dancers on Sunday afternoons. A formal grid of honey locust trees surrounds the floor, offering filtered shade and a leafy canopy to relax beneath. Nowadays opened an listening bar inside called Indoors, which is situated on an industrial stretch of Cooper Avenue lined with auto repair shops. The 5,000-square-foot converted warehouse features an audiophile-approved custom sound system, fog machines and a polished marble bar that runs the length of the modern, minimalist space. Hypnotic blue strobes pulse on the hazy dance floor, where a strict no-cellphone policy is enforced. Indoors hosts niche listening events like Planetarium, where people are encouraged to bring pillows, blankets, and even sleeping bags to get cozy on the floor and listen to music in silence for five hours. Indoors also offers vinyl records for quiet listening, strategy board games, and even a class about Stranger Things taught by start-up Think Olio.

56-06 Cooper Ave New York, NY 11385
Bushwick
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Elsewhere (Zone One)

599 Johnson Ave New York, NY 11237
East Williamsburg
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Beauty and Essex

From the team behind The Stanton Social comes Beauty & Essex, a grand 10,000 square foot restaurant, bar, & lounge in the heart of the lower east side. The atmosphere of the space is both grand and intimate, moody and effervescent. Various rooms for lounging and dining unfold on two floors, like a large turn-of-the-century townhouse. Each room has its own unique elements that celebrate timeless jewelry designs and upscale jewelry stores. The cuisine, much like at the Stanton Social, is multi-ethnic in inspiration, casually elegant, and designed for sharing at the table among friends and family. Where the Stanton Social”s menu is Chef Chris Santos’ take on cocktail party classics and street foods from across the globe, Beauty & Essex is rooted in a bold bistro direction focusing on the reinvention of modern family style dining that is both whimsical and sophisticated.

146 Essex St New York, NY 10002
Lower East Side
5:00 PM - 1AM Mon-Fri, 11:30AM - 1AM Sat-Sun
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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Good Room

Good Room was built by music lovers for music lovers. Launched in 2014 by nightclub veterans, the space fuses the traditional Greenpoint bar scene with a club vibe. Good Room prides itself on being an open and inclusive space with plenty of room to dance and a big soundsystem. Month to month Good Room has parties with residents Kim Ann Foxman, Martyn, Quantic, Willie Burns, Justin Strauss & Billy Caldwell and Lloydski as well as resident parties FIXED, The Bunker and The Carry Nation.

98 Meserole Ave New York, NY 11222
Greenpoint
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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The Broadway

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Chelsea Room

Come celebrate the opening of NYC's newest night club Chelsea Room and the launch of Might As Well - a weekly showcase of house music by both local DJs and global names.

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EVOL

Evol nightclub, right in the heart of New York City. We offer a unique and unforgettable nightlife experience that you won't want to miss out on. Whether you're looking to host a private event, sing your heart out in our karaoke room, or soak up the vibes on our impressive 1000 sqft LED screen with top-of-the-line sound system, we've got you covered. So come on down and join us for a night of fun and entertainment that you won't forget anytime soon!

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Deluxx Fluxx

Where SOUND meets VISION. Deluxx Fluxx is an art space and night club located in New York’s East Village. Pound for pound - the best sound in New York City.

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Listen

Listen Brooklyn is a new nightlife locale located at 198 Randolph Street in Brooklyn, New York that offers a variety of entertainment ranging from DJs to live music, always with an emphasis on dancing.

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Aura57

Aura.57 also offers a private event space available day and night, providing flexibility for any event. This space can be customized and decorated according to the customer's needs, making it ideal for everything from corporate gatherings to intimate wedding receptions. Equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting, this room transforms to suit any event, promising both style and substance. Aura.57, situated on Manhattan’s renowned 57th Street, sets a new standard for nightlife sophistication. Blending the energy of a high-end club with the comfort of an upscale lounge, it offers a refined alternative to traditional nightclubs. With plush seating, warm ambient lighting, and sleek modern décor, Aura.57 creates an inviting atmosphere for both lively evenings and relaxed social gatherings. The menu features artfully crafted small plates, complemented by an exquisite selection of wines and premium spirits. Resident DJs curate a diverse music lineup, ensuring a vibrant yet approachable vibe tailored to a sophisticated audience. Aura.57 also boasts a versatile private event space available for both day and night occasions. Perfect for corporate events, weddings, or private parties, the space can be fully customized and comes equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Aura.57 is more than a nightclub—it’s a destination where Manhattan’s energy meets comfort and style, offering an unforgettable nightlife experience.

