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Nicole M.

Went to a concert at the Palladium for the first time this week and it was awesome! I wasn't excited about venturing into Times Square at all and yes, it was annoying navigating through crowds of tourists outside, but once we got into line it was fine. The 5 stars are honestly for the security team -- they made the line move quickly and efficiently to get inside the building. They were pleasant and gave direction as needed. For a line that wrapped around, it went FAST! Once inside, we were surprised to see that our mezzanine seats were at the same entrance to general admission. It's a small theater but plenty of room for GA ticket holders and a decent area for ticketed seaters. Even if you're seated, you'll have a good view of the stage. Plenty of bars are available and the bathrooms are clean. I have to say other than Times Square outside - I love this venue!

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Hui L.

It's been a long time since I've visited this venue for a show/concert. Last time I think was BTS...so ages ago! This time around I came here for the live action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon show. Security was a breeze, just had to open my bag and go through the metal detectors. Escalators going down lead to the seating area. The bathroom had an attendant directing the flow of traffic and making sure everything was clean. They started letting us in about half an hour before showtime. My seat was in the mezzanine middle section row C and it was not a bad view for the price I paid. The seat was pretty comfortable and the AC was a bit chilly. The rows are sloped upwards so my view was not blocked by anyone. Faces were a bit hard to make out from how far back I was but instead I had a nice view of the whole stage.

Eric K.

Went here for a concert, the venue was pretty small, but very open and clean! The staff were very helpful in showing us our seats. The sound of the show was perfect, and the show itself was amazing! The seats were surprisingly comfy and entering the place was easy. Only thing Is beware for when you leave, since this place is right in time square, it will be very crowded at night.

Ditas F.

Watched The Warning concert here and the place is literally in the middle of Times Square so its really chaotic while waiting outside. The place inside is not too big.

Brittany M.

My friend and I came to the Palladium to see Hannah Berner's stand up. I really like that they open the doors early. We got there about an hour before show time and went through security and were able to get our drinks and hang out in the theater before the show. Security was efficient and friendly, and the bartender was friendly as well, we were a bit loopy and he took it in stride and was fun to talk to. The bar had Hannah's signature cocktails, and the music playing was her own playlist. These were nice touches. I hate Times Square, but inside the Palladium you forget you're in Times Square. The show was great, and there seemed to be a lot of seating at different heights so it seems like everyone could get a good view.

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Colette H.

Such an amazing venue! I've been here many times, but they reopened recently under a new name and management. I love the decor and ambiance. This is such a great space to see a concert in. I stood in the GA section in front of the stage. You can see the stage from any spot in GA or in the tiered seating. The venue is easy to get around and there is plenty of space. Even though there were thousands of people at the performance I was at it didn't feel too crowded. I'd highly recommend coming here for a show!

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Valery C.

I was unsure what to expect with the seating/"mezzanine"/floor differences, but we had a great time. We saw several bands from the GA floor and the view was great from where ever you stood. The sound was better than I expected (aside from some vocal mics needing to be a little higher). But the space isn't too big which makes it feel intimate. The bathrooms are plentiful and clean and easy to access. There are lots of bars just steps away from the main music area- which makes it easy and quick to run and get a drink (at a decent price) and come back. My only con: They need to chill a little with those strobe lights- they hit right at eye level

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Super cool venue. Smaller. Ample bars set up. Saw Sevendust here 9/15/22 and it was great.

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“Decent NYC venue - have been quite a few times throughout the years, even back when it was the Best Buy Theater and also as the Playstation Theater.”

