Paradise Club

Club itself was decent and DJ was good. Bartender Kristen needs extreme training on customer service and trained on basic drinks. Bar manager on staff wasn’t helpful and didn’t take ownership. Still paid $68 for 3 drinks that were not drinkable. Marriott shouldn’t send their guests to this club as a partnership as it does not align with the hotel experience.

Went for a Cobrah concert, and honestly was super disappointed. It was a small venue seeming like it was trying to harness the dark/sexy energy of The Box (swings, bdsm, etc), but honestly didnt succeed in the vibe. If anything the audience brought the vibe for the aesthetic. Didn’t help that the DJs were incredibly mid in setting the energy. Felt like the ideas were there, but not the execution. Though, what really bugged me was the prices. I already accept that NYC scalps you for drinks, but this was a whole new level. Cocktails were good but not 25$ good. Thought shots would be cheaper, but they were $20 each for tito shots. I could buy my own bottle with that much. Also the club set a standard of 20% tip, that was circled every time. Bartenders were friendly tho. Could go on about other details, but overall felt like a club posing as a “NYC club,” to charge “NYC prices,” but doesn’t provide the vibes that a NYC club provides for those prices (the box, le bain, basement, joyface, etc).

Came for a Muzika event with paid tickets. Was not expecting to have to wait in line for as long as we did, with security suggesting we slip them cash to get in faster (again, we had paid tickets). Will definitely never come back to this venue again.

Would give 0 stars if I could. Was set up w a female promoter and then when we arrived she wasn’t there?? And was switched to a different promoter outside the club. Extremely rude man with some greasy mustache at the door wouldn’t even look at our ids. Ended up leaving and had a way better night elsewhere. Don’t waste your time or money here

Cool venue and solid DJs. No issues at the door, however it did give the vibes of a place that assesses people trying to get in the club. For those complaining, this is unfortunately a common practice amongst many clubs around the city where if you don’t meet certain criteria of the person at the door, you will get charged a ridiculous fee to get in (even if you have tickets) Suggestion is to make sure you look up the place and skim the comments and insta to make sure you fit the vibe

Omg! What a fake place… totally a scam. They ad around free party and if you get ticket on Dice and you go there, they are like “Is it from dice? It’s probably only promotion :) Oh you should pay $50 for cover and $20 for the girl” Pardon?? So do you trick people? (No reason by the way and front of us weird teenagers are getting inside easily) Anyway we paid because didn’t want to waste time. But yeah such a ghetto club. Not local. A gin&tonic is $30 so and i feel like they’re kind of mafia, charging stuff over price

We attended an event after being invited by the host and placed on the VIP guest list. When we arrived, we informed the staff about us being on the VIP guest list, but they did not check our names and allowed others to cut in front of us. After contacting the host, we were told to ask for a specific staff member by name. However, when we asked for her, another staff member referred to us rather sarcastically. Although she stamped our wrists and let us in, we soon realized that we were waiting at the wrong elevator because no staff informed us about the correct path to access the venue. When we tried to wait for the correct elevator, the self-proclaimed "head of security" yelled at us and made us go to the back of the line. Despite telling him multiple times about our VIP status since the time of arrival, he ignored us. When he finally allowed us to access the elevator, he attempted to stamp our wrists again as if he didn't even know that we were already let in (we informed him multiple times). This experience left us feeling disrespected. However, I wasn't surprised by this incident. A journalist friend of mine shared his encounter with me before my visit. He attended an event at the venue to cover it (hosted by his friend). Shockingly, security personnel attempted to extort $50 from him, despite having a valid ticket and a personal invitation from the event host. Due to the discourteous and inept staff, as well as the lack of noteworthy aspects beyond their disrespectful behavior, we regret to inform you that we cannot recommend this establishment to others.

Honestly this club is one big embarrassment. Personnel are beyond unprofessional and just plain rude. It resembles more of a strip club than a typical club. We wanted to check it out since we were staying nearby but highly discourage anyone coming here. Security have an attitude, no wonder it was empty and no one wanted to come in. Avoid AT ALL COSTS. NYC has SO many better spots than this. I’ve seen better vibes at a grocery store. And charging $100 cover is just embarrassing 🥴

Came here for the show Moonrise with my aerial buddies! First got a drink at the Lobby Bar on the 10th floor... 'cause the hotel check-in and therefore "lobby" is on the 10th floor... Not too much personality here but chill vibes. Then we had to go down all the way to the ground level to check in for the Paradise Club, which is on the 7th floor. See the pic of the elevator buttons for guidance lol. The show was amazing! I appreciated the layout of the club, which provided a good view of the show from every seat. The drinks were really strong, but not sure about the food.

