205 , New York

	Name: 205 Address: 205 Chrystie St City, State: New York, NY Zip/P. Code: 10002 Entrance:
	Telephone: 212-477-6688
	Type (genre): Bar, Hipster, Restaurant / Bar Music: Rock
	Inside Info: Status: Open Door Policy: Parking:

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Baroo (unregistered) says:

(03.06.2008)

205 reasons not to go to 205 club...

1. Poor service
2. Rude managemnet
3. Empty
4. Expensive
5. Bad sound
6. Drugged up staff
7. Poor decor
8. Smelly
9. Kids hangout
10. Unmotivated DJ's
11. Mold
12. Serge Becker
13. What's his name the short chubby manager dude...
14. Kush is just up the street and it's nice
15. Goose is not Goose
16. Absolut is not absolut
17. Ketel is not Ketel
18. Owned by Guy Jacobsen :(
19. Etc
20. Etc

skylar imaculata (unregistered) says:

(10.02.2007)

205 yea

i heard like neckface and godbuns chill there

skylar imaculata (unregistered) says:

(10.02.2007)

205 yea

i heard like neckface and godbuns chill there

Felicia Segar (unregistered) says:

(09.17.2007)

205 Club Horrible

We never make it inside this place, but by the conduct at the door, I don't think we missed much. I don't know if it was our age (late 30s) or our look, but this twiggy 21 year old girl told us that there was a private event, but had no guest list in her hand. As we stood there, she allowed other girls in the club. It is such poor business practice, especiallly for a neighborhood that has such great bars with awesome DJs on every other corner. I will not eat at La Esquina either since Serge Becker owns both. In addition, the club was cited for violations for underage drinking and drug use. Go at your own risk!

205 - This Lower East Side hipster hangout is scorching hot with a tough door. The majority of its appeal is summed up in the kitsch meets cool ambience… very few haunts are slick enough to get away with passing off taped up furniture as chic. However, 205 achieves this avant-garde attitude through highly stylized, reclaimed décor in a space that is rocking with house and disco music. The bright furnishings and standard Jack and Coke drinks actually pay homage to Andy Warhol’s former loft, The Factory. The diverse crowd is always looking to party, and if things get crazy, then head downstairs. There is usually a DJ spinning groovy tunes, and the personal ads are beyond hilarious. If that’s still not enough for you, check out the karaoke on Monday night – we think even Warhol would have found this entertaining.