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by Shannon C. on My original review was deleted because it lacked "substantive first-hand experience." While I doubt the person sending the e-mail would ever use the word 'substantive' (yay generic rateclubs e-mail templates!), I guess my review of Voyeur ("I don't know") left something to be desired. I've been here. It's weird. Women in lingerie crawl over each other and half-seduce you from nets above your head. I'm not comfortable with that, as I worry about dripping bodily fluids... gross, but a legit concern. Anyway... How to get in: 1. Be a celebrity. 2. Be a hot woman with hot friends (preferably white). Usually there's no cover for woman, but the least hot girl in your party will probably have to pay a cover of $10-$20. 3. Be a hot guy, bring a ton of hot white women AND drop a ton of money ($200+ per guy, 1 bottle for every 3 guests). Once inside/once you receive approval from the doorman: 1. You will discover that the place is cold and empty. 2. You should pay with CASH (I'm warning you now!) 3. If you don't listen to me and you pay with your card, check your accounts the next day. Waitresses are bartenders think they deserve an extra 50% on top of your bill. The dancers here desperately TRY to be erotic. Women wear nothing but electrical-tape Xs on their boobs (wasn't this big in the '90s?). There are women in nets, cages and on ropes rubbing themselves and each other. It's a little dirty, but mostly awkward. So in the end, I DON'T KNOW.
by Antonia Slimko on The Green Door, to me, seems like a larger, less sophisticated, toned-down version of Bar Marmont, and although that sounds negative, it's really not. As soon as you walk in, you find yourself in a room with high glass ceilings, ivy, a fire pit (huh?) and seating areas that remind me of an old study in England. Another room has a great big chandelier and more seating, which leads into the bar area (and what a big, beautiful bar it is). All three times I've been here, my martinis have been STRONG, so you're getting what you paid for, which is unusual but refreshing at a trendy Hollywood spot. It tends to be PACKED... which can get pretty annoying really quickly, especially since the reason you go out is to spend time with friends, right? That becomes pretty difficult when you have to scream to be heard over tons of people, not to mention the loud music (which, incidentally, I really enjoy every time I go to Green Door). But, again... you have to know what to expect when you decide to go to a Hollywood "hot spot". Anyway, a summary! Pros: Fun, great ambiance, strong drinks (score!) Cons: Super loud and crowded Decide for yourself! :) Oh! Also something worth mentioning -- Green Door SHARES a performance venue/room with Cabana Club next door. Sometimes for big events, companies will rent out both Green Door & Cabana Club and guests can meander through both venues, but usually there are big doors blocking off the hallways/rooms that connect the two.
by roderick A. on so how do you come up with something original to say when 6,000 other people have written about Third Floor Cafe? Easy: I'm going to do a terrific review today! And I'm gonna help people! Because I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and, doggone it, people like me! came here with the Usual rateclubser Suspects who shall remain nameless. We had a rough day this particular day, eating an Aussie brunch, watching movies at the MoMA, eating Vietnamese/Korean/Chinese/Thai food and walking around midtown Manhattan. Oh the torture we had to go thru. We ended up here, and whoa, what a joy to behold. When we walked into the building, Leroy the "crack" security guard was sitting at the front desk. We tried not to wake him as we went up on the elevator. I swear, you think you're coming into the building for a job interview, its so nondescript. When the elevator doors open, however, you think you went to your particular view of Heaven. We were the only ones there, and the hostess greeted us with enthusiasm and glee. I guess she saw "oooh fresh meat!" She sat us on a couple of the plush chairs, but we saw OUR destination, the red couches. I swear, we were looking around when angels started singing and a spotlight turned on, right on the couches. Call it Manifest Destiny, whatever, we had to sit there. And boy did we sit there. I think I got more sleep on those couches than I did the rest of the night. And no, i didn't fall asleep because of the boring people. How dare you! (but talk to me in private and i'll tell you another) The couches feel better than a bed, cross my heart and hope to die. I ate the best vanilla ice cream I have had in, i'm guessing, days. Nice and cold and a big serving that took me a whole 5 minutes to consume. And i'd never seen ice cream served on a big block of ice, to keep it cold. what a great concept! the rest of the night was just relaxed, pleasant conversation, lots of laughs, guffaws, and we weren't even drunk. I definitely have to come back here for their Tuesday happy hour. PS oh look at the calendar, today is tuesday. Oh what a concept. and can i say "oh" enough times in a passage? oh i dont think so. PPS Its on the THIRD floor, in case you're wondering.
