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Judging by the décor and drink prices you could be at an A list bottle-service club in Manhattan, but the crowd here is all Brooklyn. When it's on, the scene is like no other, unfortunately the DJ and crowd can be hit or miss depending on the night. |
DUMBO 46 Washington Ave.
(btwn Park & Flushing Ave)
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It's 18 to party and 21 to drink at Times Square's only Latin Gay bar. |
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Hip-hop and latin nights, shot girls in tank tops, and a smoking hot singles scene. Hit up the Hypnotiq, slam some Gold Schlager and find someone to grind up against. |
Upper East Side 1487 1st Ave.
(btwn 77th & 78th)
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Formerly the popular hip-hop and jazz club Nell's, then the flash in the pan club NA, and now Plumm a members, reservations VIP Plumm colored club backed by such NYC nighlife luminaries as old kid on the block Joey McIntyre. |
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Finally Williamsburg has something it desperately needed: good dancing. Hugs feels like a European underground club, sans the awkwardness of being nineteen and speaking no Slovak. With great seating, great lighting, and ski-ball, Hugs offers nothing more than a good time. The music can be hit or miss, but all else is delivered effortlessly. |
Williamsburg North Side 108 N. 6th
(btwn Berry & Wythe St)
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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. |
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Enjoy the cheap beer and free hots dogs as you play around of ski-ball at this tri-level carnival themed bar. Formerly known as Lulu's nothing has changed but the name. |
Greenpoint 113 Franklin St.
(at Greenpoint Ave.)
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DJ lounge in the former Climax space. |
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Dancing, live latin music, tiki huts, and a jaw dropping sunset over the hudson. Hard to argue with really. |
Central Harlem 348 Dyckman St.
(at the Hudson River)
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College kids flock in droves to this Asian fusion restaurant turned late night no cover dance club. |
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