Dancing
106 bars that New York on Tap listed under “Dancing” 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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Alphabet LoungePick
104 Ave. C · East Village
Closed; now Joyface
A relaxed and low key lounge most nights of the week, but on Friday and Saturdays all hell breaks loose when it becomes a giant 80's dance party. Combine that with frequent birthday and bachelorette parties thanks to extremely competive open bar specials and you've got a lot of estrogen for a not so big room.
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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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52 8th Ave. · West Village
Still pouring
A surprisingly low key bar in a location which is fast becoming anything but. The booths here are big comfortable and wrap around into almost a complete circle, there's couches in the back, and a wood burning fireplace. Service at the bar is hit and miss, but you're hear to sit down with friends anyway.
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35 E. 13th St. · Greenwich Village
Still pouring
This tri-level dance and lounge space is mostly remarkable for the disparate crowd it draws. On Thursday nights 2 hours of free booze with no cover brings out scores of boys to the PopRock gay bash, while Mondays are poetry readings and Sunday's are Brit night.
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218 E. 53rd St. · Midtown East
Closed; now Hudson Malone
A bi-level sports, beer, and miserbale DJ bar. A decent place to watch the game - drinks are reasonably priced and booths have personal flat screens. On weekend nights the scene is ugly. We're talking clasic Bon Jovi and Apple Pucker shots ugly.
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Cafe CharbonPick
168 Orchard St. · Lower East Side
Closed; now Hair of the Dog
A relaxed and attractive crowd occupy this seductive bar/lounge. They're drawn here by the excellent DJs, comfortable leather couches, tall ceilings, and low key ambience.
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CamaradasPick
2241 1st Ave · Spanish Harlem
Closed; now Skybox Sports Bar
This Puerto Rican tapas bar and self proclaimed worker's public house is a casual and chill neighborhood haunt. The big draws here are the happy hour(3-7pm) sangria at $15 a pitcher and nightly Latin music.
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285 W. Broadway · TriBeCa
A different business is licensed at this address: The Palace
Awesome sound and slick looks draw the occasional A-List celebrity.
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18 Little W. 12th St. · MeatPacking District
Closed
Imagine elevator electronica at twice the tempo and ten times volume, the crowd here goes wild for it.
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Club MidwayPick
25 Ave. B · East Village
A different business is licensed at this address: Eastpoint
Developed instanta scene after taking over Rated X Panty Party from the now defunct Opaline, and launching exclusive guest DJ nights - like the 2nd Monday of every month when Georgia and Ira from Yo La Tengo wreck the place.
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150 Varick St · Chelsea
Closed; now 150 Varick Street office building
Nightly house parties draw as diverse a crowd as you'll find anywhere in New York. Every age, sexuality, ethnicity, socio-economic group is represented the common denominator is a deep affection for music. This is a crowd that dances. On Saturday doors don’t open til 11pm, but they won't kick you out til noon Sunday.
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150 Varick St. · SoHo/Little Italy
No license found in 2026
A club for people who like music and want to dance. No pretense, no attitude, and DJ's who take their job more seriously than themselves.
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246A Columbus Ave. · Upper West Side
Closed
There's only one cabaret license on the Upper West Side, and it's home is at this otherwise unremarkable nightclub.
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179 Varick St. · SoHo/Little Italy
Closed; now 179 Varick Street offices
80s music and a location convenient to the Holland tunnel bring in a crowd of Jersey kids who were just a glimmer in their parents Apple Pucker martini when many of these tunes were getting radio play.
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14 Ave. B · East Village
No license found in 2026
DJ lounge in the former Climax space.
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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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Don Hill'sPick
511 Greenwich St. · SoHo/Little Italy
Closed
It's dingey. It's dark. The drink are weak and it smells. But it's Don Hill's, so you've got to go just to see what all the fuss is about.
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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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225 E. Houston St. · Lower East Side
Closed; now NMP Stages
Originally constructed as a bank in the 1900s the space has been repurposed as variety of clubs over the years. The scene varies wildly by night and by party. Overall the DJs tend to be good and the crowd comes to dance not to pose.
