Sushi Samba 7, New York

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Name:	Sushi Samba 7
Address:	87 7th Ave S
City, State:	New York, NY
Zip/P. Code:	10014
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Telephone:	212-691-7885
Website:	http://www.sushisamba.com

Type (genre):	Afterwork / Happy Hour, Bar, Lounge, Martini Bar, Outdoors / Patio, Restaurant / Bar, Romantic, Upscale
Music:	World Music, Merengue, Hip-Hop, Latin

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Status: Open

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Sushi Samba 7 New York, Venue Description

Sushi Samba 7 - Down in West Village, land of all things trendy, SushiSamba 7 lights up the night with its bright colors, sexy Latin flair and effortless energy. The place oozes with sexiness, from its sensual blend of Peruvian, Brazilian and Japanese cuisine to the beautiful wait staff. While mainly considered a restaurant, SushiSamba has a cozy lounge and rooftop seating area, perfect for those who would prefer delicious cocktails to the pricey menu fare. DJs spin on the weekends, playing Latin and Salsa beats during the dinner hour before turning hip-hop as the night wares on. On the weekends, reservations are a must, and even on weekdays, the place is still packed at midnight. While it’s not exactly the best venue to pick up other sexy singles, bring your date here and you’re sure to score points. Just be careful: not everyone looks as good by day as they do under SushiSamba’s soft red lights.

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