This was great. I was invited to go as someone's guest and this was probably the best show I've seen in New York so far. It's interactive and the close-up magic was incredible! Bills were changing before our eyes, spoons bend, things float- WTH right?? Devil? Joking. Now I know I'm bringing my mom here. She loves this kind of... More

Great place to see a show. Cozy room with gracious host and first class wait staff. Would likely dine elsewhere for dinner, but the options for appetizers suffices for a late night treat while watching the show.

I took my two kids to Magical Nights this evening and it was fantastic. It's unknown to most people and it is a find. Great food and wonderful entertainment. Michael Chaut is an amazing magician and really funny. Our whole family had a terrific evening and I would absolute recommend this unusual New York experience.

Our first trip to New York and wanted a low key evening at the hotel we were staying at, we have three children ranging 21, 18 and 6. Thought I would try the Magical Night and we were happy that we did. The room was small and there were only six tables filled. The magicians stopped by each of the... More

I went to Feinstein's this past weekend and it exceeded my expectations. Everything was perfect from the atmosphere to the food. I will definitely go back!

I was excited about being able to go to a Cabarete while staying at the Regency but was sadly disappointed, so much so that I left before the show was even over. I really expected so much more from the Regency. It is a small venue, and looks as though it was thrown together as an afterthought. The singer was... More

For a NYC experience , see Michael Chaut's magic at Loews Regency. The venue is an intimate supper club with with less twelve tables (so I recall) and the audience is mostly local. Consider the food and drink minimum as part of the (reasonable) ticket price and just eat/drink lightly if you want dinner after the show. Michael was the... More

Nice atmosphere, comfy couches, yeah whatever. Dropped in for a couple of drinks mid-afternoon. $22 apiece. Unless Kate Upton's serving it, wearing a bikini, no drink in the world is worth $22. I mean, the Beverly Hills Hotel "only" charges $18. Cheapest glass of wine ("Michael Feinstein's own" - yeah I'll bet he picks the grapes himself) on the menu... More

Very enjoyable entertainment in a cabaret environment. Looking forward to another show!