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#1

54 Below

What's 54 below like? Has anyone been there ?

#2

54 Below

No. No one has.


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#3

54 Below

It's tucked away below street level, in the basement of Studio 54, and has a sort of speakeasy atmosphere. It's rectangular and relatively small, with a bar at one end. The stage is fairly low and surrounded by table seating, with booths along the walls. If I recall correctly, there's a food and beverage minimum. Some seats are reserved, while others are purchased by type with actual assignment by the house on the evening of the chosen date.


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#4

54 Below

It would be helpful for the OP to say why the question is being asked.

#5

54 Below

They have a lovely schedule of performers and a shoehorned little room that serves midgrade, dinner theater fare. The decor of the room itself is quite beautiful... And thankfully, they serve a strong (overpriced) cocktail.

#6

54 Below

they have good food.

#7

54 Below

As someone who could never afford a second mortgage to go to cabaret at the Cafe Carlyle, 54 Below has been a godsend. The performance space is small enough that the performance feels up close and personal (although I avoid the front tables as I have no interest in craning my neck to look up at someone for 45 minutes). I like the food, and the "overpriced" drinks are about what you can expect for liquor in the theater district. I have seen Paulo Szot there several times, and other individual performers, and also curiosities like a TABOO concert (attended by Boy George).

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