Paradise Club

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.

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.

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!

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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...

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.