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1 OAK
Richie Akiva and Scott Sartiano’s 1 Oak is another staple of New York’s nightlife, and that means—yep, tough door. Once you make it through, you can linger in a sleek space with checkered floors and leather booths, sipping one of their signature martinis.
453 West 17th Street
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CIELO
The heavenly aura might have to do with the mood introduced by Cielo’s mixologists, or the blend of electro and house music studded with soul twists. Cielo is a nightlife option for aesthetes who can appreciate the innovative décor and quality sounds.
18 Little West 12th Street 212-645-5700
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GREENHOUSE
Going green is the way for the 21st century, even in nightlife. The 6,000-square-foot eco-friendly Greenhouse joins "plant" walls with black leather banquettes and some of the best DJs occupying the turnstiles.
150 Varick Street (212) 807-7000
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KISS & FLY
Plunge into the ultra-chic darkness of Kiss & Fly— the most flirtatious club in town. As any self-respecting Meatpacking District hotspot, this beat-filled venue admits the chic and famous first, but once inside, the chosen get to experience the quintessence of nightlife.
409 West 13th Street (212) 255-1933
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M2
Linger on the brocade ottomans, among the golden curtains, carved pillars and glittering, bubble-shaped fixtures. M2 creates a unique atmosphere of relaxed splendor, with a sexy crowd and a well-equipped, tusk-decorated DJ booth.
530 West 28th Street (212) 629-9000
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MARQUEE
Leather banquettes and glass-bead chandeliers add to the posh feel of this Chelsea landmark created for the sake of high-class entertainment. Haunted by the grandiose spirit of Las Vegas mega clubs, Marquee lives up to the position as Manhattan’s premiere hotspot.
289 10th Avenue (646) 473-0202
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PACHA
Feel the Hudson River breeze before plunging head-forth into the thick crowd of this Ibiza-styled club. Pacha lures the trendiest party animals with celebrity guests and DJs every weekend.
618 West 46th Street (212) 209-7500
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PINK ELEPHANT
Pink Elephant offers the party vibe of West 27th Street without the pompousness and iced-down drinks. Once you pass that velvet rope, the chic space with plush couches and a bar serving well-mixed house cocktails make the night unfold.
527 West 27th Street (212) 463-0000
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SANTO'S PARTY HOUSE
The raw interior of this bi-level, 8,000-square-foot space does just about the opposite of intimidating its patrons. The dim, spacious dance floor with state-of-the-art sound system fills up every weekend, when assaulted by a crowd of beat-craving New Yorkers.
100 Lafayette Street (212) 584-5494
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WEBSTER HALL
You can’t call yourself a real New York City night prowler unless you stick around this legendary joint. After revamping its swanky interior-- upgrading the dim decor and installing an even better sound system—the dazzling landmark is more popular than ever.
125 East 11th Street (212) 353-1600
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Wed. November 5, 2008 6:28 PM - by: specialed
Your missing The Comedy Cellar. Ive been to many of these and the "cellar" is the only place I willingly come back to over and over again.