Bottle Service
46 bars that New York on Tap listed under “Bottle Service” around 2008, with what's licensed at each address in 2026.
Manhattan
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453 W. 17th St. · Chelsea
Closed
Every new club makes a claim to the crown - the most lavish, most exclusive, celeb heavy scene in NYC. Investors need to believe it. Promoters need to sell it. And the punters need to feel they got their bottle money's worth. The thing with 1 Oak is it might just have the chops to make the hype a reality.
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230 FifthPick
230 5th Ave. · Rose Hill
Still pouring
With a view like this you can forgive all of this roof deck bars flaws.
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230 FifthPick
230 5th Ave. · Rose Hill
Still pouring
With a view like this you can forgive all of this roof deck bars flaws.
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230 FifthPick
230 5th Ave. · Rose Hill
Still pouring
With a view like this you can forgive all of this roof deck bars flaws.
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419 W. 13th St. · MeatPacking District
Closed; now Petrossian Caviar NYC
Behind the unmarked apartment building doors lies a club conceived a as town house.
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137 E. 55th St. · Midtown East
No license found in 2026
The space is almost above reproach. A restaurant, bar, lounge all decked to the nines with Arabian flair. There's even a game room with a pool table, poker board, and a PS3. Unfortunately enjoyment of it requires the mental exercise of blocking out the Hamptons mate or die crowd, and forgeting you're drinking a $9 Corona.
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55 Gansevoort St. · MeatPacking District
A different business is licensed at this address: Rh
Behind a smoked glass door just past Merkato 55 (you'll spot it by the bouncer standing outside). Head down the stairs, through the kitchen, and into into the door marked private. If all that makes you feel important than you're not alone. Take a look around. Pretense is the name of the game here.
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515 W. 27th St. · Chelsea
Closed
This tiny lounge dressed up to the nines in South Beach chic achieves a dizzying nose to the sky level of pretension. It's almost worth the door hassle and a $16 cocktail for a zebra print seat to snear at it all from.
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329 Lexington Ave. · Murray Hill
A different business is licensed at this address: The Junction
Votive candles, exposed brick, leather couches, and a working fireplace creates a rustic, living room aesthetic. Throw in stunning European waitresses and a vast selection of single malt scotches and you've got one of the best lounges in Murray Hill.
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248 W. 14th St · West Village
Closed; now Beatbox
If you loved waiting in line to be crammed into a space too small to dance at Dirty Disco, you'll love it's latest incarnation which has all that and a South Hamptons aesthetic.
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1952 Amsterdam Ave. · Washington Heights
No license found in 2026
Local Latin club where you can score a bottle for $150 and the party lasts til 5am.
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116 10th Ave. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
Bombay themed club/lounge offers generic beats, bottle service and little else to a demographic of mostly Indian corporatophiles.
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247 Eldridge St. · Lower East Side
Closed; now San Antonios
A shoebox sized douchebag sink carefully designed to absorb the star-fuckers, B-listers, and iBankers from the good bars in the neighborhood and relieve them of their money and dignity. Find the only book store with a bouncer and you're there.
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28 W. 20th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
No license found in 2026
A totally new and never before seen in New York club concept. Pair a top 40s set list with an unremarkable décor, set up a velvet rope and create an artificial line when the club is empty, then charge a $20 cover.
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18 W. 13th St. · MeatPacking District
Closed; now the Gansevoort Meatpacking hotel
Equal parts Miami and Japan this exquisite cabana garden still attracts the famous and beautiful but the door policy has relaxed.
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217 Bowery · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Maison Nur
Small, dimly lit Morrocan themed bar packs on weekend. Watch the 20% gratuity on your tab and additional tip line.
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La MarinaPick
348 Dyckman St. · Central Harlem
A different business is licensed at this address: Hudson Crab & Cue
Dancing, live latin music, tiki huts, and a jaw dropping sunset over the hudson. Hard to argue with really.