This venue is located right in the heart of Times Square so its location is central but it is inside of the Edition Hotel so I didn't find it at first. It was a bit confusing getting in as there were tons of ladies waiting for their promoter to get them but once inside the staff are super nice and helpful. I got to my table and staff quickly tided up empty cups and/or provided mixers. There was a cucumber mixer that was super yummy. Music wise, the djs are awesome- the first half of the night was housey edits of different genres then the last half was mostly house. The patrons were also super friendly as well and the overall vibes were so light hearted in there. I can't wait to visit again!

This has to be the sexiest spot to catch avant garde performances and after-dark dinner theater in Midtown Manhattan. I went with my boyfriend to catch Moonrise over the weekend and was totally blown away. From the moment we arrived, we felt transported to an alternate universe (and welcomed it wholeheartedly). The dinner was wonderful from start, to finish. The service was stellar and the drinks were delicious. The show itself was a sight to behold. The performers were next-level talented. I'd recommend a visit to anyone coming into NYC, looking for a unique after-dark experience that's not your run of the mill Broadway show or concert.

My husband and I have been to Paradise Club for the dinner show and also for the late-night club twice now, and each time our experience has been fantastic! Amir, the head of security, always greets us pleasantly, and he and his staff always make sure my party feels safe and secure while we're inside.

I went to Paradise Club last Friday evening to see Julianne Hough in concert and I was very impressed with the space. The interior is beautiful and a fun place to catch a show. I know that this venue is considered a speakeasy but it really was hard to find. Anyway, I'd return if another show catches my interest.

I would not recommend this venue to a friend or attend again in the future. The service was terrible. It took forever to get any food or beverages. Nothing was brought out at the same time, for each person or the table. The food taste was okay. Nothing was really warm enough. We were never given napkins or silverware. After the show had ended we were all still waiting for our checks and credit cards back. The server just randomly added items to my bill. When I questioned him about it he mentioned the $50 minimum, which I knew, but since he never came back to our table I was unable to order more, which I had planned on doing. So had to wait for him to get the very small selection of candy to make up the cost of the extra he just added on, which was more than I would have spent. Also the woman next to me was only charged $18 for the tacos, not meeting the $50 minimum and not even paying for the wine she drank! The terrible service really took away from the experience at the venue. I will not be returning. I attended both shows and the service at the second one did not improve. It took over 30 minutes to get a glass of wine. My fries didn't come out until the last song (over an hour later) so I had to take them to go. And they were cold.

The guy sitting next to us at the "bar" seating swears this is a good show. I was excited at the concept but the fire alarm was more excited than I was and kept going off, causing the show to repeat itself from the beginning for several takes (at least three). This was the show on 4/26/19 btw. We were given some free champagne but by then the harsh overhead lights were on and we wanted to crawl back into the red seedy underworld they had originally created. The bartender was really nice. Then the regular guy decided to leave and we followed suit. They're kind of rude downstairs about the show if you arrive too early. It's an awkward process. I already complained about this to TodayTix and didn't get much back except for a $15 credit. Considering it's slightly less on TodayTix it wasn't a huge loss but really this show failed and I should have seen a refund. We left when a cowboy was on stage swinging a lasso around and I really don't think I missed anything there...

Horrible security service, if you operate events at 5 started hotel please hire better people to work for. Ridiculous and uneducated guards and no mannered. Better not to go.

