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Sure, the Chelsea debut of Tommy Tardie of the now-closed Fuelray boasts a VIP room, but it's the VIP "tree house" that sells it. The structure, which fits 30 people and is raised two flights above the main room, is bedecked with flowers and ivy and has volume controls for those who want to turn up the house music. (There will be nights of classics and eighties tunes, too.) Entrance to the main room, which sports an 80-foot-wide projection wall, will be limited mostly to members, so don't get too thirsty for cocktails created by mixologist Stefan Trummer of Bouley and Masa. — Daniel Maurer