7 Spots To Dine And Dance In The City

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Artichoke and Avenue

Artichoke

If the full menu at Avenue isn't enough to satisfy your hunger inside of a club, Artichoke Pizzeria is right on the corner of 10th Avenue and 17th Street.

Started in Staten Island, Artichoke became famous for its notably large slices and signature Artichoke slice. If waiting on the long line outside of Artichoke at 3 AM doesn't sound like your idea of fun, you can order a pie to the table if you have a bottle reservation.

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Avenue

Avenue is one of Strategic Group's smaller ventures in the nightlife industry. While they may be more well known for their mega-club brands such as Lavo and Marquee, one can't deny that Avenue is a great night out. This boutique nightclub features dark wood paneling, a new lighting system, and a lofted VIP section above the DJ booth.

If this isn't enough to make you attempt to pass the velvet ropes guarded by doorman/actor Wass Stevens, the nightclub also features a full menu prepared by Chef Roble. The menu features Asian inspired dishes and American favorites such as slider burgers prepared with Pat La-Freida beef and kung pao chicken satays.

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Artichoke, 114th 10th Avenue

Avenue, 116 10th Avenue

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  • Hurricane Club and Riff Raff
  • Standard Grill and Le Bain
  • Brasserie Beaumarchais and RdV./Kiss & Fly
  • STK and Tenjune
  • Artichoke and Avenue
  • Ken & Cook and Lil' Charlie's
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just another nyc model

August 21, 2012

9:04pm

How is 1Oak not on this list considering I see the Winklevoss twins there almost everynight I'm there? Don't they own this site!? haha  

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