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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
An absurdly expensive, uneven, imitation wine cellar replete with vaulted ceilings and wrought iron chandeliers. To get there head toward the front desk, turn left, and then look for the clipboard wielding doorman.
Chelsea
40 W. 40th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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4/10
An 8,000 SF club with bottle service, dancing and VIP lounges in Astoria?
Astoria
49-09 25th Ave.
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-/10
After an hour in line, bribing the bouncer, dropping $350 on a bottle, and then sitting in a cramped space watching girls teeter on high heels on the famed "runway" you can either tell your friends that your night out in NYC was a complete disaster or tell them "That shit was off the hook dude!" This club is almost entirely populated by the friends of people who chose the later.
Rose Hill
4 E. 28th St.
(btwn 5th & Madison Ave.)
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-/10
A totally new and never before seen in New York club concept. Pair a top 40s set list with an unremarkable décor, set up a velvet rope and create an artificial line when the club is empty, then charge a $20 cover.
Union Square/ Flatiron
28 W. 20th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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-/10
A sleepy Chinatown alley far from the beaten nightlife trail is home to this dimly lit and richly appointed bar as apothecary.
Chinatown
9 Doyer St.
(btwn Bowery & Pell St.)
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1/10
A marketing blitz has brought out the weekend hordes to this former M bar space. Velvet ropes, lists at the door, and hundreds of people with nothing in common except for the fact they like going to newly opened bars.
NoLita
349 Broome St.
(btwn Bowery & Elizabeth)
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-/10
A café, bookstore, gallery space, and full bar make for a lively and sorely needed day time gay hangout in the East Village. At night there's a busy schedule of readings, film screenings, and dance performances.
East Village
200 Ave. A
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-/10
Union Square/ Flatiron
6 W. 25th St.
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-/10
Union Square/ Flatiron
33 W. 24th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave)
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-/10
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