Dionysus Lounge
Low light, a long bar, and a room you can hear someone in.
Open from six. Twelve seats at the bar and nine tables, none of which takes a minimum. The last drink is at one.
Three rooms, and they get louder in order.
After Dark
The order of a night
Start at the bar, end on the floor, or stop at the bar.
Dionysus opens at six and is the room you can hear someone in. The Sports Viewing Lounge takes the middle of the evening and changes what it costs four times a day. Euphoria opens at ten, Thursday through Sunday, and does not really start until midnight.
Dionysus is on the lobby level and the other two are below it, within a hundred feet of each other, and nobody has to do all three in one night.
Euphoria Nightclub
Four hundred on the floor, and eighteen tables looking down on them.
Nine tables along the upper rail and nine at floor level. The rail is the room's best idea: you are above the floor and out of it, and you can still hear the person next to you until about one.
Doors at ten. Thursday through Sunday, until 4 a.m. Over 21, photo ID, last entry 2:00 a.m.
Tables from $1,200 minimum spend
Earlier, and quieter
Two rooms that do not ask you to commit to a night.
Sports Viewing Lounge
The same booth costs four different things depending on when you sit in it.
Eight booths, every screen, and a minimum that moves with the daypart rather than with the night. A Tuesday afternoon is not a Saturday evening and the room does not pretend otherwise.
This week
Who is on this week
All three rooms
What applies wherever you end up
- Age
- Over 21 after 9 p.m., photo ID, in all three rooms
- Dress
- No beachwear and no athletic wear. Beyond that the door is not a performance
- A minimum spend
- Is money you spend at the table, not a charge on top of it