The Dome Rooftop Bar & Lounge at The Manor 111 Prospect Avenue West Orange, NJ 07052 973.731.2360 An upscale after-hours night club experience.with Old School & New School Dance Tracks. Set above the Manor Restaurant in an all glass enclosed domed rooftop lounge where you can see the stars overhead and dance floor at your feet.
Totowa, NJ, 07512. For VIP Table Reservations, Birthday Parties, Private Parties or Event Info: Contact Hubert or James Call: 973-939-9044. Text: 973-765-.
Attractive setting with a jade marble bar and tabletops, deep mahogany pillars, and retro leather lounge chairs with a speakeasy swagger from yesteryear DJ Performances every Friday & Saturday. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. DJ performances from 9:00 p.m. Until 2:00 a.m. Bar Menu available from 6:00 p.m.
Until 10:30 p.m. QXT's 248 Mulberry Street Newark, NJ (973) 643-3996 New Jersey's longest running alternative dance club.
QXT's has given fans of alternative music a place to spend their Friday and Saturday nights, with each night offering a variety of musical genres including Alternative, EDM, New Wave, 80s, 90s, Industrial, Dark Wave, Goth,Punk and Rock. Besides the main dance floor, there are two additional rooms which have been dubbed Area 51 and The Crypt, each with its own bar, diverse musical flare, and a variety of characters and personalities. The Pool After Dark Harrah's Hotel & Casino 777 Harrah's Blvd Atlantic City, NJ 08401 609-441-5000 An entertainment complex with a pool and a night club. Join in to dance the night away listening to live entertainment with top DJs and performers. Once inside, hit up the bar for a drink and make your way to the dance floor to immerse yourself in the sounds of today's top 40, hip-hop & EDM beside the city's most captivating dancers. Take in the atmosphere as the hottest stars in the industry perform live from the new, elevated stage & DJ area, enhanced with eye-catching graphic displays on massive LED walls.
Open every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night.
Kids in NJ have displayed a willingness to go just about anywhere to have an unsupervised weekend of unbridled alcohol consumption, a willingness recently evidenced by the ticketing of 62 Randolph High School seniors for the possession of alcohol at an after-prom soiree in Vermont. On Friday, the APP reported that 23 teens from Middletown South were arrested The post (or pre) prom ritual of getting enebriated with classmates is nothing new. For residents of NJ, this rite of passage usually takes place at a run-down motel in Wildwood or Seaside Heights. However, when people under 21 infiltrate the Jersey Shore bar scene, they bring a tangible aura of inexperience and immaturity that can prove extremely irksome to a seasoned vet. During the opening night of Memorial Day weekend, the trio was loudly declaring their support for the inclusion of 18 year olds.
They chanted '18 to enter, 21 to drink!!!' During the pregame session repeatedly, working themselves into a techno-induced, alcohol-fueled frenzy. From the stoop of their shanty, Gucci led the merciless, indiscriminate prodding of passersbys, shouting out a crude chorus of romantic advances that would make even the hardest sailor blush.
'18 to enter, 21 to drink! 18 to enter 21 to drink,' they bellowed in unison, but I stood silent. Despite our fraternal bonds, I believe '21 to drink' should equate to '21 to enter.' I am partial to. Sea Girt, where the Huggies are checked at the door and the hardworking adults can get wrecked without fear of aiding and/or contributing to the delinquincy of a minor.
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Don't get me wrong, I was young once, too. But now I am 24. When I go out and drop a couple c-notes on a good time, I do not want to be bothered by a drunk high schooler who can't hold his liquor. Intoxicated and unschooled adolescents should not try and sit at the big boy table. Many under the age of 21 are enamored by the Jersey Shore bar scene, and their persistence will draw hopeful groups of underclassmen to the clubs for the foreseeable future. I do not condone that type of behavior, but the actions of teenagers are often beyond the control of authority figures or well-intentioned parents. Ultimately, the teenager must decide what type of illegal conduct they will or will not participate in.
That is the human condition, a fact of modern life that I have experienced and accepted. Pick your poison Some gain access through the use of fake IDs. Others frequent nightclubs who allow 18 year olds admission, while still serving alcohol to those of legal age (18 to enter.) Why some bars would want underage patrons involved with their liquor business, aside from a measly cover charge, I can only speculate.
The teen nights held at Jenks or the Surfrider offer a nice compromise and insure no intermingling of age brackets (although they may only be during the winter) People go to bars because bars have licenses which allow them to distribute alcohol to patrons. Why anyone else would go to a bar at the Jersey Shore, I can't imagine. In my opinion, admitting 18 year olds into a bar presents a legal dilemma, stemming from the abundance of booze, the indistinguishable mass of people and the limited number of safeguards used to curtail underage drinking. The use of armbands is easily circumvented by a 21 year old ally or by recovering a discarded armband. A diligent staff can only be in so many places at once. 18 year olds who get into bars and try to sneak drinks just ruin the vibe, bringing a noticeable level of immaturity that is evident.
They should wait until their 21st birthday, instead of ruining the mystique before it thickens. A person's 21st bday is a rite of passage. My 21st bday was a test of wills, a baptism by fire. One must be indoctrinated into the bar scene by their elders, or risk losing the rewards of patience.