Meet Market
123 bars that New York on Tap listed under “Meet Market” around 2008, with what's licensed at each address in 2026.
Manhattan
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105 Rivington · Lower East Side
Closed; now Tigre
Jet black leather couches, lava red carpets, an illuminated bar, and a stripper pole set the vibe at this ultra-trendy DJ lounge in the Hotel Rivington. Head to the right from the lobby or failing that the steel grey doors outside.
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310 Spring St. · SoHo/Little Italy
Closed; now Lazy Point
When a publicist opens a bar you can expect a bit of hype. They've dingied up the entrance of the old Sly to give it a speakeasy feel and set the word out that celebrities frequent the place and yet there's no doorman. The result is expected, people packed in like sardines each wondering why they're here.
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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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20 W. 38th St. · Chelsea
Closed; now The Westbury
Walking inside it's as if you've suddenly been magically transported around the world to a bog standard, always a bit too crowded, dull as you like pub in midtown Sydney.
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733 Washington St. · West Village
Still pouring
Burger joint by day turns to frat boy playground by night. Women dance on the bar in high heels and feel empowered. Men feed them shot after shot to remind them that real power is a function of body weight and liver fortitude.
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47 W. 20th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed
Other than the fact that the lines are long, the crowd is border line hostile, and the drinks are $12-$15 this former church turned 18 and over club is a fine place to spend an evening.
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B BarPick
40 E. 4th St. · NoHo
Closed
Although its moment in the sun has past, the B Bar and Grill remains an E. Village fixture thanks to an outstanding outdoor space and clean and classic décor.
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44 W. 44th St. · Midtown West
A different business is licensed at this address: Mcr Opportunity Fund Property Management
Swanky leatherbound alcove makes a great place to pass the time while you wait for your table to open up at Brasserie 44.
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171 E. Broadway · Chinatown
Closed; now Casino
There's a certain subversive symmetry to a meat market beneath a vegetarian restaurant (Broadway East).However, thanks to the ease of finding parking in Chinatown, and a conspicous lack of neighborhood locals that seems about as edgy as this basement DJ den gets.
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Beauty BarPick
231 E. 14th St. · East Village
Still pouring
The crowd looks straight from Billyburg -no surprise considering the easy access from the L train.
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233 E. 14th St. · East Village
Closed; now Coyote Ugly
There was a time not too long ago when bars like this confined themselves to the Upper East Side. This sharp counterpoint to Beauty Bar next door features giant plasma TVs, wings and burgers, and standing room only crowds.
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Blondies Sports Bar (East Side)
1770 2nd Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed
The king of sports bars in sports bar land.
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79 E. 7th St. · East Village
Still pouring
An enormously popular East Village dive. Comfortable and lively during the week, packed to capacity on the weekend. Always cheap.
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55 Little W. 12th St. · MeatPacking District
Still pouring
A comfortable pub for a pint on a Sunday afternoon or a Tuesday night. On weekend nights the place packs with a fairly typical young Meatpacking crowd of UES and UWS out for a night on the town. Music tends to be a selection of 80s and 90s top 40 dance hits.
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25 Little W. 12th St. · MeatPacking District
Closed
This New York outpost of the global Buddha Bar brand of supper clubs will relieve you of your Benjamin's faster than you can say "This is way cooler than a Hard Rock Café."
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Cherry TavernPick
441 E. 6th St. · East Village
Still pouring
An unpresuming dive, but the Cherry Tavern is that rare Manhattan bar where strangers interact.
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380 3rd Ave. · Rose Hill
Closed; now The Factory 380
This business casual bar and restaurant was qucikly embraced by the upper echelons of Murry Hill's investment banking back office elite and the bleeding edge of the corporate marketing set.
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The Coffee ShopPick
29 Union Sq W. · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed; now a Chase bank branch
A huge open bar/restaurant with a low key lounge below, The Coffee Shop has become an NYC fixture not for its food, diner decor, or moonlighting model waitstaff comprised, but its prime location -- but what a location it is.
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108 W. 40th St. · Midtown West
Still pouring
This upscale restaurant and tavern is a popular after-work destination thanks to its happy hour specials and above par bar menu.