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The Red Lion - A neighborhood staple

The Red Lion

3.5(450 reviews)
2.1 mi•Greenwich Village
•$$
Full bar
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Picking my kid up from school we walked past this restaurant and saw an outside sign that said " 50…read morecent wings." They had me at 50 cents!! I went inside and asked the host if she was allowed to come inside with me, she said " yes! From 2pm-9pm she's welcome." We went home got ready and headed right back out. When we got there she said " you can sit anywhere." For a person handling everything at the time and I mean bartending, waitressing and being the host, she did amazing! She did explain to us that although the wings were 50 Cents the minimum u can get is 5 or 6. We ordered Bbq wings, mozzarella sticks, french fries, and regular wings. Everything tasted delicious and cooked to perfection. We came out this place looking like we ate a whale lol. They have juice, soda, and water for beverages, as well as alcoholic drinks. If you're ever interested in going, I suggest looking up what dates they have live events because that stage screams " LIVE MUSIC EVENTS."

First off, let it be known that I am so not familiar with the area or much of a bar hopper. Friends…read moreplanned for us to meet up here. When we arrived, there was a line at the door. Luckily, a table reservation for our party of had been made so we were able to go right in. Having just come from dinner, we did not eat any food. Drinks were all that we had. Shortly after arriving, the tables disappeared and it got way more crowded & loud on this Saturday night. It was a fun bar with live music. We did dance albeit very closely together. It was a perfect vibe for our birthday girl!

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Bowery Ballroom

4.3(406 reviews)
2.6 mi•Bowery, Lower East Side
•$$

You walk into the Bowery Ballroom and the air smells like stale sweat, old wood, and cheap…read moreambition. It's dark enough to hide your sins and loud enough to drown out the citys crime. ​The Bogmen took the stage like they had nothing to lose and everything to bleed out. Down on the floor, the boards were bouncing up and down beneath a hundred pairs of stomping feet, like the whole damn building was having a seizure. ​I stood back with a cold PBR tallboy in my hand, watching the band members, 20 tears later dance themselves into a stupor while the music hammered away. It's a great dark lounge for people who prefer their noise honest and their whiskey cheap. No pretense, just sweat, steel strings, and gravity doing its best to hold the room together.

It is an interesting experience, and I would say this spot definitely has a relaxed vibe. You can…read morepre-order the tickets on your phone (ticketmaster). It is just standing the whole time for the concert unless you are VIP (then there will be a small table with chairs set aside for you.) When you walk in, they check your bags and make sure you are of age (need photo ID and will get a wrist band), and there was no wait when I arrived at 6:30 PM, and the show was scheduled for 7 PM. There is a spot downstairs when you walk in to rest on a couch if you need. There are drinks: wine, beer, cider. The bathrooms are decent if you have to use them. Some positives: There is a coat check for $3, and they accept credit card. There are multiple stalls in the ladies' bathroom, and there is soap! I saw non-alcoholic drinks: Poland Spring water, Monster energy drink.

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The Bitter End - The Bitter End

The Bitter End

3.4(267 reviews)
2.1 mi•Greenwich Village
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The Bitter End is NYC's oldest rock-and-roll club!…read more First time here, what I enjoyed the most about the venue was the seating. When I went to The Iridium over the summer, the seating was situated more for dining and the performance is more of an afterthought. At The Bitter End I was front and center facing the stage The big attraction is the history of the club. The Bitter End opened in 1961 and was a launching pad for performers who later became major stars. I started following The Curtis Family when we were all locked down in 2020. Now in 2026, the family band hit the road and one of the stops on tour was The Bitter End. As with any of these small venues, they have a two drink minimum. Once my wife & I were seated, we ordered a few cocktails and settled in. The stage was large enough to have the (7) members of the band and they had two keyboards! The sound system was great and the drinks were strong. The seating, even though I was able to be in front, it was tight seating. It was a little too close for comfort. The Bitter End is a small, intimate, old-school Greenwich Village club. If you're looking for a classic New York City music-night experience, The Bitter End fits extremely well into Greenwich Village. It's a great venue for a folk singer or a small jazz performance.

Staff is super friendly both at the door and waiting tables. The small venue is cozy and well lit…read morefor shows. The two drink minimum menu is reasonably priced, I had a ginger beer and bottled water. I really enjoyed this music venue and would definitely come back if an artist I like is playing and I'm in the area again.

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Ashford & Simpson's Sugar Bar - Rack of lamb with seasonal sautéed vegatables!!!! DELICIOUS!