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162 Bleecker St. · Greenwich Village
Closed
This clubbish Middle Eastern themed lounge makes the most of its railroad digs creating an atmosphere at times almost rivaling Le Souk's. Expect steep drink prices, a cover on weekends, and the usual velvet rope antics.
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198 Avenue A · East Village
Closed; now Auriga Cafe
Small lounge with hookahs and dancing.
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432 E. 13th St. · East Village
A different business is licensed at this address
Occupies a strange physical reality where its possible to pack more people than there are square feet in this tiny lounge and magically they're able find room to dance.
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409 W. 13th St. · MeatPacking District
Closed
Boasts the first smoking section since 2001, a private elevator VIP lounge, and DJs who love pop.
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122 Rivington St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
The reasonable Italian fare at this bat cave, is overshadowed by an enormously popular late night dancing scene where the sonic stylings of Justin Timberlake seem to be always on heavy rotation.
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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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301 W. 39th St. · Chelsea
Closed
It's 18 to party and 21 to drink at Times Square's only Latin Gay bar.
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112 Ave. A · East Village
A different business is licensed at this address: Niagra,Tompkins Square Bar, Lovers Of Today & 96 T
This miniscule lounge beneath Niagara often turns into a full blown dance party on weekends.
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675 Hudson St. · MeatPacking District
A different business is licensed at this address: Bento On Hudson
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93 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now The Cock
A random sample of scenesters at this subterranean lounge, would reveal a mixed bag of Long Island refugees, art school drop outs, and goth high school students who can only pass with their siblings ID if they're in full makeup.
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511 Lexington · Midtown East
Closed; now The Stayton Room
A 15,000 SF club in the Radisson Hotel basement ckub draws huge crowds with Latin music and Asian décor.
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MehanataPick
113 Ludlow St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
The legendary Bulgarian bar with dancing has reopened on Ludlow street. There's nowhere else quite like it.
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· SoHo/Little Italy
Closed
To keep Culture club fresh they added this new 90s themed area upstairs. You can reserve a white Ford Bronco VIP room. Sweet.
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76 E. 1st St. · East Village
A different business is licensed at this address: One And One
Below the generic Irish pub One and One is this generic, but popular dance space.
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NiagaraPick
112 Ave. A · East Village
Still pouring
Good music, 3 rooms with 3 very different vibes, and a neighorhood crowd looking to get drunk and hook up.
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151 E. 50th St. · Midtown East
Closed; now Empire Steak House
Nikki's clubs have been successful in South Beach, St. Barts, and Cabo but will this white on white aesthetic and copacabana theme translate to NYC?
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106 Norfolk St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
This shoebox sized pinup themed bar hosts frequent burlesque shows which you can enjoy with steak frittes thanks to delivery from nearby Schillers.
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One and OnePick
76 E. 1st St. · East Village
Still pouring
There are a dozen or more variations of this place further uptown, but who would expect to find this place at the crossroads of the E. Village and LES.
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268 W. 47th St. · Midtown West
No license found in 2026
The main ballroom of the former China Club is now called Opera. The renovation has resulted in a cleaner more sophisticated venue at which to get beer spilled down your back by some 21 year old from Jersey fist pumping to Timberlake.
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618 W. 46th St. · Hells Kitchen
Closed
This giant money making machine, sucks in crowds through its relatively egalitearean door policy, and spews them out on the street at the end the night with empty wallets and sweat stained Tshirts. Bottled water $5. ATM fee $8. Vodka Red Bull $15. But hey, they've got shower dancers.
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527 W. 27th St. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
This disco balled bedecked trading floor serves as prime broker for the exchange of hard cash for exclusivity and exclusivity for the time and attention of beautiful, young, skinny, white girls. If you have either currency in excess this is the place to make a deal.
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246 W. 14th St. · Chelsea
Closed; now Stash
Formerly the popular hip-hop and jazz club Nell's, then the flash in the pan club NA, and now Plumm a members, reservations VIP Plumm colored club backed by such NYC nighlife luminaries as old kid on the block Joey McIntyre.
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511 W. 28th St. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
Retox and Myst have been combined to form Prime, which is somehow only half as much fun as Retox and Myst were. Go figure.
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96 Greenwich St. · Financial district
Still pouring
Sleezy in the best possible way. A strip club that attracts as many women as men, books rock bands, and where people actually dance together at the same time without exchanging cash.
