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Votive candles, exposed brick, leather couches, and a working fireplace creates a rustic, living room aesthetic. Throw in stunning European waitresses and a vast selection of single malt scotches and you've got one of the best lounges in Murray Hill.
Murray Hill
329 Lexington Ave.
(at 39th St.)
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4/10
This tiny lounge dressed up to the nines in South Beach chic achieves a dizzying nose to the sky level of pretension. It's almost worth the door hassle and a $16 cocktail for a zebra print seat to snear at it all from.
Chelsea
515 W. 27th St.
(btwn 10th & 11th Ave.)
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-/10
This mega-oppulent bi-level lounge in the former Pink Elephant space features a 24kt gold plated DJ booth, fur banquettes, and walnut and leather paneling.
West Village
73 8th Ave.
(btwn 13th & 14th St.)
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-/10
This huge historic ballroom smack in the middle of NYU hosts a variety of events from live music to cabaret acts, but on weekends its all about dancing and clubbing and it's the lack exclusivity that's the draw.
NoHo
125 E. 11th St.
(btwn 3rd & 4th Ave.)
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8/10
This beautiful, elegant space on the roof of the Grammercy Park Hotel feels more like a home in architectural digest than a hotel bar. Hotel guests only.
Grammercy
2 Lexington Ave.
(at 21st St.)
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-/10
This 12,000SF space was formerly Temple and then T Nightclub. It's latest incarnation is Touch. It's big, it's purple, it has a full dance floor, and the bar changes color when you touch it.
Midtown West
240 W. 52nd St
(Broadway & 8th Ave)
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6/10
The trendy décor of this bi-level lounge is a departure from the frat bars that populate this stretch of 2nd Avenue, but the crowd and the music fit right in.
Midtown East
986 2nd Ave.
(at 52nd St.)
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-/10
The space is almost above reproach. A restaurant, bar, lounge all decked to the nines with Arabian flair. There's even a game room with a pool table, poker board, and a PS3. Unfortunately enjoyment of it requires the mental exercise of blocking out the Hamptons mate or die crowd, and forgeting you're drinking a $9 Corona.
Midtown East
137 E. 55th St.
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-/10
The nightclub Eugene has been rechristened The Madison (bar area) and Gypsy Tea (club area). The club is heavily promoted, and as a result the crowd can range from B to D list depending on the night. Cover is $20-$30. And there's the usual velvet rope "Who do you know?" nonsense.
Union Square/ Flatiron
27 W. 24th St.
(btwn 6th & Broadway)
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-/10
The most severe door in the city doesn't waste time trying to sum up your cool factor with a moments glance. Instead they require only that women be very young and very thin, and that men have exceptionally nice shoes, haircuts and cuff links. There are few venues short of a brothel where the exchange of wealth for youth feels more contrived.
Chelsea
289 10th Ave.
(at 27th St.)
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5/10
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