Reply to "Farewell Charming Old New York: Part 3"

Luxury LexSage

NOT SO FAST!!

Tricia Romano calls the club scene differently. According to her expose in this week's Village Voice, bottle service is on the way out and art/culture/intelligensia/sin is on its way back in. Pity I'm so sick of it all. A cup of tea at Rapture is good enough for me.

Read it and weep:

Put a Cork in it

quote:
Nightclubs are always opening (and closing) in New York, but this mini-surge of fresh venues is built on music and art, not the bling of bottle service, signaling the beginning of a hopeful new era in New York nightlife, one where the artists, musicians, and DJs"”tired of the bottle service boom bullying clubs into a world of materialism and monotony"”take back the night.

12/20/0611:37 PM

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