New York City
Guest lists and VIP table reservations at select NYC venues.
Requests are subject to availability and confirmation.
Wed, Nov 4 — Sat, Nov 7
Guest list and table requests for these nights come straight to me. Each request is confirmed by reply.
WednesdayNov 4
Soho Grand Hotel
Guest list open · tables on request
Live jazz and late-night dancing at Soho Grand — disco balls, velvet, and a downtown crowd.
ThursdayNov 5
Guest list open · tables on request
Dinner upstairs, dance floor downstairs — a night that starts at the table and ends late.
FridayNov 6
Guest list open · tables on request
Indoor-outdoor rooftop with the downtown skyline on every side.
SaturdayNov 7
Rooftop of Moxy Lower East Side
Guest list open · tables on request
A glass room full of greenery and chandeliers, with a terrace over the city.
Next week's lineup isn't confirmed yet. Request a date and I'll come back with what's available.
21+ — valid ID required at the door for every venue and event listed.
Reserve ahead
Tickets or a table on any date — choose either next to the date you want. Tables move fast, so lock yours in early.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn · day parties
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The roster · 17 venues
Venues and nightlife experiences I regularly work with. Tap a photo for details, or request a table straight from the card.
Guest list is shown only on venues with a confirmed list this week. 21+ at every venue listed.
VIP tables
Tell me the date, the venue and how many of you. I'll come back with availability and pricing for that night.
A request is not a confirmed reservation. Nothing is booked until I confirm it with you in writing. Entry and table placement are always the venue's decision.
Prefer WhatsApp? Message me →Guest list
Pick a night, tell me who's coming, and I'll confirm by Instagram message. There is no fee for the guest list.
Requesting a spot doesn't guarantee confirmation or entry. Lists are subject to availability, and the door makes the final call on the night.
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About
I'm Paulo, an independent nightlife host in New York. I put people on guest lists, arrange tables and help plan birthdays and private events at venues I work with. I don't own or run any of these venues — I coordinate with them on your behalf.
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Hotels, concierge teams, travel advisors, fashion and brand teams, restaurants. Client dinners, team celebrations, launch parties — planned and coordinated across the venues I work with, with one point of contact for the whole event.
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A minimum is what your party spends at the table, not a cover charge — it goes on bottles and mixers. Most venues add sales tax and a service charge or gratuity on top of the minimum, so always ask me for the all-in number before you confirm — I'll give it to you. The figure moves with the venue, the night of the week and how many of you there are. Tell me your budget in the notes on the table request and I'll match you to a venue that fits it rather than talking you into one that doesn't.
A bar tab is a minimum spend at the bar rather than a ticket, used at the venues that don't sell entry. The figure follows the size of your party, and pricing sits at the doorman's discretion — it moves with how busy the venue is that night. For parties of three or more, a reservation is the surer arrangement.
Every venue is 21+ and valid ID is required at the door — no exceptions, and that's the venue's rule, not mine. Dress to impress: no sneakers, no jeans. Doors turn people away for this more than for anything else.
Guest list gets your name at the door for general entry, subject to approval and the door's discretion on the night. A table is a reserved space with bottle service and a minimum spend — once the venue confirms it, it's held for your group, subject to the venue's arrival time and house rules. If your group is more than a few people, a table is usually the smoother night.
The boring but necessary part
Short, in plain English, and worth reading before you send a request.
Last updated November 2, 2026
I'm an independent nightlife host in New York. I put people on guest lists, arrange tables and bottle service, and help plan birthdays and private events at venues I work with. I don't own, run or staff any of the venues on this site.
Sending a form or messaging me starts a conversation. Nothing is confirmed until I tell you it is confirmed, in writing, for a specific date, venue and group. Until then you have no reservation.
Every venue decides who comes in. Being on a list does not guarantee entry. Entry can be refused or delayed because of capacity, timing, ID, dress code, group ratio, behavior, or the venue's own judgment on the night. That is their call and it is outside my control. Lists usually close at a set time — if you arrive after it, the list may no longer apply.
