Ceiling LED lights mimic the view of midtown on the 33rd and 34th floor decks of the Times Square Marriott. Designers Stephen B. Jacobs and Andi Pepper split the massive bi-level outdoor area into five “terraces” : one has a retractable glass roof, another features private cabanas.

Created and controlled by the former owner of New York’s famous Roxy and Palladium nightclubs, 230 Fifth opened on May 4, 2006 and in just one year of existence has received worldwide recognition as New York’s #1 Rooftop Garden and Fully Enclosed Penthouse Lounge / Bar!

Once inside, you're immediately taken by the vast, cathedral-like expanse of the place. Then your eyes settle on row after row of top-shelf beers on tap from the U.S., Britain, and Ireland, and all seems right with the world.

With its luxe resort lodge decor and specialty cocktail list, Blue Owl brings the hush-hush speakeasy decadence to life sans the garish props and cigarette girls. A smooth flow of after-work professionals mingle with older, refined Manhattanites who happen to find themselves outside the ever-svelte Meatpacking District. A must-see for the less-beaten path.

This old fashioned saloon and pub has a romantic dining section complete with a modern and working fireplace and atrium-type windows. Of course they have the requisite pool table, juke box, and large screen TVs, but the overall vibe is relaxing and they offer great happy hour specials daily.

The palm trees inside are real. Beachy-keen atmosphere. Owner Amy Sacco knows how to give a party. Mentioned in Sex & The City, the trick to get in is go with a regular. But once you get past the velvet rope, you’re Sacco’s family; actually, one of “her people.” Witness Sacco’s reign in Chelsea.

Incredibly sexy! Call in advance & get on the list or know someone as the crowd can be too model-esque! Avenue doesn't get good on weeknights until about 2 to 2:30am, so time your pre-game naps accordingly. Drinks may be pricey but it makes up for the no cover charge.

Vegas-esque with Vegas-esque service. Good selections of House or Electro on the main stage and HipHop music on the 2nd floor! Experience the upscale NYC night life! Try the house margarita made with Tesoro Platinum tequila & a mojito made with Ron Zacapa Centenario rum.

Formerly the Ritz (and before that, a historical ballroom), this huge club If you're looking to get a taste of New York nightlife history you will find it here. The largest, loudest, longest running dance club in New York City and the world! Millions of people have graced the hallowed halls and concert stage of Webster Hall through the years, from the very large masses to the very famous.

Unless it’s a specialty show, admission is free. Get on their mailing list also for free tickets. For the 2-drink minimum, get 2 cans of $5 Pabst. Low key & great bargain. Standup in a bit of a basement dive. Yes those are subway tiles on the wall. Lower your expectations & you’ll have a good time in the East Village.

10,000 square-foot space in a 1929 building, GCC draws upon the charm and ambiance of the 1920s to capture the spirit of an upscale theater environment. Patrons feel as though they have been carried back in time as they enter the club, reminiscent as it is of the golden era of live theater entertainment.

Free comedy show on Mondays. For a third of the cost of a ticket to see the latest crap fest of a comedy that Hollywood puts out, you can get 90 minutes of pure improv hilarity. Comics from SNL and 30 Rock are known to pack the stage.

NYC’s legendary improve club! With over 30 years and 10,000 performances under their belts, CCL is NYC's longest-running show. Winner of the 2009 MAC Award for Best Comedy Group, CCL performs family-friendly show in the heart of the New York theater district at the Broadway Comedy Club.

Nonstop laughter provided by a lineup of A+ comedians. Best Comedians in the world, as seen on Comedy Central, Letterman, Leno, Daily Show, movies, and everywhere great comedy is shown. Dave Attell is here frequently. Small & intimate, so you have a good seat no matter where you are.

Thanks to Mayor Bloomie, this lounge honors BYOB, but $8 beverage fee per person. You’re also welcome to bring your own cigars, but must pay a $10 cutting fee. Other than these, start mingling with the friendly regulars and the owners too! Younger vibe, this is the place to hang out & chill.