(212) 255-4646
222 W 23rd St
New York,
NY
10011
40.7442
-73.9964
Neighborhoods: Chelsea, Midtown
What People Are Saying About Star Lounge NYC
The Editor
Katie Heffernan
Citysearch
In Short – At the Manhattan outpost of this established East Hampton club, Charles Ferri vies for a scene that's just as elite. Whether its location under the famously gritty boheme hotel gives it more or less cache is up for debate, but allusions to the hotel's past do add character to its three simple rooms. Specialty cocktails personifying hotel guests, such as the Addict, a cranberry-Red Bull concoction, can be sipped at the sexy bar, on the main room's low-slung banquettes or, if you're lucky, in the VIP room.
08/15/08
B&T Lowlifes
by tforbes08
This place is total queens crowd. Nasty girls with gross attitudes. Men are dogs and people are rude. Trash all around. Dont go.
12/16/07
Strict Door?
by boodoogal
I went to Star Lounge for a charity event. I was told that the strict door policy goes into effect after 10pm, and the regular crowd is exclusive. Honestly the crowd looked like the average B&T to me. There was another party going on, but it seems like the bouncers were letting anyone in. I saw lots of people casually dressed in jeans. I gave this place 3 stars because the lounge is small and cozy with a nice decor, the bartenders are nice, and the adorable Heather Graham was in the VIP room.
09/19/07
New Friday Nights are on FIRE
by vipclubber
The place gets packed quickly on new VIP Fridays. You reeeeeeaaaaaallllllyyyyy need to come early to get in. Plus they give you a bottle of vodka for $100 before Midnight, so no excuse. Sopranos, Model Agencies, Magazines and celebrity special events are some of the perks to expect every Friday. The music will not let you out of the place until they will kick you out at 4am. Crowd is A-list and single groups of guys are simply not admitted without couples or buying a table.
- Pros: Crowd, Music, Atmosphere
- Cons: Strict Door Policy
The Details on Star Lounge NYC
Fun Fact:
The VIP area is called Room 100, the room where Sid purportedly killed Nancy. Black-and-white portraits of crystal chandeliers add a bit of glamour, and a curtain separates the space from the main area.
DJ:
A few local names spin house, hip-hop and more hits in the main room regularly.
When to Go:
Call to find out when karaoke will be happening next.
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