Emily dorothy

This is one of my favorite bars whenever the bouncer isn't being a dick. Dunks are always strong usually they are playing house music. Basement is dancing upstairs is very loud bar. They also have a bar next to the dance floor. Little seating space. Bubble machine. Bartender are so nice

Luana Paiva

Wiggle Room is a fun and edgy venue, though it may not be for everyone. This small nightclub and bar features a nice bar area with tables on the first floor, while the basement serves as a dance floor. The music played is primarily techno, infused with some modern elements. There was no cover charge to enter on Saturday around midnight. The place was quite full, but there was still enough space to move around comfortably. The bartenders are very friendly and engage well with the crowd. Overall, it’s a great spot to enjoy a night out!

Isabella Grandic

Sat night: $10 cover, $3 (cash) $3.27 (card) coat check, techno / house music club. At 12:30pm, line took about 20 mins to get in. The music is mostly robot music, not the place if you’re looking for some ABBA They have restrooms

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Natasha Dynas

The people working there are extremely nice and I enjoyed the atmosphere a lot (not THAT many creepy men). My only complaint is how limited the space is… it was nearly impossible to dance after 11 pm

Wibble Room was definitely an experience ✨🪩 I went on a Saturday night right before 10 and overall the energy was fun. The basement was a great vibe for dancing, the disco ball added a cool touch, and the bubbles honestly made it feel extra playful and memorable. Good music, good energy, just a fun scene overall 🫧💃 That said, it was pretty crowded and there was a bit of a wait to get in. Coat check on the way out was also a little chaotic and took longer than expected. Biggest downside though was the drinks. I ordered a vodka cran double and with tax and tip it came out to $35, which is honestly insane 🥲 Fun vibe and a good time if you’re in the mood to dance, just be prepared for crowds, waits, and very pricey drinks.

Lori Lam

stopped by relatively early for a friday night post-dinner. the entire place is really cute and aesthetic, definitely a place for the girlies. the bar upstairs was great for chatting and just hanging out and then downstairs was the place to actually wiggle and dance. i think the bubbles were so fun and the crowd definitely felt a little like it was early to mid 20s.

Doc Rico

Cons: I don't often drink so I'm kind of a lightweight which says a lot if I'm able to have 3 drinks and be completely unfazed .. except for the pricing. Very expensive for the low alcohol content. The basement becomes a dance floor with a never ending cycle of house music that gets repetitive. Don't bother letting the DJ know because they don't take requests or care for the guests or the location of the Wiggle room. Also seems like they don't care for fire hazards because they definitely go over capacity in the basement. It fills up to the staircase with no room to really comfortably move. I had to leave because it was way too packed. Security scans your ID and uses the data... no consent, no mention of how long they store it. Metaphor- if the worst parts of gentrification became a bar/club/lounge, this would be it. Pros: At least they have good restrooms that are mostly gender neutral, good lighting and bubble machine.

Cass

Look, it’s not my scene. Mid house music and a bunch of young people bopping their heads with a few who are really boogieing. $10 cover on a Saturday but they don’t tell you the cover… they just point a machine at you. The $3 coat check is a fair price. The lighting is very good. I really like the lights that look kinda like the sun.

Urvashi

Espresso martinis were amazing but the dance floor is CROW DED! Don’t come here if you want space to dance but DO come here for the vibes. Excellent service and fun atmosphere!

Manager and bouncers get high on power trips, scream at and insult you, then claim this place is a "safe space". Such a joke, they all are snooty and terrible. Don't spend your money here.

Rodrigo Rios

Worst experience I’ve had in NYC. We were denied entry without any explanation and were then asked for money in exchange for being let in. The behavior was discriminatory and completely unacceptable. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Mauricio Gomez

The woman at the entrance, dressed as if she were a clown, treated me in a way that felt openly racist and unwelcoming. No guest should be judged or made to feel inferior based on how they look. Management needs to address this kind of behavior immediately.

David C

They refused me entry even though I was visibly sober because I tried to go in alone saying “we don’t accept solos” even though my friend was inside and not checking his phone constantly. The reason given was that sometime solos get too drunk with nobody to take care of them. Just seems silly to me and rude