Recently went to Paradise because my girl Aimy recommended it. She's white. I walked up with two of my friends who are brown girls like me and asked for ALEX K. I'm 5'10" 222Ibs and gorgeous. A white man with a manbun at the door claimed that he couldn't let us in the club because my girl SAV had on shorts. He told her to go around the Corner to Forever 21 and buy something else to wear if she wanted to get in. I sat in line and watched as they let in countless women who were thin, white/European. Not one person of Color was permitted to enter except for an African man with Clout. I called my girl AIMY who was already inside and told her what they were doing at the door. She came out immediately and called them out for being racist because 1. Alex K saw my picture and said he couldn't get us in and 2. she had on shorts and so did many other white women in the club. It was apparent that they didn't want brown girls in their establishment. Instead of saying "we don't want your kind here," MANBUN discriminated and used a fake dress code to prevent us from going in. He also proceeded to claim that we wouldn't get in because he saw my friend filming the incident, which she wasn't. He just wanted to say anything to prevent us from from going into the club which wasn't even crowded apparently. I've lived and partied in NYC on and off for 16 years of my life, and I've NEVER experienced blatant racism and discrimination as I did at Paradise Club on this night. 0/0 would not recommend for Brown Women.

Well.. the show was so much fun! It's interactive and different which makes it a really unique experience. Amazing talents! The service was really good as well. However, for a Michelin starred chef, the food selection was a little disappointing. I say this because we spent $195 per person without tip or drinks for dinner and a show and don't get me wrong.. I understand the reasoning behind being playful with the menu but seriously?? Okay truffle popcorn to start, delicious, but for dinner a weird tasting plate of cauliflower, fried chicken wings, a box of lettuce leaves (not sure the purpose of this?) but then a small bowl of Pringle chips with seasoning or caviar? Without a doubt it was Pringle's. $195 for Pringle's and chicken wings? I wouldn't say spending $750 per couple was worth it. The punch bowl was delicious and lamb was good and tender but mostly fat. I would go again but only for the show. It's Definitely not worth the money for the food.

Came to see their show The Devouring, and truly enjoyed it. It was like a mix of Cirque du Soleil and a burlesque show. Worth the $195 you pay p/p. Most of the food was good except for the cauliflower dish, which was kind of strange as it was just literally a big whole cauliflower with a sauce over it, didn't even look appetizing. The show was really good, every performer did a great job. Service was not that great, which I was surprised by. Most of the servers look very "unhappy." It may sound silly but when your server looks like they're being forced to do their job and are rude when interacting with you it just kills the whole vibe.

Tourists trap.. Real New Yorkers would never go here and spend their money on poor and rude service, bad food and weak drinks Look elsewhere to have a good evening. You won't find it at the Paradise Club. If this is Paradise give me Hell.

Ambiance was okay, the vibes weren't very good, probably because the DJ. Felt very exclusive, but honestly the music ruined it - the DJ didn't choose songs you could dance to. The Service was great though, nice bouncers and bartenders.

Came to a day breaker event and absolutely loved the space - the lighting, the dance floor, the elegance of the entry space and the boom when you walk in. Hidden inside a hotel (with fantastic staff great at identifying and directing attendees who look lost), I enjoyed the ambiance of this intimate and very chic space - perfect for dancing the day (early am) away, watching the amazing performers then sitting on the floor for some calming sound meditation. Downside of course is having to get through time square to get here - but absolutely worth the short trek and hope to be back for more.

DO NOT GO HERE. Staff are rude, they are extremely drunk and RACIST. Tried ordering drinks at the bar with the bartender he was waving his hand under his neck signifying cut off. We had just arrived maybe 20 minutes before. So me confused I'm like what's going on because there's a group of white women next to us who ordered drinks right after me and they were served. I try to stop the bartender to ask what was going on . He put his hand in my face and threatened to get me kicked out. He was extremely intoxicated, slurring his words and literally making a drink and then taking a shot right after. I told him I didn't care as he was being extremely rude. The manager Lion came to me to diffuse the situation and I explained what happened. He said he would handle it and talk to him. He asked him to make the drink that I ordered and the bartender straight up said no I am not make it. WHAT KIND OF ESTABLISHMENT IS THIS. Aren't you the manager. Our group got up and left after that. Please do not go here especially if you are a minority.

A great place to spend the evening. Here you can enjoy a variety of drinks and dishes, as well as watch the performances of artists. The staff is attentive and professional. I recommend this place to spend time in a pleasant atmosphere.