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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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179 W. 4th St. · West Village
Still pouring
Basement bar with cheap food and even cheaper beer. The name says it all.
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554 West 28th Street · Chelsea
Still pouring
Chelsea leather bar with a roof deck and Sunday afternoon BBQ at 5pm.
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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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127 4th Ave · NoHo
Closed; now Nomé
Sure, the faux Roman columns at this popular after work spot help lend it a certain classical feel, but it's when you try and vie for the attentions of the bartender at the fifty foot long bar that you really feel like you're at the Roman forum.
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20 Prince St. · NoLita
No license found in 2026
A small Morrocan lounge beneath the bistro Jacques.
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442 Amsterdam Ave. · Upper West Side
Still pouring
This huge bar is the flagship of the Amsterdam Avenue college scene. To call it frattish isn't quite accurate, better perhaps to call Columbia and Fordham frat parties Gin Millish.
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11 E. 36th St. · Murray Hill
Closed
It's big, it's crowded and there's no better bar for blocks in any direction. If you have to go to this area, this is the place you'll want to drink.
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The GrandPick
41 E. 58th St · Midtown East
No license found in 2026
You can't help but feel like a rockstar dining at 4am in this sexy 8,000 square-foot subterannean lair. Just be careful not to drink like one or those $20 cocktails could make for a very expensive night.
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302 Broome St. · Chinatown
Closed
The palpable sexuality of this spot, may make you wonder if the environs have somehow been imbued with the spiritual essense of the thousands of orgasms experienced in this former Chinatown massage parlor.
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611 2nd Ave. · Murray Hill
No license found in 2026
Owned and operated by New York's bravest, this is the go to bar for girls looking to land themselves a fireman. On Saturday nights ladies drink for free, and by 2am quite a few of them find themselves in need ofa little rescuing.
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511 E. 6th St. · East Village
Closed
UESers stranded downtown will be happy to know there's a felt lined button-down home away from home.
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366 W. 46th St. · Hells Kitchen
A different business is licensed at this address: Bareburger Hells Kitchen
This West Side outpost of the growing Joshua Tree/Mercury Bar partnership draws an odd mix of theatre goers looking for a quiet drink and Hells Kitchen locals out to get f-ed up.
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164 W. 4th St. · West Village
No license found in 2026
The basement of the Greek restaurant Karavas is the unlikely scene of some of the most eclectic DJ parties in the area.
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KatwalkPick
2 W. 35th St. · Murray Hill
Closed
The vibe is similar to most it this area, a bit corporate a bit frattish, but there's a few more women and a more attractive crowd than most other places nearby.
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36 E. 20th St. · Grammercy
A different business is licensed at this address: Passerine
This sexy lounge lies just below the Greek restaurant Parea. A selection of ouzos, tapas, and Greek and Turkish beers ensures the large banquettes remain full of moneyed Mediterraneans.
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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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15 1st Ave. · East Village
Still pouring
Claim a window seat at this relaxed neighborhood bar and grab your friends for a drink as they walk home after work from the F train. On Thursdays and Saturdays the scene is turned upside down and the place becomes an improbably meatmarket as the hip-hop DJs take over.
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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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1442 3rd Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed; now Tang by Mr. Sun
A mecca for the frat boys at heart. Start off the night with a little beer pong, then a few rounds of shots, and when your buzz gets going work your way to the dance floor and find someone's hip to hump arrhythmically to the sweet beats of Abba.
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Madame XPick
94 W. Houston St. · Greenwich Village
Still pouring
A seductive dimly lit basement lounge, where the decor is red on red on red.
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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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425 Amsterdam Ave. · Upper West Side
Closed; now The Wolfe
An Upper West Side staple for over fifty years, this laid back Irish pub attracts a diverse neighborhood and student crowd from brunch to closing time.
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1125 1st Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed; now Treadwell Park
This Manhattan chain of restaurant/bars has been successful for good reason - consistency. The service, the food, even the crowd is almost always slightly better than just good enough. There's a lot to be said for a sure thing.
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112 7th Ave. · Chelsea
Closed
This Manhattan chain of restaurant/bars has been successful for good reason - consistency. The service, the food, even the crowd is almost always slightly better than just good enough. There's a lot to be said for a sure thing.
