The city that never sleeps offers up intoxicating nightlife. Get lost in the late-night energy of dimly lit cocktail bars, upbeat dives and dance-till-morning nightclubs.
The new film features Greenwich Village locales crucial to Bob Dylan and the 1960s folk scene. Take a tour inspired by the film’s locations and Bob Dylan; see more highlights below.
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Formerly known as 120 Bay Cafe, this bar, restaurant and live music venue—known for its brightly painted and creatively decorated façade—is only a few blocks from the Staten Island Ferry terminal.
Putting a feminine spin on the concept of an Italian wine bar, Aria serves only wine made by women winemakers—a conceit for sure, but one that's rewarding.
This artisanal, small-batch distillery harks back to an era before Prohibition.
This historic theater reopened in 2015 as a beautifully restored venue for live music.
A multilevel rooftop lounge plays host to dance parties, hip-hop DJs and rap performances.
Every night, comedians—some of whom you may recognize from TV—perform at this Gramercy club.
Located on the ground floor of the historic waterfront Terminal Stores Building, Porchlight is a beloved neighborhood haunt and cocktail destination on Manhattan’s West Side.