Suggestions for Dance Clubs near New York

Rolling Stone • March 8, 2011Influential underground gay dance club where Madonna shot her first music video in 1982, for the song “Everybody.” Closed in 1987.

Mike K. • March 10, 2017Beautiful views of Manhattan and Jersey from this youthful club featuring a full bar, great dance floor, and spacious rooftop patio. Drinks are pricey, but I love this place. Free coat check.

Michelle S. • May 12, 2014Good beer selection, but music is stupid loud upstairs after 10 considering they don't technically have a dance floor - it's insane to have to scream conversation at your friends when not at a club.

The Corcoran Group • March 5, 2013Recently renovated and glitzed up, this dance den now features a catwalk for dancers and performing artists - it's like a return to NYC's good old club days.

Danielle F. • July 31, 2011Really fun if you're with a small group (5-7) and want to dance. Go downstairs for more of a club atmosphere and upstairs to relax more

Village Voice • November 14, 2011Winner of Best New Dance Club in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue! This is the go-to spot for worldwide dance acts.

Ronan M. • June 5, 2012The Tunnel is no longer a dance club. Its an office building & storage facility.

Gilt City • September 19, 2011Full of knickknacks (and one arresting disembodied horse head), this underground dance club is filled with students and after-work hipsters looking to hit the dance floor and let loose.

Tanya R. • December 7, 2014Very good food. VERY loud music. Very impressive birthday presentation. Garlic butter toast. Huge portions. If you wish your favorite dance club served great food, this is your place.

Nate F. • February 19, 2019salsa and bachata dance parties in the club downstairs

LaDawn P. • August 25, 2018When will this place stop pretending it’s a club? Your food is good but overpriced, your dance floor is cramped and your popularity peaked in 2013. Please get rid of your bouncers, beyond dumb

Pia • April 20, 2012Awesome art-themed, factory-inspired basement dance club. Getting in is tough so have a table or inside connection. Music is amazing (Top 40 + techno). Crowd is eclectic. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu)

Jared S. • February 5, 2012There's a dance club down stairs

Angela T. • January 23, 2013Wrong label. More than a comedy club. Actually an Irish dance studio. That may be comedic, too?

FreshNYC p. • January 1, 2015The swanky bowling lair features two sexy side by side lanes, leather couches, flat-screen TVs, projector screen, and state-of-the-art sound system. Also access to full-bar, billiards, and dance club.

Thida S. • August 10, 2013Food is really really good here. The problem is the ambience is so terrible. Sit outside so that the loud club music is at a bearable level and you don't have to witness the dance party at 2pm inside

Maybelline New York • September 5, 2012Dance the night away upstairs and flirt downstairs at this bi-level dance club and lounge. Bottle service anyone?

Calvin M. • March 12, 2016Way too crowded. Barely a bar let alone a dance club

Monica M. • May 19, 20173 floor club: 1 is dance floor, level 2 is lounge, level 3 is rooftop garden

Vici V. • November 10, 2013Officially one of my favorite clubs in NYC! Just missing the dance floor (c'mon Jay Z).. Music is great, especially if you like Jay Z and Beyonce kind of songs..

Nick H. • May 12, 2015Fun balance of sports/casual bar (upstairs) and dance club (downstairs). Can't beat it!