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Nightlife in New York
New York (http://new-york.ixs.net) is known as the city that never sleeps. Whether jazz, rock, comedy, or cabaret, or if it's sweating on a dance floor, or simply watching people in a neighborhood pub, New York embarrassment of choice for your evening entertainment. From fine dining to theater, poetry or night raves, New York is the place to be.

The nightlife is still largely downtown. Home to Broadway, Times Square is enjoying a renaissance, with restaurants in American theme, bars and cinemas that draws a huge crowd of tourists. The East Village, from 14th Street east of Broadway in Houston, is famous for its local bars that stay open late and its small live music clubs frequented by young people all rock and roll. Midtown, especially around Hell's Kitchen, is developing a reputation. The Lower East Side, a neighborhood comings and goings that borders the East Village in Houston and stretches south to Chinatown at Canal, offers a lively nightlife and atmosphere similar. classic jazz joints in the West Village and the Meatpacking District and the clubs to "see and be seen Chelsea are also alive at night. And in the East River in Williamsburg, Brooklyn neighborhood has become the place for artists, trendy, and fans of rock and roll.

nightclubs, bars and lounges
There are clubs for almost every taste idiosyncratic. However, keep in mind that whenever you go is just as important as where you go as a club that was packed to 11 hours can empty at midnight, and a bar that raged last night, tonight may be completely empty.

Manhattan bustles with nightlife, bars, lively lounges and ultra hip nightclubs. SoHo with its chic nightclubs attracting artists, models and types of media. The gay scene is centered around the bars of the West Village, which also offers a lively mix of jazz clubs. Gramercy, in the 20s on the east side, is the new SoHo lounges with velvet rope. class tastes are also available in sophisticated lounges, clubs and cocktail bars in Midtown and Upper East and Upper West Sides.

trendy bars include Max Fish, Lower East Side who meets with a young, T-shirt and jeans crowd and recently renovated Serena, Chelsea, a subterranean lounge in the cool and the legendary Hotel Chelsea. Double Happiness in Chinatown, attracts a funky 20-something. A more sophisticated lounge, the Campbell Apartment, Grand Central Station, Midtown, is hidden in this busy rail terminal, which serves cocktails and martinis upscale chip. The refined, bar club in the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel, Midtown West, is known for its literary origins. For classic New York there Chumley, or the White Horse Tavern in West Village.

Admission to some of the smarter nightclubs can be costly and it is cash only. Most clubs charge a cover, which can vary from 5 to Dollar Dollar 25 or more, depending on location and night. Remember to dress properly, something that is easy to do, like wearing black. Smoking is prohibited in all enclosed public places in New York, including restaurants and bars. Some bars have gardens or fully enclosed non-smoking rooms for those who want to light, but in most places you have to leave. The normal closure of the club is 0400, although many sites are open all night and most of them do not serve dinner. An evolving culture of "after hours of entertainment to offer places until sunrise. The minimum age is 21 for drinking and verification of photo ID is required. The average price of a beer is U.S. Dollar 5-7, while the average price of a cocktail is in U.S. dollars 10. A tip of U.S. Dollar is expected 1-2 per drink.

Jazz Clubs
The city is also home to many jazz clubs featuring performances of the two best American and in.