7 Spots To Dine And Dance In The City

STK and Tenjune

STK The faux reptile leather seats, live DJs and steer horns above the main bar should tell you that this isn't exactly your typical steakhouse. The menu contains an array of salads, a raw bar and of course, a special section for "STKs." Though the name may be missing a few vowels, the kitchen doesn't miss a beat when serving out the smaller filet medallion or the cardiac arrest friendly 34 oz. rib-eye steak. There is a newly opened rooftop to enjoy in the summer months with some of the best views in the Meatpacking. [Photo via] Tenjune Tenjune was Mark Birnbaum and Eugine Remm's first big nightlife hit in New York. Back when it first opened in 2006, Tenjune hosted the likes of Kanye West and P. Diddy on a regular basis and was easily the toughest door in New York. The club still holds popular hip-hop parties which have been hosted by famous rappers such as Trey Songz. After the club's renovations last year, Tenjune now boasts a full LED ceiling and glow in the dark art work along the walls. [Photo via] STK and Tenjune, 26 Little West 12th Street