The Rodeo Bar is on Third Avenue at 27th Street in New York City. The club caters to all ages, including the 18-and-over crowd. Identification is required at the bar for those who want to drink alcohol. There is usually no cover charge at the club, and doors are open seven nights a week until 4 a.m., except on Sundays, when closing time is at 2 a.m. Music ranges from Southern rock to live country, and special shows are often featured, including the Americana Family Jamboree. Happy hour features hors d'oeuvres such as nachos and chicken wings.
The Bowery Ballroom on Delancey Street in New York City features three levels with a variety of shows for the 18-and-over scene. There is a lounge on one level, as well as a concert hall that seats 500 guests. Many of the 18-and-over performances are featured in a club setting with open floor dancing. All venues offer a full bar for those with proper identification. Wristbands are available for those who wish to drink. Paid parking is located near the club, and rooms are available for rent for private parties.
The B.B. King Blues Club & Grill is one of the best known blues clubs in the city of New York. Located in the 200 block of 42nd Street at Times Square, the club is open nightly with live performers. The club offers two shows an evening with select age limits, including those who are under 21. On Sundays, guests can enjoy a Gospel Brunch performance. Inside the concert venue is a 40-foot-long bar. There is also a separate full-service bar inside B.B. King Blues Club & Grill with live music as well. Cover charges for shows vary, and reservations are recommended.