(212) 529-1807
235 Eldridge St
New York,
NY
10002
40.7222
-73.99
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Lower East Side, Bowery
What People Are Saying About bOb
The Editor
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The Scene – This tiny, poorly ventilated lounge on a rather desolate, trash-heavy street on the Lower East Side might be one of downtown's most beloved drink and dance destinations. On any night, lounge kings, college students, artists and regular funk freaks come to get a glimpse of local art adorning the brick walls, and a taste of the soulful, mostly hip-hop-oriented sound selection provided by rotating DJs. – – The Draw – Most of the lounge's acclaim comes from its straight hook-up scene. You'll definitely rub up against somebody at least once in this tightly…
09/19/09
Old School Hip-Hop, Reggae, and Reggeaton
by topace88
This is my favorite spot. The music is great. The cover and drinks are affordable for a lounge.
Before 10PM is half price drinks and no cover.
- Pros: Music and Dancing
- Cons: can get a little crowded
08/10/09
Hidden Party Spot
by DMilfort
I actually never notice this place, until i spotted a line outside and can hear the music pumping from E. Houston St. Let me tell you once i entered I was in amazement how crowded and nice it was. The DJ play a variety of music........I will definilty come again
- Pros: Great DJ.......Great Drink
- Cons: Can get a little crowded, Parking is a headache
01/03/09
Trashy People
by jesslca321
Don't recommend this place, they let all trashy people in here. Left after 15 mins because we were getting pushed around on the dance floor by these girls who were being jerks, they were just trying to start a fight getting in our faces. We went outside to leave and a few of the girls came outside and one s p i t in my friend face! Obviously, they were just trashy bridge and tunnel girls. Really ruined the night, we just wanted to dance...... too bad.
- Pros: $5 Cover & OK music
- Cons: Packed, small, and trashy people
The Details on bOb
When to Go:
Saturday night's "Lil' Bobcat 2000" has been going since the space opened; DJ Pete Rock kicks off the evening with classic funk and finishes strong with hip-hop, R&B, reggae and a touch of salsa.
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