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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. |
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This disco balled bedecked trading floor serves as prime broker for the exchange of hard cash for exclusivity and exclusivity for the time and attention of beautiful, young, skinny, white girls. If you have either currency in excess this is the place to make a deal. |
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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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There's plenty of flesh on display at this Brazilian churrascaria from the owner's of Le Souk. A $35 prix fixe gets you all the meat you can eat. And a few pitchers of sangria and a bit of dancing just might get you a hottie from the table nearby. |
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There is no door more exclusive and no shows more outrageous than the ones at this intimate vintage theatre. |
Lower East Side 189 Chrystie St.
(at Stanton & Rivington St.)
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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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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. |
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The log cabin gone 80's glam décor works surprisingly well is still struggling to find its crowd which can vary wildly from night to night. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 37 W. 17th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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The legendary Bulgarian bar with dancing has reopened on Ludlow street. There's nowhere else quite like it. |
Lower East Side 113 Ludlow St.
(btwn Delancey & Rivington)
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The best garden bar in Clinton Hill. |
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