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101 Ave. A · East Village
Closed; now Night Club 101
One of the few clubs in New York where friends who bat for different teams can go out together without compromise, well depending on the night.
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349 Broome St. · NoLita
Closed; now The Garret Nolita
A marketing blitz has brought out the weekend hordes to this former M bar space. Velvet ropes, lists at the door, and hundreds of people with nothing in common except for the fact they like going to newly opened bars.
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251 W. 30th St · Chelsea
A different business is licensed at this address: Bazza
A giant multi-level dance space from the owner of Webster Hall. A location convenient to Penn Station is handy for those who choose to take the train into the city rather than drive.
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24 Murray St. · TriBeCa
Closed
Aptly named two room DJ Club undergoes a total transformation depending on the night and the promoter. The popular Friday night lesbian party ceased to exist July 11 2008.
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104 Greenwich St. · Financial district
No license found in 2026
Hugely popular latin club where the crowd dresses to impress and comes to dance. Hot is really the only word for it.
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137 Essex St. · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Mazaar Bar And Lounge
College kids flock in droves to this Asian fusion restaurant turned late night no cover dance club.
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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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579 6th Ave · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed; now Oramen
Let the gay youth of New York rejoice. This three floor dance club in the former Heaven space is the new reigning king of twinkdom.
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S.O.B.'sPick
204 Varick St. · West Village
Still pouring
A Brazilian music and dinner club that attracts top hip hop talent, DJs and world music acts.
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1584 York Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed
A big popular Upper East side bar with a space for dancing in the back where guys with untucked collared shirts flail about to radio hits from the early 90s.
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100 Lafayette St. · Chinatown
Closed; now Soho Live
A minimalist dance and DJ focused club stays open til 4am 7 nights a week. It's crazy corny fun for a crowd way too busy bouncin' to bother with bottle service.
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249 Eldridge St. · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Rumpus Room
A low attitude, zero pretense bar where people come to dance, and where the DJs do everything humanly possible to help them do it. Sapphire Lounge is a true {cringe} gem.
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50 W. 17th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed; now 50 West 17th Street offices
This ten thousand square foot dance club is on the must see list of every gay tourist in the city and with good reason. Fifteen years since its inception Splash is still the gay nightclub in Chelsea. Nowhere else can really compete with the the sound, the sights, and the spectacle.
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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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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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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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TribePick
132 1st Ave. · East Village
Closed; now The Lions Bar & Grill
A shiny, polished, glowy Meatpacking lounge that somehow ended up here in the East Village. On weekends Tribe packs with enough urban professionals to obliterate any chance of actually lounging, but no ones here for that anyway. This is a place to look good and score digits.
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1487 1st Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed
Hip-hop and latin nights, shot girls in tank tops, and a smoking hot singles scene. Hit up the Hypnotiq, slam some Gold Schlager and find someone to grind up against.
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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.
Brooklyn
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200 5th Ave. · North Slope
Closed; now Black Oak on Fifth
This large sports bar and family restaurant has 40 beers on tap, dozens of TVs, and a wide ranging menu. In a strange twist, they host enormously popular weekend Salsa nights where the atmosphere becomes almost club like.
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325 Franklin Ave. · Clinton Hill
A different business is licensed at this address: C'mon Everybody
This recently redesigned Clinton Hill bar/club has kept the house party vibe, but sharpened up its image. Weekly events range from comedy to movies, but on weekends hip-hop rules a hot pick-up scene.
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81 S. 6th St. · South Williamsburg
Still pouring
This Afro-Caribbean dance hall is hot, sweaty, and sexy.
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297 Dekalb Ave. · Clinton Hill
No license found in 2026
Behind the darkened windows and low profile exterior is a DJ bar and dance party. On Wednesday nights it boasts only lesbian party for miles in any direction.
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289 Kent Ave. · Williamsburg South Side
No license found in 2026
The old truck repair garage for the Domino Sugar Refinery is now a cavernous restaurant, bar and dance space with a massive roof deck.
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249 4th Ave · Gowanus
Closed
Sexy bi-level lesbian bar and dance club from the former owner of Meow Mix.
