Pacha NYC

This place is OK. It's hit or miss. Some days it is a lot of fun, and others there are barely any people around and the music is not where it should be. There's a bunch of different floors with multiple bars so there isn't a huge drink line. However, the bartender once did not know how to make a long island ice tea for me. I watched her pour in only tequila and coke then handed it to me. Overall, Pacha is a decent place for a night of dancing and expensive drinking.

Great club. A lot of dancing and space but it does get packed some times. It is also a little bit more expensive than other clubs which doesn't make sense since they have under 18 Fridays which makes the club less exclusive. Other than that, a great place to have fun.

U18 Fridays are awesome. Small room, which allowed me and my friends to be close to the DJ! ANSOLO was awesome, GREAT TALENT! If you're looking for a fun spot to listen to your favorite DJ, Pacha is the place. The people working there were informative & nice. Great value for your money.

I was as a tourist from Switzerland in NYC and wanted to go out with my younger brother who is actually 19. We were at Pacha NYC on a saturday night. Even tough it was very expensive (40$ for entry) I found it great. There were a lot of young people and a lot of pretty women who were mostly very friendly and in a good mood. The music was also good. I'll definitely return the next time I'll be in NYC.

Terrible experience... I've been to a lot of clubs, shows, festivals and this is just by far the worst. Went to see w&w and first waited for an hour and a half with no information on how to get downstairs or when it will be opened and then when they open it, we had to pay 30$ per guy and 20$ per girl and this is literally to be able to see the dj... Then to get over the fences you had to hop over it...If there is info about this on the site I didn't see it. This is just a terribly run business.... Drinks cost about 38$ for two, although that's to be expected. No information, staff was not nice and I would never come back here again.

Once the owner died this place seized to exist. I had alot fun here in college. RIP PachaNYC

Staff was very unfriendly exception for the women and man in the ticket booth. No gum is allowed you would think the would say that some where on there website or something so they take it away from you at the door. You get searched worst then the airports TSA. Also I had two people call to ask the price at the door they both said 30 dollars before midnight I get there and it 40 dollars what a way to run a business. Clubs like this don't last. Worst experience ever at a club I took a cab and left to another club and had a great time.

This place is literally a rip off, in every sense. Drinks are way too pricey and watered down. The sound system is unprofessionally placed, way too packed to be of any joy. Bouncers are the rudest scum of the earth, amazingly. The music is really boring and unappealing, except when big timers come through. You'll spend your whole paycheck trying to convince yourself your night was worth it, while staff laughs at the money they pocket from you. If you buy a ticket in advance online, you still pay a fee at the door (10-25 on top of what you already paid), you pay a fee to get on the dance floor (10), you pay a fee for coat check (4 an item) Also, three different ppl come here; Pick-pocket thieves, druggies, and males who love you grab and grope women as they pass. This place is just a huge joke. In other reviews people claim the artist are the reason they come here... but there tons of way better venues that have much better artist play for better crowds. One I can think of right off the bat, Webster Hall. They kill Pacha any day. Pacha prides itself on being classy... HAHAHA, Pacha is far from classy, it's down right filthy. Do yourself and friends a favor, stay far away from Pacha... It's not the place it used to be, years ago. Seriously, you'd have a better time in the woods with two monkeys manning a microphone and two turn tables,quiet frankly... you'd go bananas.