New York City - Nightlife

This huge disco is famous throughout the USA. Spread over five floors, four DJs and additional live events... really get the party going. more

The former gas station is still a popular meeting point, especially in the summer. After all, you can... sip on your, admittedly not so cheap, cocktail in the big beautiful garden. The garden is roofed in the winter and heated. more

Every day literary critics, writers, actors and intellectuals met for the "Round Table" at the Algonquin... Hotel in the 1920s. Even today the Blue Bar still draws in the intellectual and cultural elite of New York, who come to relax and have a drink. more

The Bowery Ballroom is a former theater in neo-classical style. Pop, rock or hip hop artists like David... Byrne or Stereo MC's perform in this unique ambience. There is also a cozy lounge to chill. more

The Greenhouse is the first club in New York that was made completely out of recycled or recyclable materials.... Live music Mondays, the rest of the time DJs perform. The decoration is remarkable: 5,000 crystals hang from the ceiling and landscape paintings adorn the glass bar. more

For centuries, fans of alternative and traditional jazz music have been meeting at the Knitting Factory.... Rock and pop concerts also take place. The venue moved from Leonard Street to Brooklyn in 2009. more

The Sullivan Room has committed itself entirely to the underground scene of electronic music and also... offers rookie Djs the chance to prove themselves. However, only as of 1 am does the club start getting crowded. more

Basement atmosphere dominates one of the most popular neighborhood bars in East Chinatown. Red leather... sofas, brick walls, billiards and an aquarium are part of the ambience. Music ranges from funk, soul, jazz to Harlem swing of the 1930s. more

For more than 50 years, the Bemelmans Bar with its stylish Art Deco atmosphere has been drawing in politicians... and celebrities. It is especially romantic on the weekends when a musician plays the piano (live music at 5.30 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm and 0.30 pm.) more