New York
Chelsea, the Meatpacking District and Brooklyn after dark. Dinner, a rooftop and a club, in that order.
Tables and reservations
4 Charles Prime Rib
Artspace
Attaboy
Bad Roman
Balthazar
Bar Blondeau
Bemelmans Bar
Blue Note
Buddakan
Carbone
Casa Tua
Catch
Catch Steak
Ci Siamo
Cipriani Downtown
Club Room
Cote
Dante
Death & Co
Do Not Disturb
Don Angie
Eleven Madison Park
Elsewhere
Employees Only
Flyfish Club
Gabriela
Gage & Tollner
Gallow Green
Good Room
Hotel Chantelle
House of Yes
Hudson VU
Hutong
Indochine
Jean-Georges
Jean's
Laissez Faire
LAVO
Le Bain
Le Bernardin
Le Dive
Le Pavillon
Lilia
Little Ned
Little Sister Lounge
Loosie's
Magic Hour
Marquee
Marquee Skydeck
Masa
Monkey Bar
Mr Chow
Mr. Purple
Ms. Yoo
Nebula
Nobu Downtown
Nobu Fifty Seven
Obvio
Ophelia
Orient Express
Overstory
Panorama Room
Paul's Baby Grand
Pebble Bar
Per Se
PHD Downtown
Philippe Chow
Pinky Swear
Primrose
Public Records
Raines Law Room
Raoul's
Sadelle's
Saint Theo's
SGTs
Sirrah
Somewhere Nowhere
St. Cloud
STK
TAO Downtown
TAO Downtown Nightclub
TAO Uptown
Tatiana
Temple Bar
The Box
The Campbell
The Carnegie Club
The Delancey
The Fleur Room
The Grill
The Nines
The Odeon
The Polo Bar
Torrisi
Via Carota
Westlight
Zou Zou's
Zuma
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New York, before you go
New York does the night in order: dinner, a drink somewhere high up, then the club. Chelsea and the Meatpacking District hold the big table rooms, Marquee, TAO Downtown and PHD, with Le Bain on the roof of the Standard. Midtown has Nebula and the rooftops, and Brooklyn is where the serious dance floors live, from Avant Gardner to Elsewhere and Public Records.
The hardest reservations in the city are the restaurants, so Carbone, Torrisi, Don Angie and The Polo Bar need to be booked well ahead. Thursday through Saturday are the big club nights, and fashion weeks, the holidays and New Year's Eve fill up first. Give us the night and we'll plan it end to end, with a car waiting between stops.