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27 W. 24th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed
The nightclub Eugene has been rechristened The Madison (bar area) and Gypsy Tea (club area). The club is heavily promoted, and as a result the crowd can range from B to D list depending on the night. Cover is $20-$30. And there's the usual velvet rope "Who do you know?" nonsense.
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73 8th Ave. · West Village
Closed; now Think Coffee
This mega-oppulent bi-level lounge in the former Pink Elephant space features a 24kt gold plated DJ booth, fur banquettes, and walnut and leather paneling.
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530 W 28th St · Chelsea
Closed
The club formerly known as Studio Mezmor, formerly known as Crobar, is now Mansion.The gimmick list is as follows: The wait staff are dressed as butlers french maids, A giant fireplace graces the "Grand Ballroom," there's a girls only room with sex toys and other girlie stuff, and to top it off you can rent your own personal dancing pedestal.
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986 2nd Ave. · Midtown East
A different business is licensed at this address: Sweet Annie's Bar And Eatery
The trendy décor of this bi-level lounge is a departure from the frat bars that populate this stretch of 2nd Avenue, but the crowd and the music fit right in.
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289 10th Ave. · Chelsea
Still pouring
The most severe door in the city doesn't waste time trying to sum up your cool factor with a moments glance. Instead they require only that women be very young and very thin, and that men have exceptionally nice shoes, haircuts and cuff links. There are few venues short of a brothel where the exchange of wealth for youth feels more contrived.
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11 W. 32nd St · Chelsea
Still pouring
It's 2001 a Space Odyssey meets K-town. Acrylic floors, cylindrical spaces, high-tech lighting and a scene as trendy as any bar in Seoul.
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71 Spring St. · NoLita
No license found in 2026
A tiny bar below FR.OG shoots for trendy bottle service boite, but it's far too small and too bright to stay long without getting claustrophobic.
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Roof Club (Grammercy Park Hotel)
2 Lexington Ave. · Grammercy
Closed
This beautiful, elegant space on the roof of the Grammercy Park Hotel feels more like a home in architectural digest than a hotel bar. Hotel guests only.
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4 E. 28th St. · Rose Hill
No license found in 2026
After an hour in line, bribing the bouncer, dropping $350 on a bottle, and then sitting in a cramped space watching girls teeter on high heels on the famed "runway" you can either tell your friends that your night out in NYC was a complete disaster or tell them "That shit was off the hook dude!" This club is almost entirely populated by the friends of people who chose the later.
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Sin SinPick
85 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen
This bi-level bar and lounge has a low ceiling upstairs space for DJs and live music. The crowd varies as wildly by night as the music, but both tend to be hot.
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222 W. 23rd St. · Chelsea
Closed; now Teruko
Small, dark lounge under the Chelsea Hotel with an often celebrity populated VIP room.
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Stereo NYCPick
555 W. 33rd St. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
An amazing sound system a huge dance focused space and a no cologne, no earings, and no hair gel door policy has helped make Stereo one of the hottest and most fun clubs in the city.
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SutraPick
16 1st Ave. · East Village
Closed; now Lydia's
Sexy candle lit lounge with a bar area upstairs and DJ space below. On weekends it can get so crowded you'll want to step outside for air.
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547 W. 27th St. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
Sake bottle service and Chinese kitsch in club land. The aim is 1940's Hong Kong den of iniquity…
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48 W. 21st St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: Out of the Ordinary
Supper club turns late night dance party.
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240 W. 52nd St. · Midtown West
A different business is licensed at this address: Haswell Green
Opened in 2004 in the space formerly occupied by Float this club draws a diverse and suprisingly unpretentious crowd to its swank environs.
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240 W. 52nd St · Midtown West
Closed; now Haswell Green's
This 12,000SF space was formerly Temple and then T Nightclub. It's latest incarnation is Touch. It's big, it's purple, it has a full dance floor, and the bar changes color when you touch it.
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143 Madison Ave. · Murray Hill
No license found in 2026
You might think that the budget minimalist aesthetic in this awkward space combined with top 40's euro dance hits and pricey weak cocktails would keep this place empty. You'd be wrong. "The Phantom Menace" broke box office records, and this star trooper chic hole is packed every weekend.
