Team WWW Guide to Going Out in NYC

Where to go out right now in New York City. Discover some of our very own favorite places to go out clubbing & bar hopping in NYC. Save for the next time you don't know where to go out!

- Little Sister: an underground club, dimly lit and velvet-laced with cavern-like settings of East Village’s 1990s lounge scene.
- Pony Boy: a cocktail-forward restaurant in the heart of Greenpoint that serves tapas-style dishes with American, Japanese and Mexican influences.
- Escondido: a great spot in LES if you are a fan of reggaeton music. 
- Joyface: 70's themed bar in the Lower East Side. They have water beds.
- Studio 151: an East Village speakeasy serving late-night sushi with a four-seat omakase bar that turns into a club.
- Acme: downstairs at 9 Great Jones St., perfect for dancing the night away. 
- Gospel: late night club showcasing the best of Afro-House, Tribal, Groovy Deep House, Disco Funk & more. Hard to get in. 
- House of Yes: a massive rave nightclub based in Brooklyn, go with a group.
- The Box: wild and extravagant performances, this isn't just any typical burlesque club.
- Paul's Baby Grand: a 1,000-square foot tropical-printed oasis, one of NYC nightlife’s most coveted rites of passage. Get ready to dance to everything 2000's era.
- Wiggle Room: an East Village spot with a dedicated dance floor and no cover.
- Dingaling: East Village cocktail bar with a '70s theme, a late-night scene, and a small food menu with a few different hot dogs.