A club goer of my experience I have attended all the legendary clubs in Manhattan at one time or another. What can i say this place is a joke.the music how can i describe it "bad" if you are caucasian tourist from Portland who can afford $21 poorly made drinks and $50 hamburgers. this is the place for you

After much review of others experience here we decided to try this out. Hefty price tag but absolutely worth every penny. Such a unique experience from the second you step off the elevator. Wow. Absolutely blown away. We did opt to not have the meal, but did enjoy the table side bartender?! So cool. Also the interaction of the staff and show was one of a kind. Highly recommend you experience Paradise Club! You won't be disappointed!!!

I wanted to like Paradise Club. Initially I was impressed. I appreciated the music and ambiance. But after ordering one of their drinks (the drifter)...I was really disappointed. I thought to myself maybe it's a fluke, let me give the bartender another chance. This time I ordered a cosmopolitan. AND it was bad. The drinks are subpar. Only a blacked out college freshman could drink those drinks. I didn't even finish my drink. I just paid my tab and left. I could seriously make better drinks at home. Wanted to find a nice bar. Was sorely disappointed.

To be fair I may be biased; I live in Portland, OR. Depressing and Disappointed is lightly worded. I do better as a patron. Not what I anticipate in NYC. ?? They charge $30 cover and say it's "top" off only.. nearly no one had anything out. Lame AF I was ready to have a drinks and spend time with my partner but then service and experience quickly showed me that I'd then be ready to leave within 30. DJ had good music.. but the girls had no rhythm. I assume this location based but could be COVID affected. Regardless still unacceptable. Drinks a ridiculous price. I include understanding the area charge but still.. also have to coat check required. I liked that part but the girls were docile so this made more annoyance I feel sad that this might be normal for the area. Go somewhere else and have some fun I want my money back.

This place has everything to be a fantastic club, yet it lacks class because of the poor service. The space is gorgeous. The ambience is good too. If you get a "VIP" table, expect to chase people off your table all night long as the security is too busy in the bathroom harassing trans people and the manager could've cared less. Music was fantastic, but the experience felt cheap, which didn't make sense because of the beautiful cabaret style shows and the bottle girls who looked perfect. Such a shame. Seems like any place located in times square is bound to have low standards.

I really can't say enough about this spot, this was likely one of the most epic evenings I have ever had in NYC. I had NO idea what to expect and was brought here by my sister. I was skeptical, but after this have blind faith in future expeditions. This is a club post-show, but a few evenings a week there is an acrobatic show and dinner. There was so much food that I wished that I had brought tupperware. The courses, first of all, were unique. I was worried when we first sat down that the veggies with dip and crudites were all that I was going to get. Filling up on these was a BIG mistake. The seafood course was extravagant and so unique with the tower of treats that was brought out. Very similar to what you would get in a nice seafood restaurant, but far more unique. The next course was a meat course and we received gloves and a scissor to go to town on one of the most perfectly cooked cornish hens I have ever had. Succulent and moist, this was served with all sides needed for cute Asian buns with sides that were equally well done. Dessert was a whole show in itself as we received a full platter with a pineapple filled with ice cream and there was a candy cart on the stage for everyone to go make a goody bag. I found out that while housed in the hotel, this production is put on by the performers who regularly perform at House of Yes in Brooklyn (yes, that hip as heck club in Bushwick). The show is sexy and fun, it's a great spot to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, bachelorette. The menu and performance change regularly so will certainly be back!

We loved this place. It's not big, but very cozy. They also have second bar on the rooftop, which is just outside of the dance floor. There are few tables. Also there are dancers and entertainers. Very great vibe.

OMG did I ever just have the night of my life!!! What a beautiful space filled with so much mojo and wonderful energy. I will be recommending this venue to everyone, not only for the ambience, but the phenomenal show, talented artists, loving staff and delicious eats. This experience took me back to the pre Giuliani nightlife era. When NYC was still NYC.

A wonderful dinner and show experience for a special occasion, or to make any night into something hella special. My sister was in town and we went with another friend- totally great experience. Pro tip- you can totally dress up for this and be extra if that's your style. The show was full of unexpected twists, don't want to give anything away but it was lovely. The food is a lot, everyone was full and if you like caviar and foie Gras you're in for some treats. - and the intermission dance break seemed like it would have been A GREAT TIME for someone to propose on the catwalk, just saying.

