Ultraviolet

I’ve walked by this place a number of times on my way to bellhouse — it looks fine on the outside, but I have to admit, I’ve never walked in. Looks like they need the right promoter, but slick (ish) venues have a hard time in brooklyn, as much as I love Deity, its still trying to find its own personality and consistent crowd. What these both have going for them is they’re different than the indie bar scene, unfortunately thats the crowd these 2 places are trying to attract without making the right moves to get them in — namely PR help. Hire a press agent people, you need it.

I almost hate to give this place three stars. The manager was earnest and accommodating– even came over to ask if the volume of the music was okay. That said, any club that’s almost entirely empty on a Friday night just can’t cut it. The space layout was very clean and modern, and I think it could do well if discovered by the right crowd. The music was mostly house, and the deejay did not accept suggestions for alternate songs (even though we were THE ONLY ONES dancing). It was fine for a couple of drinks but we left for more happenin’ pastures.

OKay the whole skinny on this place is as follows…
Who knows what the building was… Or for that matter the existing neighborhood it is in. New owner /​Designer of this place took very good strides, and extremely tasteful precision on developing a true nightclub for the Park Slope area. It’s Clean, up-​to-​date, and Spacious.
How can i explain this club… 3 floors of different style of house/​club music, artfully, and tasteful seating arrangements. Colored spotlights on domed mirrors, glisten the walls with shimmering beauty. touches of artistic artifacts can be found tucked away in corners.
NYC got it’s Miami Nikki Beach. Elite parties can be separated with entire levels, along with the layout providing VIP entrance, this could be the next celebrity hangout… Met with owner and manager, and these are persons whom can be spoken to. Not some promoted club promoter with own agenda.
Night I was there there was a modest crowd, NO cover, ¾ stocked bar (always room for a few reserve bottles) security at the doors, and much excitement of the opening. Dress up, not required, but suggested.