Where to go and where is it better not to go in New York

Before choosing an institution, you need to weed out places where you definitely should not go. And we will help you with this.

First, all clubs in the Bronx, South Queens, Brooklyn and Brownsville areas in East New York are banned. In all these places, you can not only lose valuable things, but also run into a serious showdown with the local population over some nonsense. In Chinatown, everything is a little more friendly, but still we do not recommend being there in a not sober state.

Secondly, we do not recommend visiting clubs with a complex address or a special access system. That is, in establishments located in basements, in backyards, in apartments of residential buildings and other relatively inaccessible places. Chances of running into clubs with love for money or hallucinations for money. If this is not an argument, let us explain — very few people leave with a wallet and without infections.

5 of the best nightclubs in New York

If you already come to New York, then you should hang out like a real New Yorker! We have selected five places where you will remember the parties for a lifetime.

• 230 Fifth Rooftop Bar

If you like dancing to DJ sets and drinking, then there is no better option — this club-bar is located on the upper floors and an open roof overlooking the Empire State Building. But there are some life hacks to make it even cooler.

Admission is free, but sometimes the guards offer to skip the line - they say, buy a bottle of champagne for $120-130 and you're welcome. But this is just a trick, the line passes quite quickly and it is definitely not worth a hundred. Don't count on local food yet, it's not very good here. But the alcohol, music, dance floor and outdoor terraces are amazing.

• Terra blues

Want the most American night out in America? It's here! Music decides — the best blues in New York, great food, cozy interiors and just amazing atmosphere. Wild dances and frenzy will not be here, but sincerity and color are more than enough.

Yes, and the location is convenient — Bleecker Street is located in the lower part of Manhattan, where everything is excellent with transport and offers some of the most beautiful city views.

• Ascent Lounge

You can feel like a sleek New Yorker here in the lounge right on Columbus Circle. Everything is really decorous and expensive: the dress code is relaxed and businesslike, drinks — at least $20 per glass, in the interiors — maximum comfort. Plus views of Central Park from panoramic windows and a bunch of intellectuals around.

Yes, maybe a little snobbish, but there is hardly a place more popular among the city's elite.

• Rockwood Music Hall

For those who like to study local rock bands and listen to the most atmospheric jam sessions, Rockwood Music Hall is a must-see. The only problem is that Americans still love it dearly — on weekends, the club is not crowded.

But there is a way out: go to the hall building a little earlier than the opening and meet local people who are coming up. The audience there is nowhere more friendly — they will make a company in anticipation, and they will lead them with them, and they will introduce them to the musicians.

• Club Cache

You can dance to your heart's content with Latin and taste the best rum cocktails almost without leaving Union Square. Club Cache hosts the hottest parties with a Spanish accent. It would seem, how does this relate to New York? Yes, directly — everything is possible here, even a piece of southern passions in the center of Manhattan.

In fact, we know a lot more clubs, bars and lounges for every taste and budget. And we will select the best option if you contact us with your wishes. The American Butler team are longtime residents of the United States. And, as insiders, we are happy to help all travelers and relocators.