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Cielo

18 Little W. 12th St., New York, NY 10014
nr. Ninth Ave.  See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
212-645-5700 Send to Phone

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  • Scene: DJ, Hot Spot, Nightclub, Outdoor Area, Singles Scene, Smoking Area, Swank
Courtesy of Cielo

Official Website

cieloclub.com

Hours

Mon, Wed-Sat, 10pm-4am; Tues, Sun, closed

Nearby Subway Stops

A, C, E at 14th St.; L at Eighth Ave.

Payment Methods

American Express, MasterCard, Visa

Profile

After eight years of DJing at Pacha, the renowned Ibiza club, co-owner Nicolas Matar has brought a little bit of everyone's favorite party island to the Meatpacking District. Eschewing the mega-club formula, Cielo's perfectly square, intimate main room is centered around a sunken dance floor crowned by a large disco ball. Cozy banquettes and tables line the perimeter. Like big squishy logs, the semi-tubular brown cushions that cover the walls make the club feel like a cushioned cabin (if a very modish one)—an illusion that's clinched by the plants on the smoking patio out back. The stylish crowd comes here to dance and the DJs— many of whom come from Europe to spin—bust some of the best house this side of the Atlantic. The lack of a VIP room is intentional—a tight door policy insures that the entire club is privileged. After all, if you can slip past the velvet rope outside, you should feel important.

Weddings

This suede-bedecked hot spot in the meatpacking district, known for booking some of the best D.J. talent in New York, provides ample space for dancing. The venue is available for private parties of up to 350 people. Hors d’oeuvre from $22 to $38 per person; buffet dining from $55 to $80.

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Don't bother wasting your money!

nieve74 from 11520 | Posted on 4/16/09

Overall Rating: 2 (Not Recommended)

My husband and I went there last night. After paying $20 each to get in, $4 to check our coat and buying two drinks, we only stayed for about 15 minutes. I couldn't wait to finish my drink and get out. The music was horrible! It was booming and was making me sick. The music was just some lame disco noise. The crowd wasn't any better. They all looked like the rejects from the nearby Apt club; a bunch a guys dancing or trying to dance. There were barely any ladies around, and they were nothing to look at. Bad experience!

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