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Sleezy in the best possible way. A strip club that attracts as many women as men, books rock bands, and where people actually dance together at the same time without exchanging cash.
Financial district
96 Greenwich St.
(at Rector St.)
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5/10
Nightly house parties draw as diverse a crowd as you'll find anywhere in New York. Every age, sexuality, ethnicity, socio-economic group is represented the common denominator is a deep affection for music. This is a crowd that dances. On Saturday doors don’t open til 11pm, but they won't kick you out til noon Sunday.
Chelsea
150 Varick St
(At Vandam St)
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-/10
Good music, 3 rooms with 3 very different vibes, and a neighorhood crowd looking to get drunk and hook up.
East Village
112 Ave. A
(at 7th St.)
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7/10
To keep Culture club fresh they added this new 90s themed area upstairs. You can reserve a white Ford Bronco VIP room. Sweet.
SoHo/Little Italy

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A random sample of scenesters at this subterranean lounge, would reveal a mixed bag of Long Island refugees, art school drop outs, and goth high school students who can only pass with their siblings ID if they're in full makeup.
East Village
93 2nd Ave.
(btwn 5th & 6th St.)
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6/10
The reasonable Italian fare at this bat cave, is overshadowed by an enormously popular late night dancing scene where the sonic stylings of Justin Timberlake seem to be always on heavy rotation.
Lower East Side
122 Rivington St.
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5/10
Occupies a strange physical reality where its possible to pack more people than there are square feet in this tiny lounge and magically they're able find room to dance.
East Village
432 E. 13th St.
(btwn 1st & A)
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5/10
Small lounge with hookahs and dancing.
East Village
198 Avenue A
(btwn 12th & 13th St)
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-/10
Giant tri-level rock bar one-ups The Delancey.
Chinatown
105 Eldridge St.
(btwn Broome & Grand St)
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8/10
This clubbish Middle Eastern themed lounge makes the most of its railroad digs creating an atmosphere at times almost rivaling Le Souk's. Expect steep drink prices, a cover on weekends, and the usual velvet rope antics.
Greenwich Village
162 Bleecker St.
(btwn Sullivan & Thompson St)
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-/10
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