4,000 square foot dance hall 40 feet underneath 9th Avenue (and Ara Wine Bar) that was formerly a foundry, with space enough for bands, DJs, and drinkers to ensconce themselves in the faux grit of the space.
Antebellum bunker deep below Bill’s Burger. Pulse-priming entry, with staircase descent opening up to a view of the entire show. Plenty of nooks and crannies nestled around black support columns. Mismatched chairs and weathered rugs at the main bar, easygoing like a sunken living room. Next tier up for the dancefloor, complete with vintage black and white tiles, disco ball. Good-looking crowd,...