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Coffee, wine, desert bar, and performance space. Poetry, Jazz, and hip-hop in a low-key space.
Astoria
2314 Ditmars Blvd
(at 23rd St.)
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-/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
Below the generic Irish pub One and One is this generic, but popular dance space.
East Village
76 E. 1st St.
(at First Ave.)
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-/10
Behind the darkened windows and low profile exterior is a DJ bar and dance party. On Wednesday nights it boasts only lesbian party for miles in any direction.
Clinton Hill
297 Dekalb Ave.
(btwn Washington & Waverly)
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-/10
Awesome sound and slick looks draw the occasional A-List celebrity.
TriBeCa
285 W. Broadway
(at Canal St.)
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-/10
An amazing sound system a huge dance focused space and a no cologne, no earings, and no hair gel door policy has helped make Stereo one of the hottest and most fun clubs in the city.
Chelsea
555 W. 33rd St.
(near 11th Ave)
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-/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 minimalist dance and DJ focused club stays open til 4am 7 nights a week. It's crazy corny fun for a crowd way too busy bouncin' to bother with bottle service.
Chinatown
100 Lafayette St.
(at Walker St.)
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-/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
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