Manhattan Bachelorette party Clubs
 
Light   A place to unwind after work, the New York social scene maker or the tourist who wants to relax in an atmosphere that is quintessentially New York, LIGHT is the place to be. Nice size place, trendy crowd and moderately priced drinks. Music is mixed, pop and house.


Zanzabar   Youthful and hip, Zanzibar is the perfect place to bring a date, meet with friends, or wine and dine clients. Of course, you may just want to swing by for a drink and a quick (yet delicious) dinner after work, on the way to a movie, or before/after the theatre. Located at the heart of a west-side neighborhood currently going through a major renaissance -- and just around the corner from Restaurant Row -- Zanzibar offers great people-watching, mingling, music, and food seven days a week. Hip music and moderately priced.

A60  Beyond the picturesque setting, the chance to mix and mingle with others of like-minded social status remains the primary draw. However, well-mixed specialty cocktails make the experience a little more, well, special. The subtly fruity plum sangria, made with Stoli Orange, plum sake and fresh juice, and the 60 champagne, with Stoli Raspberry, muddled raspberries and Moet, add a splash of class.
Crobar   The club's diverse crowd--veteran scensters, Chelsea boys, guys in suits, girls in stilettos and club kids--make the 2,750-capacity space feel like a glam New York party every night. Johnny Dynell's Saturday soirees add the underground vibe, while occasional circuit-style parties lend a 24-7 feel. The music changes night-to-night and room-to-room, from progressive to tribal to hip-hop to high-energy house.

Discoteque  The crown jewel of the nightspot is its sound system, which entices big-name spinners like Roger Sanchez, Hex Hector and Frankie Knuckles. Every night boasts a different party. Thursday night is progressive house with rotating DJs. Junior Vasquez steps up as the club's resident Friday night DJ. On Saturdays it's hip-hop, R&B and reggae. And the alcohol starts flowing every Sunday at 12pm to the beats of smooth house.

The Park Bar   Those seeking solace in the form of a well-poured pint of Boddington's (the bar attracts a significant British crowd) or a sizeable glass of wine pack the joint. The music, usually classic rock or acid jazz, plays softly in the background, without overwhelming conversations. The young, relaxed crowd shuns head-to-toe Christian Dior outfits in favor of jeans and T-shirts.

 

Bowlmor   Good music, a hip crowd and fun facilities make Bowlmor a great night out--perfect for parties and casual get-togethers. Plus, it's a sporty social alternative (with 42 lanes) if you're sick of downtown bars. You'll find what you're craving, even if it's beyond the basic bowling-alley staples like nachos, hot dogs and buffalo wings. Here you can choose from a menu that also includes salads, sandwiches, you name it. Full bar, too, in case you want more than just a pitcher of brew.
Gotham Comedy   Unsurprisingly, you've got to pay for upscale, so Gotham Comedy Club always enforces a two-drink minimum (with food available). But swank attracts rank so performers like Jim Gaffigan, Todd Barry, Sue Costello and the blisteringly funny satirist Lewis Black have all played numerous times. Even Seinfeld has been known to stop by unannounced for a set. In addition to headliner shows, programming includes multicultural series like the Latin-themed Comedy Salsa and the gaycentric Homo Comicus. Sketch Mondays and New Talent Tuesdays round out the week with more conventional fare.


Flesh Theater    Not to say that I was thinking it wouldnt be fun but this party far outlived my greater expectations. The atmosphere was wonderful. The sexual vibe in the room is so strong its beyond infectious. I do have to say though you definitely have to keep an open mind as you never know what movies will be playing or what kinds of people you may meet. If you are bored with the regular bars and lounges and are looking for someplace a bit more wild on a Wednesday night, this is definitely for you to try out. Be sure to wear black clothing for a reduced door charge too. S&M lounge.

Coda   With its bouncer, velvet ropes and eye-catching space, Coda injects a jolt of swank into the bustling business district around the Empire State Building. Converted from a bank, the sprawling, high-ceilinged lounge has an opulent Las Vegas patina with plush couches, red candles, palm trees and gold spiderweb-like chandeliers. A diverse, cubicle-weary crowd spreads out at the long bar and in the refurbished vault downstairs.
 
 
Avalon
This Chelsea night club use to be the old Limelight, now, it has become a mix of gay and straight party animals every Friday and Saturday night. party the night away in this multi-level dance club were every room is full of surprises. At midnight on the main dance floor, the boys remove their shirts and the sweat flows.
Although this club become primarily gay, we felt obligated to include it for some bachelorette parties perfer the livelyness and music of the New York City gay scene.

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