Nightlife Roundup Where to go to cure your Pac-Man fever. Friday Night Fever Drink at '70s prices all night. Disco never died. Part of a New York-based chain, Polly Esther's packs a decade's worth of music and pop culture memorabilia into each of its two levels, both of which are built to boogie, with huge dance floors, spinning DJs and multiple bars.
Bell bottoms are optional.
What was once a Philadelphia Mike's eatery is now a writhing mass of folks, mostly too young to have gone to a dance club during the decade being celebrated. If it starts to feel like a bad acid trip, you can always try one of Polly Esther's potent potions to calm your nerves. As the numbers of bachelorette parties it hosts can attest, Polly Esther's is a fun place. Even the staff gets into the act, occasionally hopping up on the bar to do the Hustle. The club is closed Sunday through Tuesday.