Le Bain is popular both amongst regular party-goers as well as celebrities, with its unique interior design making lounging both luxurious and fun. Le Bain, which translates to "bath" in French, is also popularly known for the plunge pool located on the dance floor during the summertime. Although extremely exclusive and often requiring invites to get in, those who manage to enter are rewarded with a beautiful view of the city from the rooftop and excellent service from professional bartenders mixing up great cocktails and concoctions.
Apothéke is a cocktail bar located in Chinatown. The bar is known for its mixology-inspired cocktails made with fresh ingredients and creative presentation. The bar has a vintage pharmacy-inspired décor with antique furniture, apothecary jars, and various scientific instruments. The cocktail menu is divided into categories such as Stimulants, Painkillers, and Aphrodisiacs, each containing unique drinks with inventive names. The bar also offers a "Doctor's Orders" menu where customers can describe their symptoms, and the bartender will make a custom "prescriptions" tailored to their needs. The bar has been recognized as one of the best cocktail bars in the world and has won numerous awards for its mixology.
Located on West 25th Street in New York City, the 40/40 Club offers a fusion of sports, entertainment, and luxury in an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and inviting. If you are a sports enthusiast, a connoisseur of fine dining, or simply looking for an upscale nightlife experience, the 40/40 Club is a must-visit premier destination that combines the excitement of sports with the elegance of a high-end lounge. The venue's interior exudes elegance with its sleek design, modern decor, and stylish furnishings. The space is tastefully adorned with sports memorabilia, luxurious accents, and high-end finishes, creating an ambiance that seamlessly combines sports and upscale entertainment. Comfortable leather couches, large high-definition screens, and a selection of sports memorabilia give the 40/40 Club an inviting environment. For the true sports fan, keep an ear to the bar to find out about exclusive events like signings and personal appearances by the creme de la creme of the sports world, including Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, and Jose Canseco.
This spacious, chic nightclub and bar caters to the stylish elite of New York, and the decor more than matches the crowd. Dance the night away under a sparkling chandelier, and go up the double staircase to explore the more intimate lounges. The energy levels are high, and the music flows generously, just like the drinks. Suave and inviting, this is one happening bar. Filled to the brim with models, dress to impress.
Dream Downtown is synonymous with luxury, style, and class, and PH-D Rooftop Lounge at Dream Downtown is no exception. Classically chic and sumptuous, this rooftop lounge is preferred by those who savor understated elegance and refined taste. Sprawled across 2900 square feet (270 square meters), this lounge offers a splendid unobstructed view of the celebrated New York skyline and incorporates a lot of greenery in its outdoor seating area creating a breezy and a laidback vibe. Decorated with comfortable couches enrobed in silken cloth, sparkling chandeliers, and luxurious marble finishing, patrons can revel in the atmospheric vibe while sipping on their inventive and potent cocktails. Whether you want to enjoy a relaxed evening out with friends or dance the night away, a visit to PH-D Rooftop Lounge turns out to be one of those nights that stays with you long after you've left.
This three-story club and lounge attracts the most hip and happening crowds in New York and is a great venue to host theme parties. There is a DJ most nights, playing fast and peppy songs to get the crowd grooving. The lounge on the first floor has a relaxed atmosphere and sleek wooden decor. The rooftop bar is the perfect place to enjoy the LES breeze and unwind after a hard day at work. The basement space hosts live band performances, and is frequented by 20-something music aficionados. It's definitely a great place to socialize and enjoy a drink with friends.
Sunny's Bar has been around for decades, a favorite of Red Hook locals and even some Manhattanites who travel to Brooklyn. The place is your typical neighborhood dive bar, without any frills. The drinks are cheap, the décor unpretentious with knick-knacks collected over the years on display. The place is swarming with friendly faces, young and old. A bar with high stools set at the counter greets visitors who can pick from a list of beers, wines, and other options. Live bands also perform here regularly.
Small, cosy and understated, Bill's Place is an old-school speakeasy straight out of the prohibition era. This legendary bar has been graced by the likes of Billie Holiday, Fats Waller and Willie “the Lion” Smith, and continues to host jazz performances even today. Enriched by a colorful past and roaringly popular even today, Bill's is a great place to enjoy some excellent jazz. Known as Harlem's Jazz King, Bill Saxton performs here regularly alongside guest performances by some of the industry's very best. The bar only serves soda and water, however guests are welcome to bring along their own drinks and snacks. Reservations are highly recommended.
A striking balustrade, a lined carpet, warm color tones, mood-enhancing lightning, and an inviting ambiance greet patrons at the Carnegie Club. It is a grand Gothic setting for one of the best jazz performances in New York. Located a short walk from the Theater District, this establishment is an elegant place to lounge over wine, cigars, live music, and leather-bound publications arranged in hand-carved bookcases. Relax beside the stone fireplace or climb to the mezzanine level for a quiet evening. This establishment is also a coveted event location for up to 175 guests.
Come for the whiskey, but stay for more whiskey. Located in the Lower East Side, which was once known as the "whiskey ward," this bar prides itself on its wide selection of strong and flavorful bourbons, scotches, and other whiskeys. Happy Hour is 5-8p every day except Sunday and features USD15 sangria pitchers and USD4 well drinks and draft beers. There are also daily drink specials such as a beer and a call shot for USD7. Though its not exactly a dive bar, there is a jukebox and pool table, which makes The Whiskey Ward a favorable place to spend the night and grab drinks.