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Paul's Casablanca

As you approach 305 Spring Street in Soho, there is a neon-lit, green and red sign that reads “McGovern’s Tavern,”. It is a 100-year-old New York City landmark, guarded by two international flags – one from America and one from Morocco. Walk too fast and you might miss Paul Sevigny’s newest nightlife spot, Paul’s Casablanca. The venue is formerly known to night-life veterans as Sway Lounge, where Sevigny played his first Morrisey x Smith night and established an ongoing 14-year tradition. Enter into the nondescript building of Paul’s Casablanca and you’ll be transported into the luxe nightclub version of a Moroccan garden, keeping the same motifs as the previous tenant, telling the New York Times the only difference in the interior is “extreme cleanliness.” There are colorful mosaic tiles creating backsplashes for the sage banquettes. Pierced glass lanterns hanging from the ceiling. Horseshoe archways and handmade leather poufs. Bartenders wearing kaftans and djeballas – traditional North African clothing. A $20 dollar cocktail served with mint, green tea and vodka called The Casablanca. And, of course, a disco ball. Sevigny and his co-owners Brian McPeck, and Dominick D’Alleva are no strangers to the nightlife scene and have perfected the craft of throwing a party to remember. McPeck is the former frontman of the electro-punk band A.R.E. Weapon. D’Alleva is the former owner of the now-defunct Sway Lounge, known for the lowkey celeb and A-list DJ appearances. Sevigny (brother of the legendary cool girl Chloe Sevigny) is the former owner of cult West Village club Beatrice Inn, known for its impossible door, where everyone from Kate Moss to the Olsen twins, to Prince could be seen partying until about 2009. He’s also currently the owner of two LA nightclubs (Paul And Andre’s and Smoke and Mirrors) and Paul’s Cocktail Lounge at The Roxy Hotel. Paul’s Casablanca is a bit more luxe than Beatrice Inn and a bit more party-oriented than Paul’s Cocktail Lounge. But, the common denominator is that you’ll definitely have a good time whether it’s getting sweaty and body-rolling on the dance floor, or people watching the celebrities, influencers and fashion it-girls that frequent the space. So far, the SoHo spot has been a go-to for fashion week afterparties and had a launch party hosted by Purple Magazine. On regular nights, the music sets the mood, from hip-hop Thursdays with DJs like Mark Ronson and Q-Tip to Morrissey and Smith Sundays.

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Socialista

Socialista is a private, members and invite only experience, located in New York by Giuseppe Cipriani. Socialista is a representation of how the privileged pre-revolution Habaneros lived, a Caribbean playground, filled with the romance, excitement, music and flavors of the Cuban socialite culture.Inspired by the eclectic architecture of old Havana, the diverse interior combines colonial European influences with 20th century modernism. The design features French antiques and plantation style rattan furniture, covered in rich velvets and brocades, resembling a stately home that has stood still in Cuban History. A tribute to the Caribbean island's rich cocktail history, the menu will offer a mix of quintessential Cuban drinks and Socialista signatures.

376 W Broadway Fl 2 New York, NY 10012
SoHo
10:30 PM - 2 AM Thu - Sat
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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Jimmy SoHo

Set 18 stories high in Soho, the newly reimagined JIMMY is one of NYC's first and most beloved rooftops, and features one of the few outdoor pool decks in town. With decor inspired by Picasso's Blue period, JIMMY was created and is curated by David Rabin and Johnny Swet. The atmosphere is intimate and refined, with vintage and contemporary furniture and a working fireplace – all surrounded by 14’ windows with panoramic views of Midtown, Wall Street, the Hudson River, and the bridges spanning the East River. The music is cool and conversational-level, but heats up as the hour gets later on weekends. Unlike typical rooftop bars, JIMMY is a year-round destination. In colder months, guests gravitate towards the inside conversation pit – featuring blue and leather velvet modular furniture, sculptural stools, and an eclectic mix of tone-on-tone furniture. In warmer weather, the experience spills onto the roof deck, seamlessly going from daytime chaises to evening cocktail seating with unparalleled city views.

