Open for outdoor dining only

If you want a relaxed nightclub experience, then you need to get to Magic Hour club in New York. It is New York City's largest indoor and outdoor all season rooftop club, bar, and lounge. Located in the Moxy Hotels building, 18 floors up, Magic Hour is split into five different environments. The giant animal girls outside are great fun. They are topiary animals cut into fun and suggestive positions, in case there was any doubt in your mind that you were attending an adult oriented venue. Further inside this continues with Foreplay, their mini golf course with humanoid animals in sexy poses instead of the usual windmill challenges. The rest of the venue has a sort of fairground feel to it. There is a small interior lounge with a bit of an industrial feel to it, with wire panels, metal frames, and a rough finish. The bare lightbulbs and curtains, and metal finishes tend to continue as a trend throughout the building. The East side outdoor space overlooks the Empire State Building and is decorated as an upscale garden party. The West side is a true carnival of fun, with one seating area even rotating like a fairground carousel. Look out for the elephant lamp! The decor everywhere is trendy and quirky, with a medley of prints and patterns on the furniture that somehow comes together just right. The indoor plants add an extra layer of wild and quirky fun to this venue. There are sexy animals and circus themes everywhere, but they fit in so well that you might only notice them when looking closely. With all round full length windows you will be able to look out over the city at night, which is a beautiful sight to behold. If you choose to sit on the rotating platform you get a great view of the city from different angles as you spin. The Magic Hour nightclub boasts a full bar with some top name brands and plenty of delicious speciality cocktails. None of the cocktails are very strong, and you will probably want bottle service or just straight shots if you want to get a real buzz going. The venue sells a selection of light bites, in case you want something to eat before the party starts, or to revive you for the dance floor. They are all unique creations from their own kitchen, and are based on classic dishes with a nice twist. There is a coat check available at the door, and the staff everywhere are very friendly and eager to please. If you need anything at all just ask them and they will probably comply, or at least see what they can do. Because the venue can be very busy they encourage making reservations. They are actually so busy that just because you make a reservation doesn't mean you have it! You will need to wait for a reply to confirm your reservation has been made and there is a table for you.

Maru Karaoke Lounge has the best nightlife experience located on West 32nd Street of New York City's Koreatown, a two-minute walk from the Empire State Building. Opened in 2004, the bi-level establishment boasts an impressive interior and stunning aesthetic, which contributes to the enticing ambiance for all patrons. It is a classy modern lounge with over 6,000 square feet to sing and dance the night away. The design includes a tunnel-like bar space awash in neon purple that will leave you in awe. A range of rooms accommodates all party sizes, with six private karaoke rooms that have a wide selection of the latest music in order to enrich your singing experience.

Head to this third-floor karaoke lounge via a freight elevator where you’ll notice the interior of the venue is eclectic to the well-proportioned main room with a lot of classical details. You can book your own private karaoke room, sip on tasty drinks and when you need to replenish with some food, they have an extensive list of wing flavors.

Maru Karaoke Lounge is equipped with the latest karaoke machines, sound systems, and a mixture of traditional and modern cuisine to complement your evening. If you’re looking to party at a trendy lounge with an extensive selection of music that includes a mixture of English, Korean and Chinese songs to keep you dancing all night, this is the place to be. You’re able to experience a night of fun with your very own private karaoke room within the bars that block out all of the outside noise. They have one of the best-crafted cocktails, an extensive drink menu, and the best resident DJs to ensure your night will be one to remember. 

Maru Karaoke Lounge caters to private events, parties, birthday parties, and Corp events as well. Refined elegance comes in subtle luxuries that will make you feel ready to party from the moment you step in; a glass-walled interior space, LED-lit tables, concrete accents, classic cocktails, an extensive bottle list, seasonally inspired small plates, and an informed and welcoming service.