Made reservations on open table for a group of friends. The place did not have a sign outside and you have to look for the building number. Once we arrived we were stamped and rode the elevator. We were seated at our table where some popcorn, nuts and beef jerky awaited us . Every few minutes a different but shareable piece of food came out. I found that some of the dishes were a tad too spicy for my liking. The show began promptly after the last dish was brought out. The entertain was amazing with a brief intermission to bring out some dessert, get drinks and enjoy some dancing. Once the show finished tables and chair were taken away. We noticed that many of the performers changed their costumes and came out to mingle. Don't forget to check out their roof deck, small yet a nice view.

My sister surprised me by taking me to The Devouring while I'm here visiting from California. What an amaaaaaaazing experience! The food was incredible and felt like it never stopped coming. Best dishes in my opinion were the oysters, tuna tartare, and the ribs. The desert tray is also spectacular. As for the show, it was wonderful. Some of the acts are more simple (but still impressive) aerial acts, interspersed with some truly fantastic narrative storylines. The tree people were INCREDIBLE as well as the sideshow performers. Such a fun outing. I would never have suspected such a delightful and wacky show would be so close to Time Square. Highly recommend!

Even before you enter, the Paradise Club at the Times Square Edition bears a certain mystique that echoes deep for those who know any New York nightlife history. Once inside, the scaled up and crystalized House-of-Yes-designed performance is so electrifyingly divine you'd probably accept a lesser meal, and yet the food is so delectable you'd easily embrace even a decent performance. Instead, from the sheer perfection of both combined, you shall die and be reborn, over and over--course after course, scene after scene--until the night ends and everyone leaves perfectly satisfied, wondering how the hell Ian Schraeger and House of Yes just brought that certain kind of magic to Times Square, but absolutely certain that they have. Finally, as a patron who has patiently waited for Heironymous Bosch to receive his proper due in a fitting nightlife establishment, the Paradise Club's visceral mural walls that recreate the stunning "Garden of Earthly Delights" are a welcome victory for nightlife decor.

A really cool sequel club to Studio 54, this is where you can catch probably the most avant-garde thing to ever hit Midtown. The House of Yes have a residency here, where they serve up performance art, songs and acrobatics while a dinner is served over the course of two hours. Imagine a sexy ballet fused with techno beats and a Midsummer's night dream and you'll start to get the idea of this magical escepade. If you have friends visiting from out of town, this is the must-see venue that puts all the surrounding Broadway to shame, as every show here is truly one-of-a-kind. It's never repeated twice. It really is the spirit of NYC! The club calls it: "an inventive, chaotic, high production spectacle perfectly suited for Times Square. The brainchild of Studio 54's Ian Schrager, and with a touch of magic by Brooklyn's House of Yes, this edgy and provocative modern-day Cabaret manifests the disorder of the City and adds a whole new dimension to the hotel and to Times Square. The club is the home to The Devouring, created by Anya Sapozhnikova, Matthew Dailey and Kae Burke of House of Yes, and paired with a culinary feast prepared by Michelin-starred chef John Fraser. The Devouring is inspired by William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell and will be part theater, part performance art with talent across many disciplines including dance, voice, aerial acrobatics, choreography, costume design and magic. With no formulas, rules or any specific structure, but not for shock value, each performance at Paradise Club will be different from the previous one and different from the next. For a new twist on dining and entertainment, the menu will be original and creative from fried chicken to caviar and everything in between." https://www.eventbrite.com/o/paradise-club-19074409719

Finally a new dinner experience we can rely on! Was sexy, entertaining and delicious! We celebrated my boyfriends birthday and it did not disappoint. I highly recommend visiting the Paradise club and seeing the devouring! I hear the performers are the ones from House of Yes in Brooklyn which totally makes sense, another place I absolutely love! Can't wait to go again but this time with a larger group!!

Let me start by saying that the show here is absolutely fantastic!! I was completely enthralled and entertained. The performers were amazing and the host was hilarious. It definitely put my entire group in the mood to stay and dance much later into the night than we anticipated on a Thursday night. The food and drinks were also delicious. The dinner is served family style and is comprised of a quite eclectic and decadent menu. The dessert may have been my favorite part though. Would highly recommend the entire experience. Its worth the trek to Times Square for this show.