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Club EuropaPick
98-104 Meserole Ave. · Greenpoint
Closed; now Good Room
More Eastern European than most bars tourists will visit in Eastern Europe.
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HugsPick
108 N. 6th · Williamsburg North Side
Closed
Finally Williamsburg has something it desperately needed: good dancing. Hugs feels like a European underground club, sans the awkwardness of being nineteen and speaking no Slovak. With great seating, great lighting, and ski-ball, Hugs offers nothing more than a good time. The music can be hit or miss, but all else is delivered effortlessly.
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Lost & FoundPick
113 Franklin St. · Greenpoint
Closed; now Threes Brewing Greenpoint
Enjoy the cheap beer and free hots dogs as you play around of ski-ball at this tri-level carnival themed bar. Formerly known as Lulu's nothing has changed but the name.
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15 Putnam Ave. · Clinton Hill
No license found in 2026
The best garden bar in Clinton Hill.
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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.
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802 64th St. · Sunset Park
No license found in 2026
There's some fierce and firey dancing on this lit from beneath dance floor.
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Studio BPick
259 Banker St · Greenpoint
Closed
The overactive smoke machines are now wielded with a profound and artistic irony at yet another Polish nightclub converted into a psuedo-indie club.
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400 Carroll St. · Gowanus
Closed
A huge outdoor space by the Gowanus canal hosts a range of dance friendly live music and DJ events that attract hipsters, neighborhood locals, families, gays, straights, and every in between.
Queens
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7312 Roosevelt Ave. · Jackson Heights
No license found in 2026
$2 gets you a dance with your choice of partner. Seriously.
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3216 Steinway St. · Astoria
A different business is licensed at this address: Connect
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34 - 48 Steinway St. · Long Island City
A different business is licensed at this address: Riviera
Those looking for gay in Astoria have this latin den of kitsch as their only option. It has a certain charm.
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3308 Broadway · Astoria
No license found in 2026
Old school hip hop and dancing. There's a cover charge after 11:30pm.
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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?
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2314 Ditmars Blvd · Astoria
Closed; now Meri's Bakeshop Café
Coffee, wine, desert bar, and performance space. Poetry, Jazz, and hip-hop in a low-key space.
Staten Island
Already closed by 2009
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13 Little DevilsClosed by 2009
120 Orchard St. · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Cowboy Tom's
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17 LoungeClosed by 2009
37 W. 17th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: Yakiniku Futago NY
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2i'sClosed by 2009
248 W. 14th St · MeatPacking District
Closed; now Beatbox
Lease expired September 2006.
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ArenaClosed by 2009
135 W. 41st St. · Midtown West
A different business is licensed at this address: Mari-Ne-Handroll
This Times Square nightclub and private party space has an elegant multi-level space with a decided hi-tech bent.
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Baby Doll LoungeClosed by 2009
34 White St. · TriBeCa
A different business is licensed at this address: Petrarca
First opened in 1975 the Baby Doll Lounge went from topless to stopless during Giuliani's tenure, but thankfully freed the boobies again when he left office. Aside from the girls the big draws here are a bowling machine, Kiss pinball machine, and a free juke box.
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BoysroomClosed by 2009
211 Ave A · East Village
Closed; now Spotted Owl Tavern
Now in new diggs at the corner of 13th and A in the straight venue Lucky Stiffs. The dance floors gone, but it's still 18 to play 21 to drink.
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China ClubClosed by 2009
268 W. 47th St. · Midtown West
Closed; now Magic Mike Live New York
No longer the A-list draw it once was, this opulent to the point of tacky club has become far more fun.
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Coral RoomClosed by 2009
512 W. 29th St. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
How can a club trying this hard to be cool, actually be this cool. Magic under the sea.
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CrobarClosed by 2009
530 W. 28th St. · Chelsea
Closed
A relatively old hand at the mega-club scene, Crobar has lasted thanks to its efficient and democratic door policy, top notch DJs, and a crowd there more to dance and have a good time than pose.
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DeepClosed by 2009
16 W. 22nd St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: Progressive Restaurant
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Dirty DiscoClosed by 2009
248 W. 14th St · West Village
A different business is licensed at this address: Beatbox
Seeing the queue on 14th Street you might wonder what all the fuss is about. Once inside this pint size club you'll keep wondering.
