How To Make It In America 2/5/10
What can only be called a megagastropub. 6,000 square foot space with 40 flat-screen TVs, dressed-up bar menu and a gigantic antique pinewood bar. The Ainsworth
VENUE DETAILS
Music
90's, Club, Electronic, Lounge, Mash-Ups, Pop and Top 40
Scene
Located at 122 West 26 Street The Ainsworth has quickly become a neighborhood favorite. The 6,000 square foot full scale bar, restaurant, and event space combines the pastoral chicness that the Chelsea district is known for, with a delicate, fun, flavorful Manhattan feel.
Eats & Drinks
The locals “go to spot” has a full scale bar, as well as a fusion of some classic American fare favorites, with a mix of exotic herb, and spices. A signature drink of the Ainsworth is “The Big Ginger” which is a combination of Jameson Whiskey, Ginger Ale, fresh squeezed lemons and lime served in a pint glass and garnished with a lemon and lime wedge. The first class bar not only has exquisite food and drink choices, along with visually stimulating décor leads to the ultimate drinking and dining experience. Some feature menu items The Ainsworth prides itself on are the Tuna Tacos, Goat Cheese Stuffed Lamb burger and St. Louis Ribs.
USER REVIEWS
UPCOMING TICKETED EVENTS
New Year's Eve 2014
Voted NYC's #1 Chelsea Lounge and Bar For New Year's Eve 2014! From the Creators of Dune in The Hamptons.5 Hour Premium Open Bar 9PM - 2AM
TIPS
Gilt City 5/31/11
A state-of-the-art sound system (enhanced by multiple hi-def plasmas) makes this restaurant one of the city’s best venues for watching the big game. (The crab cakes with saffron aioli don't hurt.) 
The Corcoran Group 9/13/10
Crimson Tide fans congregrate here to watch every Bama football game! Start with happy hour and stay for delicious American Pub fare. 
Abby 5/20/10
Nice/clean "sports bar" with legit food. Get the shrimp and avocado salad (that description doesn't do it justice) 
David K.10/31/09
go to the bar, order a drink and sit down in the back VIDEO WALK THROUGH
BLOG ARTICLES
It’s a rare commodity to find a hot female DJ like you. How many numbers do you get a night?
HA! Well, I have a boyfriend so no phone numbers for me, more like people requesting Katy Perry or Britney Spears.
What are some of your big musical and fashion influences?
The music I listen to at home is very different to what I pay when I DJ, it took me a while to realize that you are there to make people have fun, not to impress them with all the "cool" music you listen to. Right now I am really into Hip-Hop, I am not too excited about new rock bands these days.
Fashion wise I am influenced my the people around me, my friends. I love seeing what excites them.
What drew you to DJing?
Money! Just kidding. I have always been a dj of sorts, I have a huge collection of music that started with records (yes I am that old) and because of the computer it makes it so much fun/ easier to have your whole collection at your finger tips. I get a rush out of making people dance.
What are some of your favorite venues to spin?
Anywhere my friends are willing to go! Events are the most fun because it's a new experience every time. A new challenge to make people happy.
What’s you favorite/least favorite tune?
I am really into the soundtrack to the movie "Drive," there is some amazing new music on there. People love when I play it.
My LEAST favorite is a song called "Hello" By Martin Solveig. It makes me crazy when djs play it!
