I have been here at least 5 different times for music of promotional event in the past. It is about…read morethe World Cup and Mexico is playing and this spot is basically home field advantage. The crowd did go crazy when Mexico scored first in World Cup round of 32. The bartenders are usually pretty friendly and I hope to come back for a concert soon. This place is great to attend for all types of concerts.

Updating this review because I had a dismal and unnecessary interaction with one of elsewhere…read morebartenders. I didn't get their name but it was a white male presenting person with long tawny brown blond hair and a septum piercing. 6/15 around 11:30 pm at the very end of the event I was attending a wonderful event for Tales of a Cocktail x Espolon and at the end of the night I was trying to get my friend to register with Campari academy // the QR codes were all over the bar... I asked "Hi do you guys still have any of the QR codes that were on the bar ? For Campari academy" and this person laughed in my face sneered at me like they were mocking me and said "i don't even know wtf that is" I clarified "oh the Pink QR codes that were all over the bar are they gone ?" Again they repeated " i don't even know what you're even talking about .. so no" The interaction was so rude and really put a bad taste in my mouth I went further and asked "oh yall probably threw them out already" , i asked him "you work for elsewhere right? And not espolon" - he laughed in my face again and said no ... I was trying to be nice and remain positive so I told him "oh you should look into it then! You're a bartender right ? They do lots of free parties and events like this one" His response was so nasty he smiles in my faces and said "yeah I don't wanna do that I don't really care" so I kept my composure because at the end of the day this was an event for all industry professionals, bar owners, bartenders LIQOUR reps, hospitality leaders etc- and this was the demeanor this person had.... I replied "oh you don't care huh? Well the information is there if you want it have a goodnight" and as I was walking away he said "I really don't" This was such an unfortunate and unexpected interaction just a few days short of the NBA playoffs party I attended with NYx Cosmetics at Elsewhere. - I work in hospitality because I genuinely want to be there and I want to give people exciting memorable experiences- not mock them to their face and try to make them feel small...

Unveiled is easily one of the better nightlife spots in Brooklyn. The layout works really well,…read morestarting as more of a lounge and building into a full club once the main room opens, so the energy naturally picks up as the night goes on. Music is always solid and keeps people on the dance floor, and the crowd is a good mix of people who are actually there to have a good time. Staff is on point, and the whole place feels organized without losing that fun, high-energy vibe. Definitely a go-to if you're looking for a strong night out.

Went to Unveiled, the new subterranean club at the Wythe Hotel, to watch a World Cup match on a…read moreSaturday. The venue had either just opened or was in its soft opening phase, and some of the staff promoting the club were inviting people in from the street to watch the game. They were also offering a complimentary whiskey-based cocktail and a scoop of Van Leeuwen ice cream, so a friend and I decided to check it out. We got there towards the beginning of the game, so we were able to get seating. The space was brand new, with lots of velvet seating, projectors showing the match at both ends of the room, lush fake greenery throughout, small cocktail tables, and a long bar running along one side. It has an intimate, lounge-like atmosphere, and the sound system was very good. It made for a great sports-watching experience, and I'm sure it would be a fun experience on nights with a dj. Throughout the match, the crowd ebbed and flowed, and it didn't end up feeling too crowded. The complimentary Van Leeuwen ice cream was a nice touch (two flavors to choose from). After the complimentary cocktail, we each ordered another drink, a glass of white wine and a beer, which came to about $30 before tip/tax. Service was friendly throughout, and the bartender was attentive and quick. Overall, it was a fun place to catch the game, and I am curious whether they will continue hosting sports watch parties or if this was just for the opening weekend. Either way, I would be interested in coming back to experience the nightlife scene.

Came here for a friend's show recently and I loved this venue! It's spacious with a mezz as well as…read morefloor spots. They also have a big space for a band or singers. Drinks aren't bad. Would love to come back for one of their jazz nights!

Oh hell yes, disco night was sooo fun and the vibes were immaculate! There is a speakeasy upstairs…read morenext door but def need a reservation for a Friday or Saturday night. The venue set up has a dance floor and a small upstairs area. It was great vibes

I came here recently for a show. I really liked this venue; there was plenty of room for people to…read morespread out and the staff were great. I would definitely come back!

What an awesome place for lovers of live music!…read more The bar at TV Eye's entrance has leather couches and tables as a perfect starting point for the night. This is a cool and chill area where you could hang out with friends or get ready for all the fun. A karaoke room is right next to it if you feel like singing! We grabbed a drink and headed to the concert area where we saw local band Lip Critic and UK band Fat Dog. The sound system was great and the crowd deserves its own compliment - there is no pretentious vibe with everyone just letting loose and having a great time. If you get hot and sweaty from the concert you can walk past the merch table to a nice open patio with picnic tables; we caught a cool breeze here before heading home for the night. TV Eye is a blast giving both laid back vibes and an awesome fun time.

Positive: Good music and "dive-ness" and the fact that they have vegan food is awesome. I…read moreappreciate that the place offers a venue for local bands. Negatives: Mostly with the staff tbh. Both bartenders working were pretty clearly alcoholics (I was sitting behind one on his dinner break where "dinner" consisted of a beer, a white claw, a shot and a bag of chips). There was also a dog that I think belonged to either the bartenders or the bar itself and one of the bartenders yelled at a customer or trying to pet the dog even though it was sitting inside the bar on a booth with no clear indication not to. Bartenders also seemed to be offering free shots just so they had a chance to do them with customers? Idk I know that alcoholism is common in the profession, but it felt not great for it to be so obvious and unaddressed. Also, "guest passes" for bands only counted for the set of the particular band and not every band on the bill which felt a bit stingy.