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125 E. 11th St. · NoHo
A different business is licensed at this address: Spectrum Catering And Concessions
This huge historic ballroom smack in the middle of NYU hosts a variety of events from live music to cabaret acts, but on weekends its all about dancing and clubbing and it's the lack exclusivity that's the draw.
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1567 Broadway · Midtown West
Closed; now Dos Caminos Times Square
Depending on which definition of cool you subscribe too, the Whiskey either approaches the pinacle or falls far short. The design team was top notch - everything shimmers or shines or glows. The crowd looks great. The dress code is strictly enforced. Hair wax is mandatory for men, women must either support their bosoms in a water bra or wear no bra at all. However, the fault line appears when you realize that the bar and its patrons are all trying very, very hard. And isn't that by definition the antithesis of cool?
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29 E. 3rd St. · East Village
Still pouring
A late night rock and roll joint where the beer only comes in cans (plucked from ice water) and bottle service options consist of only a half bottle of whiskey with no mixers and some ice if you insist.
Brooklyn
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266 Adelphi · Fort Greene
Closed; now Dick and Jane's
An odd crowd of tourists, Manhattan trend chasers, and a handful of neighborhood locals fill this tiny carriage house beyond capacity. Lured here by indiscriminate promotion and viewed with thinly veiled disdain by the management, they pony up $14 for a cocktail, and ooh and ahh over the emperor’s new wardrobe.
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46 Washington Ave. · DUMBO
Closed; now Recess
Judging by the décor and drink prices you could be at an A list bottle-service club in Manhattan, but the crowd here is all Brooklyn. When it's on, the scene is like no other, unfortunately the DJ and crowd can be hit or miss depending on the night.
Queens
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49-09 25th Ave. · Astoria
A different business is licensed at this address: Starlets
An 8,000 SF club with bottle service, dancing and VIP lounges in Astoria?
Already closed by 2009
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Le SoukClosed by 2009
47 Ave. B · East Village
No license found in 2026
Closed April 2008 when the local community board finally managed to get its liquor license revoked. It's loud. It's crowded. And on Thursday through Saturday there's a velvet rope scene to rival any club in the Meatpacking District, but it's Le Souk. And there's no where else in the city with quite the same sweaty, sexy, North African machismo, euro-dance vibe -- if that's your thing.
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MystClosed by 2009
511 W. 28th St. · Chelsea
Closed
The club Quo was closed, split in half, and reopened as Retox and Myst. The main draw of the latter is a fog machine and a fairly inclusive door policy. The cover is $30, the drinks are exorbitant, and music is Top 40 and mainstream hip-hop.
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Orchid LoungeClosed by 2009
500 E. 11th St. · East Village
A different business is licensed at this address: The Rabbit Books and Bar
When the gong rings at this Asian themed bar/lounge the whole bar gets free shots.
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PMClosed by 2009
50 Gansevoort St. · MeatPacking District
No license found in 2026
Towering ceilings, palm trees, splashes of primary colors, and leather booths create a scene of island glamor. Stop by for dinner first to duck the ultra-exclusive door. NOTE: CLOSED Jan 2 2008 - Feb 1st 2008 by order of State Liquor Authority.
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Retox Rock BarPickClosed by 2009
511 W. 28th St · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
A study in constrast this hard rock club partly owned by Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian has a dingy dimly lit stage rock vampire go-go dancers, a tight door, bottle service and strangest of all a lounge.
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VivaPickClosed by 2009
4168 Broadway · Washington Heights
No license found in 2026
Flaming mojitos, semi-transparent unisex bathrooms, and a sleek crisp and coherent design aesthetic have made this uptown lounge one of the hottest places to be in any part of Manhattan.
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Worth LoungeClosed by 2009
83 Worth St. · TriBeCa
No license found in 2026
College town style theme nights (Lingerie party win a $50 gift certificate) and a dance mix of hip-hop and South Asian dance pop creates an atmosphere where Rutgers post graduate students and JPMorgan juinior traders can share bottles of Alize and get their groove on.