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Sleezy in the best possible way. A strip club that attracts as many women as men, books rock bands, and where people actually dance together at the same time without exchanging cash.
Financial district
96 Greenwich St.
(at Rector St.)
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5/10
Sometimes referred to as Barona or BOA, this relaxed dive across from Thompkins Park manages to remain low-key and neighborhoody despite snakeskin bar stools and ruby red lighting.
East Village
170 Ave. A
(At 11th St & Ave A)
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6/10
This shoebox sized pinup themed bar hosts frequent burlesque shows which you can enjoy with steak frittes thanks to delivery from nearby Schillers.
Lower East Side
106 Norfolk St.
(btwn 7th & 8th Ave)
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8/10
The sexy sophistication of black walls, bordello style tassled lamps, table top candles are given a gritty counter-point thanks to Budweiser tallboys and 2am-4am two for one special and most importantly a burlesque stage.
Prospect Heights
601 Vanderbilt Ave.
(at Bergen St)
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-/10
Aside from hosting an incredibly eclectic array of acts in its back room dinner theatre, The Cutting Room with it faux Louie the 14th furniture, tall ceilings and warm lighting, is also one of the best places to catch a drink in the Flatiron District.
Union Square/ Flatiron
19 W. 24th St.
(at 5th Ave.)
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-/10
An elegant space with enormous windows on a great corner is home to Red Hook's first $10 cocktail lounge. They serve three types of absinthe and selection of beers that extends to the truly unusual.
Red Hook
220 Conover St.
(at Coffey St.)
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-/10

A friendly and unpretentious cabaret bar leading the Burlesque revival in the LES.
Lower East Side
167 Orchard St.
(at Stanton St)
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8/10
East Williamsburg
426 Lorimer St.
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-/10
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