I was at the venue again for a fun Pride Bands event, I…read morewasn't here for a while, but I was extremely happy to see the Coolest bartender working on a Monday. Cool vibes and an awesome personality she made this Monday more special. Great sounds coming from the bands and now that I mentioned the sounds. Gold Bar Sounds has the most chilled and amazing sound guy. One of the best around. I was able to do my performance piece, and I was so thrilled how well everything worked out. I seriously need to tell everyone that I know to do more shows there. Thanks to All the staff who made this night just plain Ole Rock!

Okay Rae- look at you exploring Brooklyn and the arts and enjoying jazz. I did not appreciate the…read moreStudio Ghibli aspect enough as I didn't recognize most songs. There's a two drink minimum (yay canned water for $8 does count) and you make reservations beforehand. The aesthetic itself is great - very romantic mood lighting and live music.   Only thing is - bring some earplugs to protect your ears. Or don't. I expected better of myself.

The Red Pavilion has a beautiful Instagram with high-res photos. Unfortunately, the venue doesn't…read moremeasure up and neither did the experience. *Tickets are around $60 at VERY cramped tables (there's no space to walk between tables) *The dancers numbers are short (and there were few acts) *The food quality was underwhelming *Drinks were just okay

This is a Knockdown Center review through Tiki Disco eyes, because that is how I first understood…read morethe venue at its highest use. Tiki Disco is more than a party, and my first experiences with it in the Ruins were nourishment for the soul during a certain New York chapter. It powered me through the corporate Monday morning bargain that often felt like the price of admission to New York. I first went in 2013, after learning about Tiki from people whose taste I trusted. DJs I followed knew Lloyd, Eli, and Andy and described the party with admiration, making it feel essential. So I went, and within minutes I remember thinking, "Good Lord, this is incredible." It was a feeling I have only had a handful of times while chasing thrills in cities around the world. The crowd was part of the revelation: striking and free-spirited, with a physical aliveness that made the afternoon hum. People were dressed with that impossible Brooklyn ease where skin appeared here and there without feeling thirsty or staged. This was the beginning of the social media boom, when people were broadcasting a "perfect life" from Ibiza and Mykonos. Those places were being sold as aspirational cool, but Tiki made the better argument: maybe summer in Europe would happen someday, but for that Sunday, the real magic was a bike ride or subway ride away, right on the Bushwick and Maspeth edge. What made it unforgettable was 2 forces meeting at full strength. Tiki brought the music, people, and spirit; Knockdown Center brought the scale, texture, and atmosphere. The Ruins had brick walls, industrial windows, and a smokestack over the courtyard, giving the outdoor space the feeling of something discovered rather than staged. People drank Modelo cans, ate mini Roberta's pizzas, and swayed through the afternoon inside one of the city's best secrets. The party felt like a generous island in New York: part club and part commune. It grew from a circle of friends into something much larger while keeping a shared code of warmth, taste, and welcome. As Tiki continues to reach new audiences, that spirit remains at its heart. Tiki knows how to carry the original spark forward. I loved day parties from that era, including Été d'Amour, Warm Up at MoMA PS1, Mister Sunday at Industry City, and The Well for Tiki and Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream. But nothing matched Tiki Disco at Knockdown Center when a hot Sunday afternoon became a full outdoor dance floor under the New York sky. The day began in bright heat, then gathered force as the sun dropped behind the brick, and the courtyard moved as one. Lloyd, Eli, and Andy have world-class taste and a masterful command of the CDJs, but they carry it lightly. They would never announce that talent; they show you, smile modestly if you notice, and then fade back into the New York jungle. I still remember Lloyd playing Stars on 33's "Something You Can Feel" at the high point, when the song gathered the afternoon into one shimmering, collective peak. That first Tiki impression also includes Eli dropping Todd Terje's "Inspector Norse," a record woven into the party's vocabulary. The sound was serious, clean, and precisely tuned, with what sounded like a portable Funktion One setup giving the music power and clarity. The DJs knew how to build the moment, and Knockdown gave it space, height, and brick wall resonance. The staff deserve credit too, because an outdoor party like that only works when the crew protects the energy intelligently. Security seemed relaxed and alert, letting the harmless weirdness breathe while quietly squashing the negative without making the afternoon feel policed. Tiki Disco in the Ruins captured one of the sexiest and most quintessential versions of bohemian New York I've ever experienced. It creates a community that can, for a few hours, push back against the fear, status anxiety, and shame that city life pours into people. It is metaphysical in the best possible way because it comes through music, sunlight, and sweat.

I have been to the club and had a decent time, this is about there merch service…read more I ordered an item 06. 25. 26 the money was taken from my account instantly. I received a receipt with a tracking number. So far I have not received any further information on back order etc just silence. I have emailed various emails provided by KDC no response same with the phone same with leaving messages on instagram. I am hoping someone will see this and contact me

Overall rating: 4.8…read more Wow I absolutely love this place. It gives me Brooklyn vibes to the max & I'm obsessed. My concert doors opened maybe 20 min late and I was fortunate enough to see band playing on the rooftop too. I was maybe 5 min late to doors opening and all of the good spots were already taken! I guess that's New York for you. I found a little nook that no one thought of & placed myself there for the rest of the night. Highly recommend as a concert venue! Curious to see if it's open when it's not a concert hall. Would love to check out!!

Smaller concert/ party venue, and I was pleasantly surprised by how welcoming and cute it was…read more There were some seats available, but you'll want to arrive early to snag one. The sound quality was great, and the overall vibe was cozy and intimate. Although I didn't drink, I noticed there was a bar, so it seems like a nice spot to enjoy a drink while watching a show. The bathroom line was a bit long, though, so that's something to consider. On the bright side, they offer coat check, which is a nice touch for the winter months.