The dress code at Maru is casual dress. No sweatpants, no flip flops, no shorts, no cargo pants, no tank tops, and no baseball caps for guys. Please dress to impress others or you won’t be able to get in! The minimum age required to enter is 21+ with proper ID and attire. Apart from the attractive surroundings, there is an expansive food and drink selection that includes surprisingly tasty Korean bites like bulgogi buns. There is a wide range of alcohol selections as well inclusive of lychee martinis, Cognac, Tequila, Whiskey, and also Champagne. If you’d like to have a bite to eat before partying, they have tasty treats which include small bites to desserts to keep you energized and fueled to dance and sing all night long.   

An elegant lounge by dawn, and a clubby hotspot by dusk, Maru Karaoke is truly the best of both worlds. Sing your heart out at one of the best karaoke bars in NYC!

Nebula New York, the city’s top-notch mega-club, is a major game-changer in New York’s nightlife industry. The enormous club was founded in 2021 by Richie Romero, a former partner at Butter Group, the force behind 1OAK and Up&Down, and Yang Gao, the co-founder of MIXX Lifestyle Group. This explains the club’s continued success.

Nebula is an 11,000-square-foot mega-club located at 135 W. 41st St. in Midtown Manhattan, just off of Times Square. With space for 700 patrons, it features a 5,500-square-foot floor, a 2,500-square-foot mezzanine and a 3,000-square-foot lower level. Aside from providing an incredible nightclub experience with great music and cocktails, Nebula is also home to cutting-edge technology. The club boasts a moving ceiling consisting of 6 huge screens. When the six different screens are combined, they produce a large venue-spanning screen with a variety of graphics including the night sky and rhythmic flashing lights beneath which guests can dance until the sun comes up. There is also a D&B sound system that pumps out the beats. Nebula also features three private club rooms dedicated to private groups for those who are wary of big crowds. Each room has its own sound system and restroom, with a capacity of 20-40 people. One of the club’s strongest features is its innovative and creative interior. Nebula, as the name implies, showcases an astronomical design inspired by the interstellar. 

Nebula’s location has a long history in clubland. It was formerly Saci, Show and Arena. Most recently, it housed Circle, a Korean American spot that defined going out for a generation of the Asian and Asian American communities in New York until it closed in 2018. The private events, which take place on weeknights, are a lucrative sideline to the main attraction: weekend dance parties with top DJs from around the world, including Jamie Jones, Artbat, Eric Prydz, DJ Makj and Rony Seikaly who push electronic music and the NYC nightlife experience as a whole to new heights. The club also attracts some of the most popular artists and musicians to perform. The musicians include Storm Lever and Daniel Quadrino who performed in special Broadway Plus performances after the nightclub opened its doors. 

The club feels split between worlds — it’s a Brooklyn warehouse oasis within Midtown Manhattan’s desert of dance music spaces, and it’s simultaneously a bottle service club with all the trappings of a much larger, high-tech concert venue.The  nightclub specializes in an unparalleled combination of disco, nu-disco, funk, soul, and house, setting the way for partygoers and electronic music enthusiasts from all over the world.

The dress code at Nebula is basically dress to impress! No athletic or leisure wear is allowed. The club reserves the right to turn down anyone that isn’t appropriately dressed to their standards. The minimum age requirement is 21.

For partygoers seeking an innovative and unique clubbing experience in the heart of NYC, Nebula will be the ideal destination for a night like no other.

One of the hottest spots in NYC open during the 2020 pandemic. 

