Experience the best of two cultures, Ancient Egypt w/ a Japanese twist. That's exactly what you'll find at Moomia Lounge in Soho NYC. Come and enjoy their Japanese cuisine or try their special Moomia drinks. Dance till you drop at their dance parties where you always find the hottest house mixes to groove to.

Great Manhattan Skyline view, Top of the line Women/Men. No long hassling lines. Just great food and drinks, on a fabulous rooftop garden and fully enclosed Penthouse Lounge/Bar. 230-Fifth has a worldwide recognition as being one of New York's best nightlife spots.

Katwalk is one of the newest, hottest bars located in the heart of the Fashion District. The music is bumping, the food is slammin' and the atmosphere is great. Come and enjoy their open bars Monday-Thursdays 6-8pm, or relax in their beautifully decorated private lounges.

The upstairs bar and lounge glows in shades of red, with the velvet draping and the low lighting adding to the sexy air. Another party rages just down the mirrored stairs. The cave-like basement room has a separate DJ and bar, with tight seating. The velvet rope seems mere formality most nights and doesn't deter the young, diverse clientele.

Santos Party House is a two-level, 8,000 sq. foot music venue, centrally located in downtown New York City, straddling Chinatown and Tribeca. Blurring the lines between music and art culture, the venue is designed to function as a concert hall, dance club, and lounge.

The Fish is a source you can trust for exposure to visionary work, people of character, and a consistently dynamic environment. Le poisson rouge strives to be more than the sum of it's parts, more than the events themselves. At our place, you'll never be given the boot after a show; we stay open. If you don't have a ticket (for shows) or cover (for cabaret nights) the bar is always open and it belongs to you. You will hear and see shit you've ...

Velvet ropes would not suffice to guard this alcove of unadulterated bling--instead, the glamour-thirsty who trek to Little Italy are confronted by gold chains at the door. The gilded design philosophy continues inside, where hundreds of gold-painted human skulls adorn the walls and smaller gold chains drape from the ceiling to form a sheath separating the front area, featuring throne-like chairs, from the booths and tables (custom-made to look ...

Not so secret anymore, this gem of a bar in the Meatpacking District is hidden behind a couple of completely unmarked apartment building doors. Once you're inside, savor the sweet digs, decorated in subtly striped wallpaper and sleek hideaway furnishings--including a white wraparound banquette in the small side room and a handsome bed. Settle in with a drink (the Pimm's Cup with a cucumber slice is a good choice), select from among several types ...