New York Nightlife - If you thought that New York City was home to some of the nest art galleries, theater performances, museums and other attractions, then you will be happy to know the nightlife takes over to intensify your city experience. There are plenty of bars and nightclubs for you to choose from.
Jazz lovers may want to check out Birdland, located at 315 W. 44th St., which was named after jazz legend: Charlie “Yardbird” Parker. Cover charges at this spot can be found between $20 and $25 on weekends and a $10 minimum is also required. Another joint to consider includes the Divine Bar, which can be found at 244 E. 51st St. This is a nice place to enjoy a cigar or two.
40/40
6 W. 25th St., at Broadway
New York City, New York
Connected to the rapper, Jay-Z, this club caters to a trendy crowd. For sporting fans, there is no shortage of flat-screen televisions throughout this joint.
American Trash
1471 1st Ave., between E. 76th and E. 77th Sts.
New York City, New York
The decorations may resemble something that has come out of a garbage dump, but the entertainment smells sweet. Video games, plasma televisions, as well as a pool table helps ease down the drinks.
Arthur’s Tavern
57 Grove St., between 7th Ave. S and Bleecker St.
New York City, New York
Live music can be enjoyed at this option. A nice additive to this spot is that you don’t have to worry about a cover charge.
Burton Lounge
380 Columbus Ave.
New York City, New York
There are many different levels to explore when visiting this hot spot. DJ music sooths some patrons, while others prefer the optional sports bar area on the premises.
Cellar Bar
40 W. 40th St., between 5th and 6th Aves.
New York City, New York
This bar can be found within the Bryant Park Hotel. Classic R&B are the tunes you will hear radiating from this joint.
Hogs & Heifers
1843 First Ave.
New York City, New York
This joint can be located on the Upper East Side of the city. This is the closest you may come to a real saloon, cowboy.
Jimmy's Corner
140 W. 44th St.
New York City, New York
This bar has been around for more than 30 years offering inexpensive drinks and a good time. In New York City time, this joint should be called ancient.
Rudy's Bar & Grill
627 Ninth Ave., between 44th and 45th streets
New York City, New York
This bar and grill places you within the Hell’s Kitchen district. This is a hot spot when it comes to enjoying a nice Happy Hour.
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