315 W 46th St

Building · Midtown West

"This multilevel place in Hell’s Kitchen is a reliable weeknight standby. Bottoms Up is the low-key downstairs bar - but we always go straight to Vodka Soda upstairs for drag and dancing. It’s a place to remember when you don’t want to go home quite yet, but you do want to dance to Top 40 with your friends." - Rob Anderson

Vodka Soda Bottoms Up Review - Hell's Kitchen - New York - The Infatuation

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