Cielo

I have been going to Cielo for 10 years now.
There is a reason it is celebrating it's 13th year...the music.
Yes this spot is pricey but it offers the best house music in the city and it attracts a great crowd.
This is more of an adult club, people dress well, they act right and everyone gets along.
The sound is top notch but I really miss the walls changing color.
The place is defiantly not as posh at it was 10 years ago but it is still by far the quintessential NYC night club.
Good drinks, great music, wonderful crowd.
This is not a type of place you got to hang out, this is the type of place you go to DANCE.

This club / lounge has withstood the test of time in a city where not many last this long. The reason is simple. It's all about having fun and dancing. People come for the music and good time. Bonus heated intimate outdoor space in the back which is perfect for smokers so they can stay within the club.

The crowd is awesome and never had a bad night here. It's pricy but worth it Wednesdays are cool but Thursdays are best

it said on website 19 and over i go all the way there and I'm 20 snd can't even get in thankful i found a cheaper and better place near by

L o v e d The Music!!! The music kept me dancing and grooving the entire night. Not a large club, but the music and atmosphere are perfect for House Heads who come to have a good time. It will definitely be my new home.

Never seen so many H&M button downs in my life. I was enjoying the music, and two idiots were discussing how they are going to get home right in front of the booth. Go outside and talk it out.

Let's not forget the 'staff with a bright flashlight' checking for stuff every 5 minutes. Get glasses dude.

Bartenders were friendly, the guy running the bathroom was nice.

Bouncers were the worst; coat check this, and that pay this and that.

You can say the same thing in a nicer tone and come across as a professional.

What takes the cake is the disrespectful, arrogant shell of a woman that manned the entrance.

If she is not the owner; you should probably put the guy running the bathroom in her place and let her do his job.

She is too cool to look at the guest list. Too cool to speak to you. I'm not on the list then all of a sudden I'm on the list. She won't answer any questions. Threatened to deny me entrance for asking a simple question.

Her aura reeked if unhappiness and killed my mood. If you are reading this; your hat wasn't that great, and nobody was impressed by you or the establishment.

On my way out I barely ran into some girl that was hiding in the dark corner with her (boyfriend?) as I was going through the bathroom traffic.

Her boyfriend grabs my arm like I killed somebody and tried to move/push me. I think he realized that he was too weak to manipulate my arm.

I looked at my arm as he was trying to push/pull it then looked at him and decided this was not going to go anywhere, so I helped him out and showed him how to do it properly.

Broke the grip; so he starts the 'yapping' blah, blah. Do something or move on fella.

All of a sudden bouncer rushes in and tells me to 'chill out' 100 times. Mind you, the weak little manmore was almost twice my size.

After hearing 'chill out' over and over I decided to continue my journey to the nearest exit.

My walk from Cielo was more fun than the whole Cielo experience.