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TOUCH

240 W 52nd St
New York, NY 10019
Phone: (212) 489-7656
TOUCH
Cross Street:
Between 8th Avenue and Broadway
Directions:
1; C, E at 50th St; B, D, E at 7th Ave
Hours:
Thu-Sun 10pm-4am

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TOUCH

TOUCH - NYC's Best Nightclub - 15000 sqft, 3 Floors, Booming Sound

  • Nightly & Weekly Events
  • Corporate & Private Events
  • The City's Most Popular Club

Classy & decadent, TOUCH is unrivaled in the New York scene. Located on 52nd St between 8th Avenue & Broadway, this uniquely designed super-club boasts 3 floors & over 15,000 sq ft of dance space and chic lounges. A booming sound system coupled with extraordinary service raises TOUCH over all expectations. Enjoy exclusive treatment on our main floor, in the 'Solarium', the 'Mezzanine', or VIP room.

The large & diverse space makes TOUCH an ideal place to host any special event from corporate holiday parties, product launches, seminars, to bar/bat mitzvahs & birthdays. TOUCH can accommodate up to 800 guests for cocktail receptions & sit down dinners for over 125. TOUCH has a well trained professional staff providing full service catering & production. TOUCH is wired with the latest technology: 2 state of the art sound systems, 17 ft projection screen, wireless internet & cable ready.

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Editorial Review for TOUCH – by Lucy Cohen Blatter

In Short
A midtown club has certain caveats: The locale is far away from the city's more popular club rows, and it automatically attracts a tourist crowd thanks to its close proximity to Times Square. But Touch has its perks--like an extra-large dance floor, weekly special DJ sets and band performances, and small aesthetic details like color-changing walls and a Sensacell bar that illuminates when a glass or hand touches the surface. Banquettes upstairs allow for a more distant view of the action downstairs. But thanks to high-end bottle service and go-go dancers, it's anything but dull.

Hits: Unlike other clubs with more limited space to dance, Touch's expansive dance floor allows revelers to get down and dirty with plenty of room to breathe.

Misses: Tourists and out-of-towners inevitably find their way in, and unescorted groups of guys won't get in without buying bottles, which run from $250 (for Moet Brut White Star) to a whopping $1,400 (for Louis Roederer Cristal Magnum).

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Insider Tips

What To Drink

Can't afford to drop cash on bottle service? Try one of the club's specialty cocktails like the Honeysuckle (made of Earl Grey tea-infused Plymouth gin, Pimms, fresh lemon, honey syrup and ginger beer), which runs at a relatively more affordable $14.

The Extras

On Tuesday nights, the club hosts a private weekly party for French ex-pats known as French Tuesday.

Fun Fact

Touch is the first club in America to use the Sensacell technology; the first-ever was in Canada.

Know Before You Go

There's usually a $20 cover charge at the door.

User Reviews for TOUCH

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

05/11/2008 Posted by msteinberq1

I was skeptical at first about having my 25th birthday at Touch. But we had an amazing time. The only thing that was annoying was the line...we waited about 15 mins before we got in, but that's any good clubs in New York. Once we were in, it was crazy!! The music was soo good. We ended up staying til 4AM.

Pros: Music

Cons: 15 min wait on line

3 Star Rating: Average

05/04/2008 Posted by lpt45

I came here with a bunch of friends on a Friday night. Girls were comped but guys had a $20 cover charge. The place looks nice inside but the music really was not that great. Also wasn't too crazy about the crowd. Overall the place was fine...but theres better out there.

Pros: Nice decor, roomy dance floor

Cons: Bad music, weird crowd

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Editor's Review

A large midtown club that pays attention to small details.  See the full editorial review.

Insider Tips

What To Drink

Can't afford to drop cash on bottle service? Try one of the club's specialty cocktails like the Honeysuckle (made of Earl Grey tea-infused Plymouth gin, Pimms, fresh lemon, honey syrup and ginger beer), which runs at a relatively more affordable $14.

More Insider Tips

Bar/Club Information

Admission

  • $20

Atmospheres

  • Late-Night Scene
  • Clubs
  • Dance Floor
  • DJ
  • Specialty Cocktails

Parking

  • Street

Hours

  • Thu-Sun 10pm-4am

Dress Code

  • Dressy

Payment Types

  • MasterCard
  • American Express
  • Visa

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