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493 3rd Ave. · Murray Hill
A different business is licensed at this address: Blue Haven
On a section of street lined with frat bars, this is the most palatable.
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84 7th Ave. S. · West Village
Closed
The mixx . One part Abba cranked to 11. Two parts groups of Hobokinites here for a Shecky's organized birthday party. Serve straight and garnish with a cover charge.
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448 E. 13th St. · East Village
Closed; now Davies Tang + Toews architect's office
Student apartment morrocan décor create a relaxed ambience at this wine and cocktail bar.
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17 Thompson St. · SoHo/Little Italy
Closed; now Soho Finest Market
Meat market doesn't quite do this place justice, perhaps meat emporium.
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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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117 Ave. A · East Village
Closed; now St. Dymphna's
Fantastic blintzes, borcht, latkes, and vodka tonics make this 24-hour diner and Avenue A old-timer a neighborhood favorite.
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225 E. 44th St. · Midtown East
Still pouring
As one of the few dive bars in an area ruthlessly homogenized by after work crowds this benign bar almost feels edgey in comparison. You can get a bucket of 5 Sam Adams for $15 and pount of wings for $10 and there are 22 TVs to catch the game on.
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People LoungePick
163 Allen St. · Lower East Side
Closed; now Ms. Yoo
When this bar opened in 2003 on still edgy Allen street it was edgy and diverse, nowadays it blast 90's music and fills to capactity, and diversity amounts to people from Long Island mingling with people from New Jersey. Warning. Parking can be hard to find in this area.
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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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115 Ave. C · East Village
Closed
The Porch lays rightful claim to the best garden in the East Village as the summer crowds here attest. But during the winter the dark woods and warm lighting creates an indoor atmosphere every bit as appealing. (Just reopened Sept 2007)
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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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140 E. 41st St. · Murray Hill
No license found in 2026
Excess is the word of the day as you contemplate the incongruity between what it is to be an American and what it is to be a New Yorker at this big, loud and shitty, red, white and blue bar.
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218 Bowery · NoLita
Closed
Enormous frat bar, $6 pints, top 40 hip-hop, backwards baseball caps, polo shirts, shrieking girls roaming in packs. Sounds like a good time to you? Go there. And please stay the night.
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200 Ave. A · East Village
No license found in 2026
A café, bookstore, gallery space, and full bar make for a lively and sorely needed day time gay hangout in the East Village. At night there's a busy schedule of readings, film screenings, and dance performances.
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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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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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37 W. 17th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: Yakiniku Futago NY
The log cabin gone 80's glam décor works surprisingly well is still struggling to find its crowd which can vary wildly from night to night.
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210 W. 55th St. · Midtown West
A different business is licensed at this address
Ultra hip (for the moment) lobby lounge of the Dream Hotel is just to the east of the reception desk and just south of overwrought.
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1000 5th Ave · Upper East Side
Closed
With free music, a bar, a sculpture garden and awesome views why is it you've never been?
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157 Avenue C · East Village
Still pouring
In the ongoing culture wars of the East Village bar scene, Royale is a huge strike for UESification. Between the plasma TVs, baseball caps, rounds of shots and the girls whose most comfortable mode of communication is via a series of high pitched squeels you can easily forget that not too long ago this used to be one of the best Jazz bars in New York.
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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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174 Orchard St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
This long thin dimly lit bar draws neighborhood regulars with cheap drinks and a relaxed vibe.
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SocialistaPick
505 W. St. · West Village
No license found in 2026
It's hard not to fall in love with the ironic perfection of Socialista. Celebrity investors spent 2 million green backs trying to capture the dillapidated glamour and sensuality of a Havana club in Fidel's Cuba. While the most accomplished doormen in the city attempt to evaluate someone's intrinsic human capital and worthiness for entry with a five second glance.
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535 LaGuardia Pl. · Greenwich Village
No license found in 2026
A bar for those who pursue a more refined and sophisticated variety of drunken student buffoonery than Down the Hatch or Senor Swankey's can provide.