Open for rooftop dinner and drinks only

The DL is a multi-floor lounge in the Lower East Side of New York city. They offer a bunch of services from dinner parties in their luxurious restaurant to sexy anniversary parties in their red room to rooftop parties in their third-floor roof deck. Reviewers describe the service with words like spectacular, exquisite and classy. The bartenders of The DL seem to be liked as well as the chefs and the hosting staff. On the first floor of The DL s multi-level Lounge, is a restaurant with huge chandeliers. The restaurant has a great menu for food, desserts and drinks and has a large capacity for lunches and dinners. The chic look of the restaurant looks enchanting as you enter with their traditional meets modern style of décor. The food is the type of food you would expect from a restaurant around the neighborhood, delicious and rich in flavor. If you like to be a little more provocative with your private events or parties, The Red Room on the second floor of The DL lounge is just for you! The Red Room, just like its name is red. The sultry look to this room, along with the kind of music the DJs play, all fit together and become one great place to flirt, dance and party. Whether for an anniversary, adult birthday, bachelorette party or a masquerade party, The Red Room will make your night a night filled with fiery fun. The cocktails you have enjoyed downstairs at the restaurant are also available in the Red Room as well as an iPod dock for you to play your own music during private parties and events. On the top floor of The DL is a place that you will dream about for a very long time. A rooftop deck with views of the Williamsburg bridge, light and fresh air, a fantastic music system, an HD video wall and a cover for those unexpected, rainy days. The Rooftop deck on The DL is the largest detachable rooftop in New York city and hosts many private events throughout the year. A great place for anyone who wants to party in a classy, airy location with a great view and great drinks, The Rooftop deck on The DL is just for you. Whether you just want to have dinner or dinner and drinks or dinner, drinks and some dancing, The DL in New York city will go beyond your expectations. They have fun events you can attend throughout the year like special events such as ‘’Brazil loves to dance’’ to launch parties to birthday parties to famous DJs.

A new rooftop destination plants itself in the firmament of New York nightlife. The Fleur Room is located at 105 W 28th Street on Moxy Chelsea’s 35th floor. The glass-encased lounge has a 360-degree view of the Manhattan skyline, from the Statue of Liberty to the Empire State Building. The club officially opened its doors on March 7, 2019. The design by Rockwell Group adds a glamorous touch to the botanical theme with rich floral fabrics, a copper-clad bar, a water droplet chandelier, and a massive vintage disco ball that once graced the infamous LA Club Vertigo.  At the touch of a button, the glass walls of the lounge retract to create an alfresco sky veranda. Since opening its doors, it has become one of the hottest rooftop bars and for good reason, the entire design creates a sophisticated and vintage vibe. 

The Fleur Room is a one-of-a-kind experience that takes guests' breath away the moment they step out of the elevator. It’s divided into two spaces: a more casual room complete with a full classic bar and ample seating, and a second, wider room lined with banquettes that transitions into a dance floor as the night goes on. To heighten the experience, the staff raises the garage-style windows to let in the fresh air on warm spring and summer evenings. True to its name—and tipping its hat to the historic Flower District—The Fleur Room welcomes guests to a space filled with floral themes, from the massive bouquet at the entrance to the flora-encased glass tables to the floral-patterned furnishings.

Fridays and Saturdays are your best bet at The Fleur Room. By 12:30 a.m., it becomes the most fun, crazy room—but cool and curated, elevated and elegant. It’s an old-school dance party, with New York as the backdrop. Weeknights can also be a great time and tend to have smaller crowds. Guests can enjoy the relaxed lounge atmosphere and cocktail menu from opening through sunset, and as evening turns into late night, the atmosphere turns more celebratory as a DJ begins cranking the music and the dance floor fills with partygoers. The type of music played is the open format: a mix from groovy, to pop, to hip hop. The music varies to suit many different tastes and the vibe gets more clubby as the night progresses.

The Fleur Room has a reputation for attracting high-profile guests; so you never know who you’re going to see. In fact, the lounge has already hosted well-known visitors such as Mick Jagger, Idris Elba, Sebastian Stan, Mina Cvetkovic, and Chace Crawford, among others.

Be advised that The Fleur Room is pretty strict on dress code, upscale fashionable attire is required. For guys, they recommend a collared shirt, pants, and nice shoes. No basketball shorts, team jerseys, baseball caps, robes, or tank tops will be permitted in the venue. Ladies can’t go wrong with a little black dress and heels. Please note, however, that entrance is always at the discretion of the door staff. Please also keep in mind that all guests must be 21+ w/a valid ID to enter.