Ashford & Simpson's Sugar Bar

3.6(302 reviews)
1.5 mi•Upper West Side
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Definitely a hidden gem! If I hadn't looked it up on Yelp first we would have walked right by…read morewithout noticing it on while walking by. The unassuming outside hides a tremendously cool inside. As soon as we walked through the door, we were greeted warmly by Dinara (sp?) who was effortlessly cool in her own right. A young lady ( whose name I didn't catch) promptly seated us. It's not a huge space, but we didn't feel cramped. There was a bar up front, tables along the side walls and a stage in the back. Apparently they have live music nights and open mic nights too. When we went there was 80s/90s music playing and it was very cool. The decor is unapologetically Black and I love it! The restroom is clean and contemporary. The service staff is amazing and attentive. They gave us cornbread with berry butter. Very tasty! My only complaint is that they could have given us each a piece instead of giving us one piece cut into 2. Lol! But it was free! And if that's the "worst" part of the experience then you know it was an overall good time! I was wavering between whether or not to get the collard greens and asked if they were sweet or bitter or spicy. Our server went and got a small sample for me to try because it was hard to describe. I was grateful for her willingness to let me try them. By the way I did order them and they are more savory than any of the above. It's a gentle savory flavor. I also got rice and beans and teriyaki salmon. The beans weren't exactly what I expected. They were black beans which I don't typically associate with soul food. They weren't bad although next time I think I'll get potatoes. My dining companion got lamb chops and collard greens and mac and cheese. She loved everything and at it right up! The food presentation, flavor, and portion size were all good. I didn't leave feeling overstuffed but I was satisfied. The servers checked in on us an appropriate amount of times (we didn't feel rushed or under surveillance but they made sure we had what we needed). The manager/owner stopped by to make sure everything was good and chatted with us. All around good vibes & good eats--I would go again. Highly recommend!

Thursday, 07May26 - A night of celebrating Taurus' at Ashford & Simpson's Sugar Bar Lounge - and…read morewhat a celebration it was. So much joy. So much talent. Thank you, Valerie Simpson, and your late husband; Nickolas Ashford, for creating this amazing venue. The guest host for the evening was the incredibly talented Olutayo. Olutayo is joy exemplified. His vocal range, dance moves, entertaining facial expressions...infectious. I fell in love with this man and did not hesitate to tell him so. Beyond his talents was Olu's ability to manage / juggle the night's open-mic entertainers with such grace. From the lyrics of En Vogue and Salt-N-Peppa: "Whatta Man, Whatta Man, What a Mighty Good Man!" All of the entertainers were incredible. What a range of singers, dancers, a poet, a violinist. And the band! The band! The band! Come on!! Outstanding. I was seated next to Darius, one of the several background vocalists that were positioned throughout the lounge. We became fast friends in this space filled with exuberance. Darius was a delight. He was also a big brother to me, making sure no one blocked my view of the performance. Thank you, Darius, that was so kind of you. I had such a wonderful time being in the company of all these amazingly talented people. It was a 6-hour dopamine rush that should not be missed. The dinner that was served was top-notch. I had the Sea Bass. My friend had the Golden Fried Chicken. Both meals were delicious. I had the ginger mocktail with rosemary and blueberries - so yummy I had two. Dessert was key lime pie - suffer we will. Our server; Vickie, was a delight and amazing to observe as she maneuvered around the performers and kept us and everyone around us well served and continually hydrated. Vickie is to be commended for how hard she worked throughout the evening. I made sure our tip reflected our appreciation of her. Put the Sugar Bar on your bucket list when visiting NYC. You'll leave there feeling you have experienced Heaven on Earth.

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Ashford & Simpson's Sugar Bar
Ashford & Simpson's Sugar Bar
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Dizzy's Club

4.1(467 reviews)
0.8 mi•Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
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We only ordered drinks because we planned to eat afterward…read more Service was first rate. Ambience is welcoming, low-key. The wait staff was warm and attentive.

