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Browse the top bars, clubs and nightlife in New York. Read reviews of bars and clubs in New York or writing your own review for nightlife in New York. All New York nightlife reviews are contributed by fellow travelers, giving you a unique perspective on bars and clubs in New York, for both foreigners and locals alike.
#1 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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Nyl says:
This place is wonderful but not many people know about it. On rooftop of the 14-story La Quinta Inn (which has a great history), it offers a fantastic view of the Empire State Building.
Even though the place is quite small and simple, it's has a lot to offer, like the delivery menus of all the K...
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#2 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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almacorona says:
The theater is located at 253 W. 125th Street in Harlem in what is now one of the best-known black neighborhoods in New York City and probably the country.
The Apollo grew to prominence during the Harlem Renaissance before the second World war years. In 1934, it introduced its regular Amateur Night...
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#3 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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NYC_Sole says:
From the creators of De La Guarda comes a brand new original work: FUERZABRUTA…
My friend’s took me to see the show this past weekend and I had an Awesome time!!! It’s a seventy minute interactive off Broadway show.
If you’re into visual arts and electronic music, you’ll be very sat...
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#4 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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jtumminia says:
If she's turning 21 you may enjoy bar hopping in the village on MacDougal Street near Bleecker Street. There are some rowdy bars there with a young NYU crowd - and the drinks are not expensive. For a cheap, funky place to eat, try Yaffa Cafe on St. Marks (8th Street) between 1st Ave. and Ave. A in...
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#5 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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mewzak says:
The TB meetup, organized by Jeff, Tasha, and Deb, was held at The Delancey. We had the rooftop reserved just for our group for a few hours with an open bar. The TravBuddy meetup definitely had at LEAST 60 people in the house - it was so much fun! The place was awesome - there were potted trees and p...
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#6 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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brandonbouy says:
hip lounge that nobody really knows about is at the mandarin oriental hotel on the 35th floor. it overlooks columbus circle and central park. great cocktail menu, sweet staff and a killer view....chic crowd....I met Usher there about 6 weeks ago.
for more of a downtown vibe, the meatpacking dist...
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#7 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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lparisya says:
World's Largest Game of Beer Pong™
5,000 Cups. 400 People. 6 Kegs. I Epic Game
Manhattan events: hosted by the M1-5 Lounge in NYC. 52 W Walker St. Check out: www.m1-5.com
Okay, so we've all heard of beer pong... if not, it's a game where two teams attempt to throw a ping po...
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#8 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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jmaxiv says:
For the night, I'd recommend "Geisha" for dinner. It's in Mid-town and is a great place to start the evening if you like sushi. It's expensive, but since it's a b-day very appropriate. The vibe in this place is unbelievable. Sit in the lounge area and you can meet new people. Or if you want more qui...
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#9 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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Nyl says:
To be honest, I didn't have much interest in this show (though I'm a big fan of Broadway musical and ballet). The show received rave reviews from every major magazines and marks the Broadway directorial debut of Tony Award-winning choreographer Jerry Mitchell and Laura Bell Bundy as Elle Woods(I'm a...
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#10 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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oldschoolbill says:
The Blarney Stone
340 9th Av
Chelsea
New York , New York
If you are looking for a sports bar, or an Upscale Drink Emporium do
not enter this old style drinking establishment.
I thought I would find Archie Bunker seating at the end of the bar.
The gentleman who was in a deep stat...
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#11 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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michelle080 says:
I saw the new production of Tennesse Williams's classic Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, cast for the first time with an African-American cast. It was stellar, to say the least. Anika Noni Rose shines as the frustrated wife of football hero Brick played by Terrance Howard. James Earl Jones and Phylicia Ras...
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#12 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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oldschoolbill says:
574 9th Av. #7
NYC 10036
212-244-4408
Just an Old School Bar nothing fancy, a place to go to for the reasons
people have been going to bars since day one, to get a drink, have a
bit of talk or not with friends & or strangers.
Ran into a business man playing hooky from work, had a couple of ...
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#13 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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tmohen says:
You won't find this in Zagats (don't know why), but Park Blue is a very cool and sophisticated night spot. It's more of a cross between a French wine bar and a tapas bar; with cool people, small highboy tables and brazilian jazz. Either at a table or the bar you can order wine from a menu of about...
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#14 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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mewzak says:
The Lion King is one of the most astounding broadway shows I've ever seen! I loved the movie, and have always wanted to see it on Broadway. When I finally got tickets (I bought my family tickets for Christmas), I was completely blown away! Everyone loved the show - the costumes were brilliant, the a...
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#15 of 50 nightlife & entertainment in New York
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jennjeff1 says:
The Majestic Theatre on Broadway in New York City has housed The Phantom of the Opera since it opened on 26 January 1988. Since then they have produced more than 8,000 performances and now exceeds Cats as the longest-running production in Broadway history.
No wonder Phantom has been around so lo...
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