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10 Columbus Circle · Hells Kitchen
A different business is licensed at this address
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StonewallPick
53 Christopher St. · West Village
Still pouring
A landmark bar famous for it's important role in the gay rights movement. In 1969 it was raided by plainclothes police officers, but the patrons fought back sparking the Stonewall riots, a crucial turning point in the gay right movement. **Reopened and under new management**
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137 Ave C · East Village
Closed
On weekend nights this friendly Australian BBQ restaurant turned late night pick-up scene packs its railroad digs with teeming humanity. Depending on the individual the result is either a palpable sexuality of flesh pressed to flesh or a mild agoraphobia.
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1015 2nd Ave. · Midtown East
No license found in 2026
Every weekend these three floors of utterly bland and unremarkable décor fill with humanity to match. As the owners of these countless collared shirts and water bras attempt to mask their own banality with endless rounds of Apple Pucker and Jack and Coke, neighborhood clinics ready themselves for the deluge to come. If that's your cup of tea may we also recommend Turtle Bay, Naked Lunch , and Depo-Provera .
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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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5 Spring St. · NoLita
Closed; now Delta Charlie Tavern
Depending on night and time changes from a chill lounge to a packed pick up joint, but then depending on the night and time maybe your preferences change as well.
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411 3rd Ave. · Rose Hill
Closed; now Bella Union
The numbers say it all. 32 Plasma TVs. 3 floors. Top 40 music. And 8 gazillion people jammed in on a Saturday night.
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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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196 Orchard St. · Lower East Side
No license found in 2026
Egyptian themed hookah bar destined to be even more short lived than its namesake.
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Uncle Ming'sPick
225 Ave. B · East Village
Closed; now 11 Tigers
Hidden away on the 2nd floor, Uncle Ming's feels like a house party with bathroom lines to match.
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204 Park Ave. S. · Grammercy
No license found in 2026
An attractive suited after work crowd mingles aggresively all the while protecting their martini's from one another's jostling. The resultings late night scene is one of amorous PDAs and a Grey Goose slicked floor.
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232 8th Ave. · Chelsea
Closed; now Spicy Moon Chelsea
Four words: drag queen puppet bingo. Fridays 7:30-10:30pm.
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123 Rivington St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
It's tempting to dismiss this 70's themed bar simply out of hand, but spend an evening there and you'll soon quite suprisingly discover it's warm, comfortable and populated by some of the tastiest hipsters this side of Greenpoint.
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Whiskey Park (Trump Parc Hotel)Pick
100 Central Park S. · Midtown West
A different business is licensed at this address: Pret A Manger
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Whistlin' Dixie's Texas Tavern
714 W. 11th Ave. · Hells Kitchen
A different business is licensed at this address: Bartolo Bars
There's a particular type of good time to be had at a bar that boasts that exotic dancers drink for free on Sundays. Throw in some tequilla shots, a few frozen drinks, and a bunch of urban cowboys and things good and messy.
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128 W. Houston St. · Greenwich Village
Closed; now Bar Moga
A nice, inoffensive and surprisingly neighborhoody spot to go to dodge the Greenwich Village crush. Sure the décor seen better days, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.
Brooklyn
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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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609 Grand St. · East Williamsburg
Closed; now Blinky’s
Grungy low key atmosphere + second furniture + back garden + pool table + live jazz - hipsters = A solid neighborhood bar.
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2340 Coney Island Ave. · Sheepshead Bay
Closed; now Enigma Restaurant & Lounge
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335 Smith St. · Carroll Gardens
Still pouring
Behind its incospicous Smith Street façade lies a former Italian social club turned hip bar. Sticking close to its roots it retains a feel of old world decadence.
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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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45 Waverly Ave. · Clinton Hill
No license found in 2026
A not exceptionally cool, but pretty well hidden Clinton Hill gay bar with DJ and dancing.
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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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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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39 5th Ave. · North Slope
Same bar, now McMahon's Public House
This dimly lit, heavy drinking bar has been a Park Slope fixture since 1931. It was also once Elliot Smith's favorite hang out when he lived nearby. It now attracts a mix of young and old regulars brought together by a shared love of drinks cheap and hard.
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676 5th Ave · Sunset Park
A different business is licensed at this address: Mathilde
Brings NYC's cocktail craft craze to the masses. Top notch drinks, $3 High Life's and a solid juke box. Unfortunately, there's only about a dozen seats and you'll to fight for one on weekends.
