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80s & 90s Dance party in NYC's Best Rooftop Lounge, Free til 8 PMAbout this Event
Say you're there for Andy Troy's party and admission is FREE til 8 PM, $10 from 8-11 PM. The general public pays $20 so mention Andy Troy & party like a VIP!
We'll be in 230 Fifth's main room, the Penthouse lounge, which features a staircase leading to the roof!
In addition, we'll also have access to The Rooftop Garden with one of NYC's most spectacular views!
Love the music of the 80s & 90s? Our dance parties are always great!
So join us for an 80s & 90s dance party at 230 Fifth!
The Date: Friday, October 16th from 6-11 PM.
Location: 230 FIFTH (west side of Fifth Avenue between 26th & 27th Streets)
***The current entrance is around the corner at 1150 Broadway***
We will feature all your favorite 80s & 90s tunes spun by DJ Vinnie Campisi!
***DRINK SPECIALS***
$7 beer!
$9 wine!
$10 well drinks!
The Rooftop Garden at 230 FIFTH
The Rooftop Garden is a hot-spot in the summer and a not-to-be-missed winter experience with its heated outdoor Rooftop Garden and legendary hooded red fleece robes which are given to guests upon their arrival.
The Food at 230 FIFTH
Besides offering a full bar, 230 Fifth also offers a full kitchen menu (serving food from 4 PM – Midnight), created by renowned chef John Benedetti who has been featured numerous times in The New York Times Dining Out section.
Since 230 FIFTH's opening in May of 2006:
* Voted #1 by the Editors of CitySearch for Best New Bars/Lounges in New York City
* Voted #2 Best New Bar/Lounge in the United States by CitySearch
* Voted #1 thing "To Do" in New York by Spur, Japan's leading fashion magazine
For further info:
917-754-4329 OR [email protected]
See you there!
Andy
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230 Fifth Rooftop Bar, 1150 Broadway, New York, United States
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