What a melodic way to honor John Coltrane's Centennial by celebrating 100 years of the legendary…read moresaxophonist & composer's life. I've loved all things Coltrane for as long as I can remember. His music was the soundtrack of my childhood & my introduction to jazz & the blues. So, while planning my return to NYC, I made sure to find a jazz club where I could experience his legacy. That led me to Dizzy's Club at Lincoln Center for A Masterful Tribute to Trane: Roxy Coss Quartet. I'll admit, I hesitated at the $60 cover & $20 minimum. Yet my server, Nidia, was amazingly engaging, & the seamless hospitality throughout, led by GM Raymond, was impressive. Most importantly, the extraordinary music made it worth every penny. The John Coltrane Centennial Celebration was nothing short of transcendent. Honoring Coltrane's iconic "Classic Quartet" era, saxophonist Roxy Coss led a powerhouse ensemble featuring Geoffrey Keezer on piano, James Cammack on bass, & Rudy Royston on drums. Together, they balanced fierce modal intensity with profound spiritual depth. Keezer's captivating commentary connected the music to Coltrane's history & legacy, while the musicians brought that history vividly to life. I especially appreciated the reflection on Coltrane's composition Alabama, written in response to the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. Artist Insights *Roxy Coss; Saxophones & Clarinet: Commanded the front line with muscular tenor solos & soaring soprano lines that captured Coltrane's questing spirit without merely imitating him. *Geoffrey Keezer; Piano: Followed his historical introductions with thunderous block chords & explosive modal runs. *James Cammack; Bass: The Ahmad Jamal Trio veteran anchored the ensemble with a deep, resonant pulse & commanding presence. & a gentle note: JC performs with a walker, yet his passion for playing remains unmistakably powerful. I love seeing that kind of dedication to the music. *Rudy Royston; Drums: Fueled the quartet with polyrhythmic fury & an exhilarating, Elvin Jones-inspired drive. The intimate space & ambience were supremely curated - pun intended: A Love Supreme. Great Jazz at the Lincoln Center & a salute to Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis for helping sustain this extraordinary jazz tradition. A triumphant & unforgettable homage to jazz royalty - TRANE, encore. I plan on visiting Dizzy's every time I return to NYC.

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The Flatiron Room - NoMad - Shrimp Tempura - classic and timeless

The Flatiron Room - NoMad

4.3(1.2k reviews)
0.9 mi•Flatiron
•$$$

We were pleasantly surprised that we were seated near the stage since they were reportedly all…read morebooked when we made the reservation. Depending on how long guests stay sometimes those seats are available as a first come first served so we were lucky. Our server was great and she explained the menu. I opted for the chefs menu which did not disappoint. Every course was thoughtfully prepared and delicious. It was fun to try everything including their starter course of three items. The oyster miso was quite a stand out for me. All of the fish prepared was delicate and lovely. The Parker rolls were soft and a nice complement. My friend who is less adventurous with seafood opted for their shrimp tempera roll, which was as good as you could make a shrimp tempera roll. Well prepared as well as their charcuterie board which we could not finish after everything. It was a memorable night I won't forget with nice entertainment and great staff. My partner held my hand as we walked back to the hotel which never happens. Quite a night thank you!

Went here for a casual get together with some colleagues when I was in NY. The Jazz vibes were…read morehonestly the reason to pick this place. It's a low key establishment from the outside but once you are in it feels a lot more trendy. The stage is right in the front and all the tables can get a good view of the stage. The music can be loud at times and the ambience is more on the dimly lit side but still a great spot. The service was great, and the drink selection was cool too. I would definitely pick from the selection of speciality cocktails. I got the smoked old fashioned (or similar) and that was potent, Smokey and delicious. We also got a few bites to eat. Other than the tuna tartare (didn't feel fresh) everything we got was nice - nigiri combo, kimchi fried rice, kings toast.... Nice drinks, nice atmosphere, good food and great service!!

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Ceiling view from front tables near stage

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Shells & Bones: Escargot with bone marrow flan!

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