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7314 5th Ave. · Bay Ridge
No license found in 2026
Sports bar with 50 beers and a thriving singles scene.
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Bedford Ave & Oceanside · Manhattan Beach
Still pouring
Within the gated community of Breezy Point there's little to no public parking and no public transportation, so getting to this beach bar can be more than tricky. However, if you're black, hispanic, Italian or jewish it might just be worthwhile to have a friend drop you off. The residents of this 98% white (by the latest census) neighborhood don't often get a chance to experience the wonderful blending and mingling of cultures that so many other New Yorker's take for granted and they would surely appreciate the chance.
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SugarlandPick
221 N. 9th St. · Williamsburg North Side
Closed; now pinkFROG cafe
The free pizza dive Capone's is now the epicenter of the Williamsburg gay scene. Waiters in dress shirts, ties, and undies serve cheap and stiff cocktails to a crowd that's looking for a bigger party than Metropolitan has on offer.
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484 Union Ave. · Williamsburg North Side
Still pouring
Although anyone who's lived in Williamsburg more than a year will claim the scene is far past its sell by date, Union Pool remains an attractive and popular space. On a weeknight in the fall a spot by the firepit in the back garden is nothing short of a treasure.
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329 Flatbush Ave. · Prospect Heights
Closed; now Tenon Vegan Sushi
Upscale multi-ethnic lounge caters to a sophisticated, professional, neighborhood crowd.
Queens
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Harry's at Water Taxi BeachPick
Borden and 2nd St. · Long Island City
Closed
Truckloads of sand trucked in from Jersey create a beach scene with views of Manhattan.
Staten Island
Already closed by 2009
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200 OrchardClosed by 2009
200 Orchard St. · Lower East Side
No license found in 2026
The former Orchard Bar may have lost some of its character with the recent renovations, but it's gained a fog machine. When you're one of the top in the know DJ destinations in the LES that can be a valuable asset.
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205 BarClosed by 2009
205 Chrystie St · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Bar Louis
Closed April 2008 when it's liquor license was revoked. Seemingly overnight this retro 60's lounge space has become the destination for LES hipsters and the vice cops who love to hate them.
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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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Bella'sClosed by 2009
1 Cleveland Pl · NoLita
Closed; now Ketchy Shuby downstairs lounge
There's a strict door at this downtown bar for the preppy set. If you went to Vanderbilt, Trinity, or Princeton you might want to mention it. If your daddy knows someone that there daddy knows that might help to. Otherwise your best bet is to mention how big a fan you are of the band Vampire Weekend and smile your best Oxford smile.
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The Door LoungeClosed by 2009
508 9th Ave. · Chelsea
A different business is licensed at this address: Scallywag's Irish Pub & Restuarant
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Jade TerraceClosed by 2009
268 W. 47th St. · Midtown West
Closed
The rooftop lounge on the third floor of China Club enjoys great sight lines, and a little less thuggery than can be found below.
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Korova Milk BarClosed by 2009
200 Ave. A · East Village
No license found in 2026
A dimly lit interpetation of A Clockwork Orange's Korova Milk Bar. True to its source material it lends itself to utter, wretched, albeit nonviolent, excess.
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LinkClosed by 2009
120 E. 15th St · Union Square/ Flatiron
No license found in 2026
The Union Square location makes for a convenient place to meet up with friends, and a full circle island bar means that you can easily keep yourself occupied with the eye contact game while you wait for them to show up.
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Luv 24/7PickClosed by 2009
247 Eldridge St. · Lower East Side
Closed; now San Antonios
Exposed brick, warm lighting, and an arched wood beam ceiling create a welcome respite from the scene to be seen ambience so many neighboring LES bars are so busy cultivating.
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Mica BarClosed by 2009
252 E. 51st St. · Midtown East
A different business is licensed at this address: Napoleon's Pizza/The Stag's Head Cornerstone Taver
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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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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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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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RoadhouseClosed by 2009
984 Amsterdam Ave. · Morningside Heights
Closed; now Amity Hall Uptown
Sure there are plenty of Columbia frat bars, but the Roadhouse isn't just any Columbia frat bar. It's vying to be the Columbia frat bar.