A giant video screen engulfs one wall, and there are monitors embedded in the cocktail tables. Musically, you get a wide variety with house, trip-hop and drum 'n' bass in the mix as well. XVI XVI's basement used to be a social club called Sweet 16, which the former proprietor's kids helped decorate. Although there are no regular parties, DJs play on the ground floor and downstairs, though the music tends to be considerably more pedestrian than the decor. F to Second Ave.
Hours vary with event.
At these clubs, you don't need to be over 21 to dance the night away At first glance, New York's nightlife may seem out of reach to people under 21. But the truth is that many of the city's top clubs open their doors on certain nights to accommodate underage clubgoers. The following clubs allow admittance to ages 18 and over. But keep in mind that club nights change often, so it's smart to call ahead before putting on body glitter and heading out the door. St. Cover varies.