Voyeur

Some people watch Eyes Wide Shut and decry the dark vision of depravity and alienation. But you always thought the parties looked like a good time. Welcome to Voyeur, a lavish new nightspot suggesting that highbrow elegance and a bit of S&M are not mutually exclusive. Gotta say, you couldn't agree more. Behind dank casement windows salvaged from the original New York Times building, there awaits a dark lounge filled with corset-backed chairs and antique sofas made from bounced-against headboards. Lithe women fuss with their lingerie behind glass, maybe, or they really enjoy the sax from the stage. (You might also see a beauty doing stretches on the trapeze net above you—she must be hitting the gym later.) Once settled at your table, they'll happily mix your drinks tableside—in shot or martini form—with fresh juice concoctions like Watermelon-Jalapeno and White Peach-Sage. You probably already had dinner, but if you want to fuel up for the dance floor in the back, you can wave over some Crispy Shrimp Rolls and Fontina-Chorizo Grilled-Cheese Sandwiches. And far in the back, past the photo booth, apothecary bar and walls plastered in contact sheets from an illicit Mexico photo shoot, there's a private VIP room with a separate entrance and a giant chaise that could comfortably hold you and 10 beauties who appreciate furniture with well-placed handles… And anybody else who likes to watch.

From the captivating topless S&M dancers to the amazing music and delicious cocktail concoctions, Voyeur is a completely new and hypnotic den of darkness in Hollywood. Prepare to be seduced.

The premier night for this hotspot is Thursday nights, when a mixture of LA's beautiful people and the hottest celebs (Rihanna was just spotted partying here) mix and mingle. Saturday night is also great, too. Lines are a bit longer on Saturday, though. Not that you'd ever wait in line...

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