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Every new club makes a claim to the crown - the most lavish, most exclusive, celeb heavy scene in NYC. Investors need to believe it. Promoters need to sell it. And the punters need to feel they got their bottle money's worth. The thing with 1 Oak is it might just have the chops to make the hype a reality.
Chelsea
453 W. 17th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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-/10
Depending on which definition of cool you subscribe too, the Whiskey either approaches the pinacle or falls far short. The design team was top notch - everything shimmers or shines or glows. The crowd looks great. The dress code is strictly enforced. Hair wax is mandatory for men, women must either support their bosoms in a water bra or wear no bra at all. However, the fault line appears when you realize that the bar and its patrons are all trying very, very hard. And isn't that by definition the antithesis of cool?
Midtown West
1567 Broadway
(at 47th St.)
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-/10
Candle light, dark wood and crimson walls set the tone for this sexy spacious lounge. And with nightly live music, a consistent kitchen, and a full menu it's no surprise that Prohibition is one of the most popular lounges on the UWS.
Upper West Side
503 Columbus Ave.
(btwn 84th & 85th St.)
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9/10
Bombay themed club/lounge offers generic beats, bottle service and little else to a demographic of mostly Indian corporatophiles.
Chelsea
116 10th Ave.
(at 17th St.)
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8/10
Behind a smoked glass door just past Merkato 55 (you'll spot it by the bouncer standing outside). Head down the stairs, through the kitchen, and into into the door marked private. If all that makes you feel important than you're not alone. Take a look around. Pretense is the name of the game here.
MeatPacking District
55 Gansevoort St.
(btwn Greenwich & Washington Ave.)
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-/10
A small Morrocan lounge beneath the bistro Jacques.
NoLita
20 Prince St.
(btwn Elizabeth & Mott)
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-/10
A converted synagogue is now home to one of the most unique bars in the city. A hexagonal bar, stained glass, and a friggin tree right in the middle of the place make for an interesting cocktail spot to say the least.
Boerum Hill
368 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Hoyt & Bond St.)
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5/10
$7 bottle beers, velvet rope roof access, overrun by UES and BT posers. Whatever appeal this place once had has evaporated.
Lower East Side
168 Delancey St.
(btwn Clinton and Attorney)
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6/10
Upper West Side
10 Columbus Circle
(btwn 58th & 60th)
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-/10
Greenwich Village
12 E. 12th St.
(btwn 5th & University)
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-/10
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