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A huge outdoor space by the Gowanus canal hosts a range of dance friendly live music and DJ events that attract hipsters, neighborhood locals, families, gays, straights, and every in between. |
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A giant multi-level dance space from the owner of Webster Hall. A location convenient to Penn Station is handy for those who choose to take the train into the city rather than drive. |
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A club for people who like music and want to dance. No pretense, no attitude, and DJ's who take their job more seriously than themselves. |
SoHo/Little Italy 150 Varick St.
(at Vandam St.)
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A big popular Upper East side bar with a space for dancing in the back where guys with untucked collared shirts flail about to radio hits from the early 90s. |
Upper East Side 1584 York Ave.
(btwn 83rd & 84th St.)
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A bi-level sports, beer, and miserbale DJ bar. A decent place to watch the game - drinks are reasonably priced and booths have personal flat screens. On weekend nights the scene is ugly. We're talking clasic Bon Jovi and Apple Pucker shots ugly. |
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6/10 |
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A 15,000 SF club in the Radisson Hotel basement ckub draws huge crowds with Latin music and Asian décor. |
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80s music and a location convenient to the Holland tunnel bring in a crowd of Jersey kids who were just a glimmer in their parents Apple Pucker martini when many of these tunes were getting radio play. |
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7/10 |
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$2 gets you a dance with your choice of partner. Seriously. |
Jackson Heights 7312 Roosevelt Ave.
(btwn 73rd St. and Broadway)
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