The 1,500-sq. foot terrace sets the tone for cocktails and conversations — and you might just find yourself chatting up Cameron Diaz or Robert Pattinson, if dreams really do come true.
Full of knickknacks (and one arresting disembodied horse head), this underground dance club is filled with students and after-work hipsters looking to hit the dance floor and let loose.
Burlesque, burners, human circus vibes, sparkles, unicorns, disco. You won't be disappointed
Soul night is amazing. It says nightclub but it's more like a dive bar with a big back room where there's a slightly lifted stage area for the musician/DJ. No stress
Um, HELLO? what could be better than a rooftop bar with amazing dj's, a pool packed w/scantily clad beautiful people, and CREPES!!??
This is a no-judgement zone when it comes to dancing. And there will be dancing, guaranteed!
One of the few spots left in NYC that has not succumbed to a commercial scene. There's no shortage of cool kids and celebrity DJs stay in rotation, so don't think you can just walk up to the door. Read more.
When Marquee opened its doors in 2003, it made a dramatic entrance: lining its banquettes and filling its dance floors with the city’s most gorgeous crowds. Eight years later? They still got it.
The sister restaurant to Tao, this clubby spot has a dance club downstairs, and serves an intense one-pound Wagyu-blend meatball upstairs. Read more.
One of the best places to be if you're into hip hop music. DJs are of quality and really understand the importance of maintaining beats and counts.
