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| Void Walk in through the residential building on Howard Street, through the hallway and a dark door, and you will find yourself inside the large, dark space of Void. With the help of five mini spotlights cutting through the darkness, you will notice the part gothic, part new age interior: lounge sofas align the walls with coffee table that have playing TVs inside (two such table contain internet- computer for free surfing); a large stage-screen reigns the far left corner continuously projecting images. Every Weekday night at 8:00 PM there is a free film screening with hard-core artist and film enthusiast smoking cigarettes and making comments from the crowd. But the most cutting age Void experience is the post-screening parties, which involve D.J.s mixing alternative music in collaboration with V.J.s spinning video images on the walls. Ideya This two-year-old SoHo restaurant and bar serves warm stools and tables, a good looking-yet-unpretentious crowd, some great Latin and Caribbean appetizers and an all-out Island feel. The walls have colorful murals of beaches and carnival, and the tables and bar are classically candle lit. The super friendly staff serves up potent tropical drinks, and most people come for good bar vibe, rather than the food (although it is superb). On Mondays a live Salsa band performs (starting at 9:00), and Tuesdays are “Domino night” – there is usually a Spanish DJ, and everyone plays dominos or cards. |
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