Attended the phenomenal Devouring show with the most amazing artistry! The meal was exceptional and Oh so delicious! I highly recommend a visit, like nothing you've experienced before!

Amazing night out for dinner and a spectacular show. Left absolutely stuffed with delicious bites of tuna and caviar and foie gras and fall off the bone ribs. The show was wonderous with a variety of performers (dancers, controtionists, blade jugglers, cowboys, lovers...) all this was set up in a sexy red room refecting the modern New York version of The Garden of Heavenly Delights.

I was invited to a dinner & show here by a friend last week. Let me start by saying I try to avoid going Times Square at all costs. However, my evening at Paradise Club has me reconsidering this. From beginning to end, my experience was nothing short of unforgettable. Greeted with a delicious bubbly cocktail upon entry, I was so impressed by the design of the venue. Upon sitting down, we were presented with a variety of bar snacks, popcorn, nuts, pork jerky, vegetable crudites, as well as a drink menu and a menu card listing the courses that we would be served. Dish after dish came out as the show began and each one was decadent, innovative, and delicious. The service was incredibly detailed and warm. The performance was absolutely incredible! We were so charmed by the MC, and all of the talent was at such a high caliber. The experience was interactive and by the end of the show the audience is invited to dance on stage!! To know that a place like this exists in Times Square is so exciting and I cannot wait to return!

As always, an incredible show by the House of Yes creative team ! Gorgeous, talented performers and high energy dancers/aerialists are certainly the crux of this show (hosted by the alluring Kat Cunning). Loved the immersive feel to the space and the light design was especially well done. The mood is set from the moment you enter the hotel from Times Square and carries through the evening until your departure back down the designated elevator. There is a feel of heightened senses and exclusivity and the staff was all highly attentive and gracious. Especially loved the caviar nachos, the truffle popcorn, and the NA iced tea !!

The atmosphere, vibe, food and drinks were amazing not to mention the show, Once you enter the main hall it was spectacular, the decor the artwork was wonderful to look at. Every one was friendly, the server was attentive, we were celebrating my girlfriend's birthday and they gave us an upgrade for a better table and view of the show The Devouring: A Marriage of Heaven and Hell!! You most gooooo!!!

AMAZING place!! Really special experience with the best food possible, amazing personalized service and a stunning liveshow. Would deff recommend this to everyone!

Had a great time! The space is gorgeous, including a lighted ceiling that plays into the show and a really creepy wall mural that is a treat. It starts with dinner, which came out family-style, in regular intervals and tasted great. The waitstaff were incredibly attentive and we were sat at a table with an awesome group of people, so we had a blast during the dinner portion. The cocktails are *strong* (i.e. pure alcohol taste) so stick to wine if that's not your thing, but definitely order up a drink to go with your tasting menu! My friend had never seen a show like this with a dinner experience, and she was blown away. Thought it was the best thing she'd ever been to, lol. The contortion act and the straps duo are both fantastic and at a level that stands next to any show in the city. They alone are worth the price! For full transparency, I did not pay for a ticket and was treated to this. And I have to note that if you are an "insider" in this world or go to a lot of immersive dance/aerial/theater, you'll have to adjust your expectations. The performers are great, but the conceptualization and production have some challenges. It's essentially a small-scale version of Queen of the Night but isn't sure yet what it wants to be, from the tone, flow, host's song choices and the acts chosen. The costumes and production feel a little DIY or self-serious at times. If they started with their dark, sexy acts in the first half and consistently built to camp without going back-and-forth, i.e. just keep moving harder to the celebratory HOY party spirit all the acts could work together and the end result of club-life would be achieved. It's still in its' growing pains, so go in there embracing that. Again, the above paragraph really only applies to specific audience. No one else at my table was a performer or in this world, and they loved it and did not have these takeaways. I also loved it, would bring people visiting NYC for sure and will definitely be back because I love seeing shows like this more than once and how they grow. That's the beauty of production!

Bathrooms very clean and took covid an monkey pox precautions. The music is nicen for wvweyone and the drinks were amazing would come back

Like taking a Time Machine to old New York City! Had such a great time! The food couldn't have been better or more curated. The performers and acts couldn't have been better or well orchestrated.

Had the best time here! Ian Schrager never disappoints!! Every seat has a great view plus the dancers come around the room to preform. Each segment was so entertaining, I loved every part. I would probably go more often, the only downside is the steep price.

