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EXPLORE NYC | | | | | | | 289 10th Ave
New York,
NY
10001
646-473-0202 | | | | | Description: CHELSEA. "Exclusive" barely hints at what this chic ultra-lounge is all about. Sleek yet classy, refined yet sexy, Marquee's evocative layout is truly a piece of art unto itself: vaulted ceilings, a "wishbone" staircase that leads to the VIP area upstairs, pendant fixtures, a grand "disco" chandelier, and a dance floor flanked by comfortable banquettes. Gaining admittance can be quite a feat on certain nights, so be sure to dress your best and bring along a few pretty faces. TRAIN: C, E to 23rd St
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| 17 Thompson St
New York,
NY
10013
212-343-0828 | | | | | Description: SOHO. This smart looking dance hall, named after William Burroughs's famous book, is a good place to spot the occasional celeb. Conspicuously located on the corner of Thompson and Grand, the Naked Lunch is one of SoHo's favorite places to do the salsa, and dance to great 80s tunes on the weekends. After work, it's not uncommon to see a few business types here, waiting for the party to start and tossing back a cold brew. If you don't mind gawkers, you're welcome to start shaking your booty early. TRAIN: 1, 9, A, C, E to Canal St
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| 204 Varick St
New York,
NY
10014
212-243-4940 | | | | | Description: SOHO. This Latin American dance club, whose abbreviation stands for Sounds of Brazil, is located just on the fringe of SoHo and the West Village. A popular place to shake your money maker, S.O.B.'s is also a good place to hear great live music ranging from reggae and Afropop to samba and Latin R & B. Recent acts have included Brand Nubian, Erykah Badu, and Blackalicious. Patrons love to spend all night here, and who could blame them? The tasty island drinks, the beautiful scenery and the great music make this place hard to leave even if it is early in the morning! Closing hours vary. TRAIN: 1, 9 to Houston St
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| Swing 46 Jazz and Supper Club349 W 46th St
New York,
NY
10036
212-262-9554 | | | | | Description: HELL'S KITCHEN. The newest dance craze has taken hold at the hippest club located on Restaurant Row. Be ready to dance all night to a live swing band or participate in a free swing lesson, offered nightly. Or bring your tap shoes and dance on Sunday's with Dr. Buster Brown. You will find all ages in this classy 1940s-style club. TRAIN: A, C, E to 42nd St
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| The Blue Lounge at Gonzalez y Gonzalez625 Broadway
New York,
NY
10012
212-473-8787 | | | | | Description: NOHO. Gonzalez y Gonzalez is restaurant by day and a swinging Blue Lounge by night -Wednesday-Saturday nights that is. This dance house serves up great Latin music as well as traditional Mexican dishes. No cover charge, but plan on wearing your best togs as stylish apparel is the norm. Although well dressed, these Latin dancers are pretty low on attitude, so its great fun for all. TRAIN: 6 to Bleeker St; B, D, F, Q to Broadway-Lafayette St
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| 1567 Broadway
New York,
NY
10036
212-930-7400 | | | | | Description: THEATRE DISTRICT. Hidden under Times Square's exclusive W Hotel, the Whiskey's unique combination of fashion-conscious clientele and über-sexy staff make this hotel bar a must for those who fancy themselves part of the cool crowd. Pulsating dance beats, driven by some of NYC's top DJs, help the place maintain its hip vibe. Not surprisingly, the Whiskey tends to get loud as the evening wears on here, it tends to wear on late into the night. TRAIN: 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, N, Q, R, S, W to Times Square-42nd St
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| 205 Chrystie St
New York,
NY
10002
212-477-6688 | | | | | Description: LOWER EAST SIDE. If you're a fan of Warhol, this spot on the Lower East Side is a must. Indeed, the foil-covered walls, a freight elevator entrance and scores of beautiful patrons do their best to recall the heyday of the legendary Factory. Adding to the place's kitsch quality are their potent potables, most of which are named after streets on the LES. As for dancing, if you're so inclined And at this hour, who isn't? just head downstairs, where the talented DJs work the late night crowd into a frenzy with their awesome mix of disco and house beats. TRAIN: J, M, Z to Bowery
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| 268 W 47th St
New York,
NY
10036
212-398-3800 | | | | | Description: THEATRE DISTRICT. Beautiful people mingle, order expensive drinks and dance among hundreds of others in this hip club. Music spun by a DJ throbs wildly as patrons strain to hear each other. A happening place to watch people and have a great time. Among the famous seen here are Bruce Springsteen, Elton John, Michael Bolton, Stevie Wonder and David Bowie. There's also top floor indoor-outdoor terrace, which accommodates 500 people. On-site ATM. TRAIN: C, E to 50th St
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| 18 Little W 12th St
New York,
NY
10014
212-645-5700 | | | | | Description: MEATPACKING DISTRICT. One of the city's top clubs regardless of who's keeping score, the place "where house music lives" is indeed a primo spot to be in the Meatpacking District once the midnight hours roll in. The music an innovative, global montage of everything from Afro-Latin and soul to techno and nu jazz is a big draw, of course. The scene (sexy decor, a sunken dance floor, and cozy brown and beige banquettes) generates a fair amount of its own buzz... as does the beautiful, 20-something clientele. TRAIN: A, C, E, 1, 2, 3 to 14th St; L to 8th Ave
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| 140 2nd Ave
New York,
NY
10003
212-924-7077 | | | | | Description: EAST VILLAGE. La Belle Epoque presents Argentine Tango and Latin Music dance events. Ever popular are the on-going Fridays Tango Club. All day the sounds of live music and the visual dance shows with optional dinner, create an atmosphere for all the senses.
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