“Without it, we will lose the city that never sleeps.” In other news “We need a mayor who will stand up for nightlife,” Tao Group co-founder Noah Tepperberg tells the Post. Nightlife advocacy among the city’s elected officials is also key to the industry’s survival. Some club owners tell the Post that they are worried about the growing trend of outer borough warehouse parties, promoted over social media, which will likely only grow in popularity in the city’s post-pandemic future. Still, it’ll be a difficult road to recovery for Manhattan’s nightclubs once restrictions lift. The club-turned-restaurant still offers some semblance of a nightlife atmosphere: Noir offers “bottle parades” where masked servers pour pricey magnums of Moët & Chandon champagne directly into people’s mouths while they are seated, according to the Post. Phil Zelonky of Noir in Chelsea has reworked his club into a restaurant, hiring an executive chef and offering a raw bar and sushi menu. Tao Group has opened its restaurants associated with two other nightclubs - Tao Downtown and Lavo - while the clubs remain shuttered. Richie Akiva of Butter Group is permanently closing West Village hot spot Up & Down, he tells the Post, and will be focusing on reopening Meatpacking destination 1Oak when the city allows it. Of its five NYC locations, Tao Group has permanently shut down celebrity magnets Vandal and Avenue in downtown Manhattan. Nightclub veterans in the city including Tao Group and the Butter Group are shuttering locations and paring down operations amid the ongoing pandemic, the New York Post reports. I highly recommend booking a party through Birthday Bottle Service and I will heed my own advice and use them again.Some of the city’s top nightclubs are either shutting down or converting into restaurants to get through the pandemic
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My table was waiting for me when we got there and I really did get 2 bottles of booze for the price of one bottle of booze (+ $50 tip for the free bottle) My husband got to celebrate and spoil all his friends and we looked like ballers, so it was a win-win-win. They set up my party at the Gansevoort and reconfirmed the day of. I emailed them and quickly got a response from Abe & Cristina. Nothing in NYC is free, ESPECIALLY alcohol. Thanks to to my mastery of the google machine I typed in "NYC birthday" and Birthday Bottle Service popped right up! I clicked on their website and was immediately awestruck- FREE BOTTLES- what?!? This can't be true. We don't go to many clubs these days so I didn't know where we should go and I really didn't want to pay for 10 other people to get drunk. I expected him to say he wanted to go for a nice dinner but instead he busted out "I wanna get a table somewhere and pay for all my friends to drink." Well shit! (only kidding!)
I made the mistake of asking my husband what he wanted to do for his birthday. I'm excited to try different venues with the help of their amazing party planning!! I will definitely contact Christina and Abe again for another event. 4 bottles came out right away and our waitress was great and helpful when we requested different mixers. In fact they moved a party, cleaned up the tables, so they could accommodate us all with 2 adjoining tables within minutes. Luckily we did not need to use it! We arrived in the VIP line and was seated right away. Christina and Abe confirmed our party the day of and even provided us with a Customer Service number - God forbid anything went wrong the night of the party. Both had the buy 1 + get 1 free bottle special. As the guest list grew, we asked Christina for 2 tables next to each other at the Gansevoort.
I was able to choose my venue from an extensive list. I contacted them and Christina responded within minutes. I simply Googled "birthdays in NYC" and Birthday Bottle Service came right up. Birthday Bottle Service was a success! I wanted to plan a special birthday celebration for my boyfriend.
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