What a dream to have a place like this in Times Square. Finally! The vibe in Paradise Club is electric. Space is gorgeous. Especially love the murals on the walls. House of Yes dinner show is a must and then stay for dancing late into the night. Leave your expectations and ego at the door! Only good vibes. Bravo EDITION.

I must admit the other reviews leave me puzzled as to why the 'rave reviews' and perfect ratings. Then again after reading most of them leads me to believe they are manufactured by the hotel and staff; just look at their profiles and then the language like 'most unique club in NYC' and 'venue is sexy'. No outsider would write that. Fact is the score should be lower but giving this place the benefit of the doubt because on this night we were told it was a new show and menu. What works is the private elevator with host to the 7th floor. Welcome shot. Prompt seating. Venue and surroundings are exceptional. At this point I am telling myself how I cannot wait to recommend this place to my friends and colleagues. Then downhill. The food, well, is nothing short of disgusting. The 'theme' was some eclectic 'land, water, air, fire'. So on our table sat a wire frame of a tree (that they penned 'the tree of life') with pieces of prosciutto and figs dangling from it. A tray of green grass with crudites. And a tiny crystal decanter of popcorn. Weird. Really weird. Then came some tower with more veg. The kicker? A soup they called 'Frozen Sea Water Soup' that was ice water with chopped vegetables. Read again. Ice water. Now I was pissed. Disgusting. Dinner was worse; an overspiced head of cauliflower and roasted chicken that was wet and slimy. Raw bok choy. And this time served tableside with the hand of a manequin, scissors, and rubber gloves. WTF? Dessert saw slight improvement but again the kitchen trying too damn hard to be avent garde; bold in this case was boring. Poor execution with worse food. Credit the performers as the only highlight of the night. Acrobats, dancers, et all were pretty on point. And believe me the tables around us too we were all looking at each other like WTF? In fact the table of two next to us did not eat one thing. We enjoyed cocktails with several groups afterwards in the lobby bar and the feedback was consistent; waste of time and money.

Paradise club is a beautiful venue with very friendly and courteous staff. The decor is to die for. The lights are spectacular. The food was absolutely delicious and featured some of the oddest pairings and combinations Id ever seen on a plate. I was so impressed! The Devouring is a spectacular show. It's blending of burlesque, cabaret, circus tropes, disco, aerial artists, ballet and even gospel make for a captivating, tantalizing, visually arresting experience that will engage all 5 of your senses. The performers are diverse in almost every sense, which I thoroughly appreciate.The Devouring is beautifully done, and I'd definitely see it again. I highly recommend that you not only go, but bring family and friends!

Went to go see The Devouring with friends and we were NOT let down! Don't be fooled that this club/theater is in the midst of touristy Times Square....The Paradise Club is super swank - you are greeted by a free cocktail as you enter and made to feel like royalty. The food and service amazing and the show, an amazing quintessential NY nightlife experience that is rare to find these days. Oh and the MURALS, a mix of Salvador Dali and Hieronymus Bosch I will definitely be bringing friends visiting town here so they can enjoy a beautiful NY classic night out on the town.

$300 per person for the a prefixe menu of grass and some carrots. The best part was the truffle popcorn. The show is mediocre at best. The club is decent if you enjoy a pretentious crowd. Watered down liquor - how did I drink all night and am still sober ?? (I'm literally writing this review after leaving there ). I was shocked to see the 4.5 star reviews. Must be by out of towner who don't know much lol. I'm going to get pizza now because I'm starving.

very cool place,both the music and the drink. every dancer's great actor. I will come here again. I ll be soon right back to new York City for this place.

Such a unique space and experience in NYC, somehow both a vintage throwback to the heyday of variety entertainment while still feeling cutting edge and exciting. The Devouring has gorgeous performing artists, the show is well designed and entertaining and the food was incredible! Definitely a must-see in NYC right now.

House of Yes takes broadway with Michelin star food? Definitely a reason to come to Times Square, even if the billboard lights are too bright. Each course was amazing, but seriously don't overlook the pork ribs - holy crap. They separate the meal from the show, so everyone's able to immerse themselves in the entertainment. Also, that ceiling - whew! Great new spot.