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Dragon LoungeClosed by 2009
145 Atlantic Ave. · Cobble Hill
No license found in 2026
Abercrombie & Fitch meets Diesel at Chinatown meets Brooklyn Lounge.
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El FlamingoPickClosed by 2009
547 W. 21st St. · Chelsea
Closed; now 303 Gallery
All ages and all orientations meet on this gigantic dance floor. On Friday and Saturday nights the long running off broadway disco Shakespeare Donkey Show kicks off one of the most off-beat club nights in the city.
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EugeneClosed by 2009
27 W. 24th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed
Part club, part restaurant, part lounge. They pull of a facsimile of opulence good enough to fool most after a few drinks.
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Go-GoClosed by 2009
17 W. 19th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: Oiji Mi
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HeavenClosed by 2009
579 6th Ave. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: O Ramen
Three floors with three themes (Heaven, purgatory and hell) and a different party every night of the week (Latin, Gay College, Lesbian) create an unequalled matrix of possiblities.
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LotusPickClosed by 2009
409 W. 14th St. · MeatPacking District
Closed; now ArtX
Once a great club now sadly the almost exclusive domain of the moneyed unhip.
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Luke and LeroyClosed by 2009
21 7th Ave S. · West Village
No license found in 2026
Straight forward bi-level lounge with a cabaret licence ignites into a singles frenzy fueled by FIT students.
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Mr. BLACKClosed by 2009
77 Bleecker St. · Greenwich Village
No license found in 2026
To say that this subterranean dance club is a scene is a bit of an understatement. Pretty much one giant dance floor with a few darkened corners for all manner of indiscretions.
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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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NovoClosed by 2009
290 Hudson St. · SoHo/Little Italy
Closed
Hip hop club in the former space of the restaurant with the same name. The scene varies depending on the pary and the DJs.
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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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R and RClosed by 2009
416 W. 14th St. · MeatPacking District
No license found in 2026
This intimate music space known as Rock and Rare is indeed a rare find in the Meatpacking District.
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ReleaseClosed by 2009
161 W. 23rd St. · Chelsea
A different business is licensed at this address: Petite Disco
Former gay porn star, Arron Tanner's new dance club was shut down only months after it opened. Perhaps a new record in the the shelf life of clubs in the space formerly housing Suede, and before that Blu.
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RififiPickClosed by 2009
332 E. 11th St. · East Village
Closed; now Buffalo Exchange
When people fall in love with NYC they fall hard. Googoo eyes, feeling like you've lost some part of yourself when you're away, talking about it way too much and annoying your friends. Well, when you go to a bar like Rififi you can't help, but feel like they're playing your song. Burlesque, foreign films, improv, and dance parties where no one wants to leave at 4am. Only in New York.
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RoxyClosed by 2009
515 W. 18th St. · Chelsea
Closed
Enormous warehouse space where the crowd is always there to dance except on wednesdays when they're there to roller-skate. On Saturday's the Roxy is home to the biggest gay party in the city.
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ShowClosed by 2009
135 W. 41st St. · Midtown West
A different business is licensed at this address: Mari-Ne-Handroll
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SpeedClosed by 2009
20 W. 39th St. · Chelsea
A different business is licensed at this address: Sapphire 39
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SpiritClosed by 2009
530 W. 27th St. · Chelsea
Closed; now 6th Floor Theater at 530 West 27th Street
Friday and Saturday nights Spirit becomes the city's number one bachelorette destination, Hunk-O-Mania. Sunday is a gay night. Thursday is Latin.
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StereoClosed by 2009
512 W. 29th St. · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
The former home of the Coral Room is now an homage to hip-hop's adolescence. If you squint just right the boom boxes, tape decks, and break dancing evoke a scene that most of the patrons were too young to remember.
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Studio MezmorClosed by 2009
530 W. 28th Street · Chelsea
No license found in 2026
The old Crobar now hosts a variety of different parties so the crowd varies wildly by night. The space is huge - even when it's crowded there's room to dance in one of the large main rooms, and there's a lounge to chill.
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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.