Every venue listed here is 21+. Bring a valid, unexpired government photo ID. No ID, no entry, no exceptions, and no refund of anything you've paid.
Dress to impress. No sneakers, no athletic wear, no shorts, no jeans. Individual venues may be stricter than this, and their rule wins.
Table pricing depends on the date, the venue, the size of your group and where you sit. Any number I give you is a quote for that specific night, not a fixed price list. Tables are confirmed by the venue and normally require a deposit or a card on file, held by the venue under the venue's own terms — including their cancellation and no-show rules. Read those before you pay. Where money is paid directly to a venue, refunds are a matter between you and that venue.
Ticket links on this site go to third-party platforms such as Posh and Eventbrite. Those sales, their fees and their refund rules are the platform's and the event organizer's, not mine. Some links carry my promoter code, which tells the organizer the sale came through me. Prices shown on those platforms may add service fees at checkout — check the total before you pay.
If you or your group are refused entry or removed for intoxication, aggression, or breaking a venue's rules, that's the end of it for that night — no refund from me, and I may decline future requests.
Venue names, logos and trademarks belong to their owners. I show them only to tell you where I can help — it doesn't mean the venue sponsors or endorses this site, or that I speak for them.
Venues and their photographers often shoot inside. That's their activity, under their policies, not mine. If a photo of you appears on this site and you want it gone, email me and I'll remove it — see the privacy section for how.
The photos, video and writing on this site are mine or used with permission. Please don't copy them for your own promotion without asking.
Know your limit, look after your group, and never drive after drinking — take a cab, a rideshare or the subway home.
I'll do what I say I'll do and I'll tell you the truth about what I can and can't get. Beyond that, I'm not liable for a venue's decisions, a cancelled or changed event, a door that doesn't honor a list, lost property, or anything that happens to you at a venue. Nothing here limits any liability that can't be limited by law.
Events, venues and details on this site change constantly. I update it as often as I can, but check with me before you rely on anything here.
These terms are governed by the law of the State of New York.
Questions about these terms: pauloinnyc@gmail.com.
Last updated November 2, 2026
This site is run by Paulo, operating as Pauloinnyc, New York City. For anything on this page, email pauloinnyc@gmail.com.
Only what you type into a form on this site: your name; the date and venue or night you're asking about; your group size; your email, plus phone/WhatsApp or Instagram if you choose that as the best way to reach you; for the guest list, your Instagram handle and the handles of the people coming with you; and any occasion or notes you add. On the partnerships form, your company and email as well.
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To answer your request, arrange your night, and follow up about it. That's it.
I don't sell your information, and I don't share it with anyone else.
When you check the consent box, you're agreeing that I can reply about that request by the channel the form names — Instagram, text, WhatsApp or email. Message and data rates may apply. I won't add you to a promotional list or a broadcast unless you ask me to. Reply STOP to any message and I'll stop.
Inquiries stay in my email and phone while we're talking and for a reasonable period after, so I remember you next time. Ask me to delete it and I will.
Email me and I'll tell you what I hold about you, correct it, or delete it. To delete, use the Delete my data link — tell me the name and phone, email or Instagram you used. I'll confirm it's you, delete your form submissions and our message history that I control within 30 days, and reply when it's done. (Messages that also sit on Instagram or WhatsApp you can delete from your side too.) If you're in the UK or EU, the GDPR gives you those rights formally and I'll honor them the same way. If you're in California, the CCPA does the same — and note I have never sold or shared personal information for advertising.
If you recognize yourself in a photo or video on this site and you'd rather not be there, email me and I'll take it down. You don't have to explain why.
This site is for people 21 and over. Don't send me your details if you're under 21 — and if I find out I've got data from someone under 21, I'll delete it.
This site is served over HTTPS. I'm one person with a phone and an inbox, not a company with a security team — so don't send me anything sensitive. I never need your card number, your ID number or a copy of your passport, and I will never ask for them on this site. If your information is ever exposed in a security breach, I'll tell you as New York law requires.
I want this site to work for everyone. If something is hard to read or use, email me and I'll help you book directly and fix it.
If this changes, the date at the top changes with it.
Last updated November 2, 2026
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