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Catch Rooftop

Nestled atop the building at 21 Ninth Avenue, CATCH Roof is a downtown destination for in-the-know New Yorkers, where panoramic views of the city skyline set the stage for an intimate experience, any time of year. A 3,000 square foot indoor/outdoor penthouse, wrapped with floor to ceiling windows and outfitted with rustic leather banquettes, has something for everyone any time of day, stay late to enjoy the nightlife scene at this notoriously trendy Meatpacking haunt. Crowd Type: Models, Downtown, Young Professionals Busy Nights: Monday, Friday, Saturday Good for: Cocktail Reception, Rooftop Parties, Date Night, Girls Night Out

21 9th Avenue New York, NY 10014
Meatpacking District
10:30 PM - 4 AM, Mon, Wed - Sat
Dress Code: Dress Shoes, Dress Shirts, Jackets, Jeans. NO: Athletic Gear, Khaki Shorts, Flip Flops, Ripped or Baggy Clothes, Sports Jerseys
$$$

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Bossa Nova Civic Club

Bossa Nova is New York’s coziest house and techno hangout. The modest 140-capacity bar sits beneath the rumbling subway overpass in Bushwick, Brooklyn’s hippest neighborhood. Depending on the night, you’re likely to hear industrial techno, live hardware sets or jacking house, usually served up by local artists. For those in search of a Monday night dance party, this is one of the only spots you’re likely to find in this part of the borough.

1271 Myrtle Ave New York, NY 11221
Bushwick
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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TBA Brooklyn

Located at 395 Wythe Ave on the corner of South 6th St. and Wythe Ave in the shadow of the Williamsburg Bridge, TBA is 2 blocks from the world famous Peter Luger's Steakhouse in the historic and red-hot Southside neighborhood of Williamsburg. Featuring a stunning 23 ft natural white oak handcrafted bar and matching 10 ft communal tables, TBA is a converted garage space with 20 foot ceilings and exposed brick and concrete. Sporting murals from internationally recognized street-artists on both facades, TBA features a top of the line Void Acoustics sound system, a custom designed lighting system and projection mapping, and has capacity for approximately 100 people. The venue is located within walking distance of both the J-M-Z and L subway stations and is a 5 minute taxi ride from lower Manhattan. Founded by veterans of New York's bar, club and underground party scene, TBA features top-flight electronic music from the best local DJs and promoters with the occasional international artist, all in a relaxed and intimate atmosphere. TBA has 4 beers on tap and numerous craft beers by the bottle as well as custom cocktails and excellent small-batch spirits. TBA also serves empanadas from Empanada Mama. The crowd is a true cross-section of NYC's nightlife culture where discerning and open minded professionals, artists, hipsters and foreign nationals enjoy a music and experience focused scene. TBA is "where the underground lives."

395 Wythe Ave New York, NY 11249
Williamsburg - South Side
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Jolene Sound Room

Jolene Sound Room is a retro-themed high-energy sound room in Brooklyn and Miami. Inspired by the fierceness and femininity of Dolly Parton, showcasing the best of local music culture and the global dance music circuit on a cutting-edge audio system.

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Sunset Park Rooftop

Our complex is the perfect set up to organize unforgettable parties. Bring your DJ or your favorite Band and turn it up. Brunch parties and nightlife welcome!

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Writing on the Wall

Writing On The Wall is a groovy longue and cocktail bar. It serves up fresh tropical bites, handmade cocktails, and groovy vibes. The best place to invite your friends for a party. Late celebrations will be unforgettable for you and your guests.

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Kind Regards

Celebrating the neighborhood's roots in music, we are located on Ludlow Street in the historic Lower East Side and feature a high-level music program. Our bi-level space features two unique areas for private events: an intimate, warm-light bar area upstairs and a colorful, disco-style basement.

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5th & Mad

5th& MAD located in Midtown Manhattan is a bar, restaurant and so much more. A bi-level space that lends itself perfectly to hosting events for groups of 10 to 600. They have two full-service bars. The 40-foot bar on the main floor marries the casual bar vibe that runs throughout with a casual dining experience while The Lobby bar on the mezzanine level is the perfect intimate gathering place for an after work catch up, pre-show cocktails, that secret rendezvous or a late night party.

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Mood Ring

The Place Under the silent shadows of the Myrtle Avenue elevated train, the bar stands out with its bright cobalt-painted exterior. Inside, a triangular bar is surrounded by a series of circular banquettes. Down a dark corridor, there are two gender-neutral bathrooms and what looks like a vintage arcade game but is actually an artwork guests can play. The back room serves as a modest dance floor on weekends. Mood Ring is a fun lounge for those in the Brooklyn to check out.

1260 Myrtle Ave New York, NY 11221
Bushwick
Sun - Wed 5pm - 2am, Thu - Sat 5pm - 4am
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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Gamehaus

Gamehaus is LIC’s newest two-floor indoor/outdoor sports bar and multi-functional event space nestled in the heart of Long Island City. Gamehaus features a dozen large-screen TVs and the largest LED video wall in LIC for your favorite live sports and pay-per-view events. Play popular arcade and table games while enjoying our wide variety of seasonal craft and local beers, cocktails, mocktails, and comfort food favorites.

