Best Nightlife in New York | Top Lounges, Clubs, Bars in New York

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You've decided where to go; now it's time to decide where to mix and mingle.

When the sun goes down is when things really heat up. From rooftop lounges to underground clubs, here's a look at the best nightlife New York has to offer.

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A60

A60 is the exclusive bar on the roof of the Sixty Thompson Hotel. The views and romantic candle-lit ambience here is reserved for hotel guests and members, giving this small crowd gorgeous views of the Manhattan skyline.read more

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Above Allen

High above Allen Street is the properly-named terrace lounge on the seventh floor of the Lower East Side Thompson Hotel.read more

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Apotheke

The coolness of a bar has been reduced to how hard it is to find, and that makes Apotheke the hottest ticket in town. Keep your wits about you as you wander through Chinatown, as the outside of this speakeasy just looks like an old noodle shop.read more

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Brooklyn

Clover Club

Clover Club began as a social and sipping club of fine journalists, and today welcomes everyone.read more

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Death & Co.

Proud owners of the best name in New York City nightlife, Death & Co. is a return to the old days when special care was taken in crafting each cocktail.read more

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Dram

With a handful of establishments to choose from in Williamsburg, Dram stands out as the place for a quiet drink in the afternoon or a rowdy cocktail latenight.read more

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Forum

Just one block from the tourists in Union Square is the haven of The Forum. It has elements of an upscale lounge and a high-end bar, pandering to anyone's taste and making it a great choice for celebrating with a group.read more

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Henry Public

Dedicated to a bygone era, but not bound by it, Henry Public is a testament to the history of Brooklyn-Whitman and its people.read more

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Hotel Delmano

There's no sign, just a globe light hanging above the unmarked entrance on a dark, residential strip of Berry Street. The Manhattan exclusivity meets you before you're even inside.read more

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LAVO

Only at LAVO can you feed your appetite for dancing, one of a kind cocktails, and good food. LAVO is comprised of two levels, the upper housing an elegant Italian bistro whereread more

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Little Branch

Little Branch comes from the same family of bars as Milk and Honey, but comes off a little more inviting.read more

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Madam Geneva

Madam Geneva is a cornucopia of cultures, as the dominant theme is the French-turned-British and back again control of colonies in Asia centuries ago.read more

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Mayahuel

Mayahuel is as good a place to start your night as it is to end it, with a full menu of authentic Mexican dishes giving way to an eclectic drink selection centered around tequila.read more

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Milk and Honey

Located on Manhattan's Lower East Side, Milk and Honey is an exclusive bar that quickly arose to 'must-see' status shortly after opening.read more

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Manhattan

Pacha NYC

A breath-taking four-story, 30,000 square foot Manhattan nightclub situated between the Hudson River and the Hell?s Kitchen district. The LED lighting and fully integrated video systems, as well as the moveable video screens in each roomread more

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Painkiller

While the islands of Manhattan and Tahiti may have very little in common, the city has welcomed the Painkiller tiki bar with open arms.read more

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PDT

Often referred to as a hot dog stand for grown-ups, PDT actually does have its roots here, as it is adjacent to the Crif Dogs space that has become local legend in the East Village.read more

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Pegu Club

Just as the sun comes up in SoHo the Pegu bartenders are already hard at work preparing their fresh-squeezed juices for the masses set to descend upon them at nightfall.read more

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Rose Bar

Rose Bar is possibly the most beautiful venue in all of Manhattan- and it wants its patrons to look the same way. Lounge in the parlour's decadent velvet loveseats and sofas while enjoying exotic crafted cocktails. Reservations- and your most fashionableread more

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Stay

The main focus at Stay is to get guests to obey the name on the sign and stick around to enjoy the experience.read more

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Tenjune

Tenjune is a massive nightclub that is home to three different areas, each with a distinctive vibe and crowd.read more

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Brooklyn

The Bell House

This haven for live music is a converted printing press warehouse, leaving plenty of space for two rooms of performances.read more

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The Mulberry Project

New Yorkers don't go to The Mulberry Project to choose something off the cocktail menu- they go so the staff of talented mixologists can make them something completely custom. Pick your spirit, pick your flavor and let the bartender do the rest.read more

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The Randolph at Broome

Part of growing nightlife scene in Nolita is The Randolph at Broome. This little bar is the size of a dive but has the menu of an upscale saloon.read more

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Thom Bar

One of the top spots for drinks downtown, where the smart and sexy dwell. The swank new interior features luxurious chocolate brown couches, a large site-specific mural by local artist Gonzalo Papantonakis, a candle-lit fireplace, and a little croc...read more

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