As a city known for its nightlife, New York City hosts its fair share of clubs ranging from laidback lounges to boisterous bars. Whether you’re looking to vibe along to some bedroom pop or dance the night away; the city’s diverse range of venues caters to everyone. Check out these night clubs in NYC for a fab night out in Manhattan.

 

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Opened in 2017, Gospël was founded on the principles of creative freedom and inclusivity. You don’t have to be famous to get into this house music-lover’s haven, you just need to be cool and know how to party. The club spans two floors and hosts a range of well-known and up-and-coming DJs.

Musica boasts a lively atmosphere with two dance floors and two DJ booths, along with a rooftop terrace bar. The space holds countless events every month, featuring both local and international DJs, and the crowds are always hype.

Le Bain is a club for those who love to dance and let loose. There are always guest DJ performances going on, so you’re sure to hear new stuff every time you’re here. Grab a cocktail from the rooftop bar for some fantastic views of the city below – you might even spot a celebrity while you’re at it.

Rumpus Room is an intimate and highly stylized Fashion Week hotspot featuring a collection of EDM, hip hop, and lots of pop music. The retro 80s vibes are strong here, with neon lights and animal print galore. Don’t be shocked if the night ends with some dancing on tables – the partygoers are known to get as wild as the décor.

Outer Heaven is a decidedly minimalistic “micro-club” with a carefully curated collection of Japanese art adorning the walls and arcade games to play in the back when you need a breather. Mezcal, sake, and orange wine are the pillars of cocktails here, with plenty of other options available. This chic establishment is where Taylor Swift celebrated her 34^th birthday – a testament to the trendiness of Outer Heaven.

Located inside the Tribeca Grand Hotel, Paul’s Cocktail Lounge was opened by esteemed DJ Paul Sevigny. The bright, playful décor is accented by quirky details such as drinks being served on silver platters and a strictly upheld “no phones allowed” rule. Guest DJs play all sorts of genres here, so there’s something for everyone every night of the week.

Opened in 2007, The Box is a highly exclusive night club spanning 3 floors of dancing and sitting room. Reservations are required and discretion is expected, as the clientele hinges on the celebrity side. This is definitely not your average nightclub – The Box is host to (often risqué) live music, burlesque and cabaret shows, and musical theater performances for a fun and unique night out in New York full of art and intrigue.

Operating as an ultra-classy basement lounge since 2012, ACME’s audience is generally on the younger side and always down for a good time. The bar is serviced by the same kitchen as the restaurant upstairs, ensuring world-class cocktails and all the small bites you could want. Brick walls and tastefully scuffed wooden floors with cozy rugs cultivate a comfortable chic atmosphere that has NYC socialites lining out the door.

Laissez Faire is located underneath the Beekman Hotel, accessed via a cobblestone-lined alley on the side. The décor is sleek, sophisticated, and glamorous with a shiny disco ball and moody lighting above the bar. There are live jazz performances on Wednesday nights, as well as DJ sets once it starts getting late. Caviar and oysters are on offer, plus the star of the show – tableside martinis you won’t want to miss.

Located on Time Square, Paradise Club hosts resident DJs, cabaret shows, and theatrical aerialist performances all under dramatic blue lighting. There are themed parties every Friday and Saturday, to celebrate the beautifully absurd.