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Sucker Punch

With our funky punch bowls, delicious food, high definition video wall and all things sports we strive to be your go to spot. We push the boundaries of cocktails and cuisine, create upbeat vibes through music, and celebrate all sports. Whether you are looking for a place to catch the game, after work drinks, enjoy dinner or host an event, Sucker Punch is the place for you.

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Polygon

Polygon is one of Brooklyn's primary after hours spots. Polygon BK theorizes on the joining of people from all walks of life together under one roof (and two rooftops) to enjoy in the polygon of life – art, music, food, culture. Philosophizing freedom of expression from the poly-imaginative - performers, musicians, artists, DJs, producers, and the surrounding community, Polygon BK is an eclectic labyrinth for music and entertainment. Located on the border of East Williamsburg and Bushwick, Brooklyn, this forward-thinking 5,400 sq ft space provides 360 degrees of sound and geometric design. Polygon is a space for the imagination to run free with a sleek, futuristic ambiance to make any event extraordinary. Two Funktion One sound-systems dress three DJ/live music areas - one main indoor dancefloor, the Polygon room, and two outdoor all-season roof decks for summer to winter entertaining. And the eccentricities don’t stop at club nights. With a full wrap-around bar, kitchen, and two outdoor spaces that can be used year-round, Polygon serves as the premier space for club nights, live bands, corporate events, art shows, weddings, and more.

299 Vandervoort Ave New York, NY 11211
East Williamsburg
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Strict
$

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The Orchard Room

Located in the heart of downtown Manhattan, The Orchard Room is the Lower East Side’s most exciting new bar & restaurant specializing in tasty Dim Sum bites featuring a handcrafted bar menu. House guests may enjoy their drinks nestled in one of our signature Alligator Green banquets, or from our heated outdoor bungalow–yes, our in-person DJ sets will be audible outside too. Please don't feed the monkeys.

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Elsewhere (Loft)

599 Johnson Ave New York, NY 11237
East Williamsburg
Varies depending on events
Dress Code: Casual
$$

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The Beach at Dream Downtown

The Beach at Dream Downtown is the perfect summertime escape. Spanning over 4,800 square feet, it is the ideal location to host a soiree, company cocktail party or daytime meeting. Even for a quick bite and drinks among friends. The Beach includes a glass-bottom pool, full-service bar, pool deck, sand beach, two private cabanas and over 50 chaise lounges. The indoor/outdoor café located adjacent to the pool features a casual all-day menu created by Executive Chef Michael Armstrong that pairs perfectly with a seasonal cocktail menu.

355 W 16th St New York, NY 10011
Chelsea
Dress Code: Pool Attire
$$

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Sky Room

Occupying the 33rd and 34th floor of the Fairfield Inn & Suites Times Square by Marriott and the Four Points Times Square by Sheraton, the bi-level ultra lounge transports guests to a high energy oasis atop 40th Street and offers five distinct spaces: the North Terrace with its retractable roof, the South Terrace with its private cabanas, the Times Square Lounge, the Cube Balcony, and the Candlelight Lounge. The North Terrace on the 34th floor provides a comfortable environment all year round with a fully retractable glass roof cover and panoramic glass walls, offering stunning views of the Times Square area. One standout highlight of the venue is the South Terrace on the top level, which features plush furniture and soothing ambient lighting amidst a lush landscape, set up to offer a luxurious space where guests can truly enjoy being in the heart of Manhattan, with views of the Hudson River and the Empire State Building.

New York, NY 10018
Times Square
Dress Code: Strict
$$$

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New York Clubs FAQ

What time does the headlining DJ usually start performing in New York clubs?

The headlining DJ will usually start performing around 12:00 AM.

How long do DJs play in New York?

The headlining DJ or artist usually plays a 1 to 2 hour set.

What is the dress code like at New York Clubs?

Guys can wear nice jeans and a form fitting plain t-shirt or a nice button down shirt. Girls can wear jeans or a comfortable but stylish dress if they prefer. Of course guys and girls can never go wrong with dressing up even more – there is no such thing as overdressing when it comes to clubs.

How can I get into New York Clubs for free?

Some New York Clubs have a free ladies guest list, and have a free even ratio guest list – free if you have the same number of girls (or more) in your party.

Keep in mind that many New York Clubs are more exclusive and require bottle service to get in. You can sign up for the guest list on our events page.