You asked for it, and we can’t let you down! We rounded up some of the best spots to go dancing year-round, whether in sneakers or heels. No matter the borough, we’ve got it covered.
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Pulqueria
11 Doyers Street, Manhattan
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This little gem in the heart of Chinatown more than delivers. Keep an eye out down the side street to discover the Mexican dining spot-turn-club.
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House of Yes
2 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn
House of Yes
This place may be just over a decade old, but it hasn’t slowed down. All you need to know is, it’s a dream come to life of some of New York’s underground arts community, so let your imagination run wild – they surely do with their theme nights, DJs and performances.
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No Fun
161 Ludlow Street, Manhattan
No Fun
161 Ludlow Street, Manhattan
Despite the somewhat cheesy name, No Fun delivers great music and drinks, plus booths where you can actually rest your feet. Head over early to this neighborhood local to get to know your bartenders or partake in some happy hour deals.
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Nowadays
56-01 Cooper Avenue #1, Queens
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Owned by the founders of the Mister Sunday dance party, this massive space was perfectly designed for dancing – both indoors and on its back patio. They make good use of the extra space year-round with daytime summer backyard parties and providing warming stations and blankets in the winter. With NYC social distancing, you can still party virtually via livestream every night starting at 8 p.m.
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Ponyboy
632 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn
Ponyboy
Another friendly neighborhood favorite serving up curated cocktails and a funky back room with everchanging – but always exciting - events, themes and DJs.
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Bossa Nova Civic Club
1271 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn
Bossa Nova Civic Club
1271 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn
Keeping with its name, this club turns out some of the hottest underground house and techno, and even offers a platform for up-and-comers to spin their goods. Once you make it past the bouncers, enjoy the drinks and just wanna dance atmosphere.
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The Blond
11 Howard Street, Manhattan
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Dress to impress at this gold and geode-accented club at the 11 Howard hotel. Enveloping you in plush velour seating to boot, you’ll feel transported out of the city. Have a back-up plan just in case, as the door can sometimes be tricky.
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Bedlam
40 Loisaida Avenue, Manhattan
Bedlam
Located in Alphabet City and adorned with taxidermied moose heads, however you roll in, you’ll surely be welcome on the dance floor.
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Avant Gardner
140 Stewart Avenue, Brooklyn
Avant Gardner
140 Stewart Avenue, Brooklyn
Frankly, we just love the name of this place. But this massive complex sprawls across several blocks houses multiple dance spaces, including The Brooklyn Mirage and The Lost Circus, offering their own unique spin on dance parties. It also has its own food court to keep you going.
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Escondido
146 Bowery, Manhattan
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Tucked away in the Sohotel, this lounge is sprawling with creative floral bouquets, red banquets and a glittering skull. Playing a range of music from salsa to underground house, you can also check out live shows and art exhibits from time to time.
