Paul's Casablanca · Nightclub · New York
A Moroccan-styled club under a vaulted ceiling at 305 Spring Street.
Paul's Casablanca is a Moroccan-styled club at 305 Spring Street, in the western stretch of SoHo. It opened in November 2016 in the space that was long home to Sway, the downtown lounge, and kept the Moroccan motifs that made that room known. It sits on Spring Street between Hudson and Greenwich Streets, a few blocks west of the SoHo shops and galleries.
The room sits under a low vaulted ceiling, with a mirror ball throwing light across it. Banquettes run around the walls with small tables and leather poufs in front of them, tiled Moorish arches frame the niches, and pierced brass lanterns hang over the bar. It is a club for drinking and dancing late into the night, with a DJ playing from the booth.
Doors open at 10pm Wednesday through Sunday and the night runs until 4am; the club is closed Monday and Tuesday. The tables sit along the banquettes, so booking ahead is the way to hold one for a group, and it pairs easily with dinner in SoHo or the West Village beforehand. Tell us the night and your group size, and our New York team will arrange the table.
Address: 305 Spring St, SoHo, New York, NY 10013, New York
Reserve a VIP table at Paul's Casablanca through our New York team. Submit a request via the form on this page and a host will confirm bottle minimums, arrival timing and any large-group requests within hours. our New York team handles reservations with on-the-ground hosts who book the toughest rooms in the city.
Hours of operation
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 22:00 - 04:00
- Thursday: 22:00 - 04:00
- Friday: 22:00 - 04:00
- Saturday: 22:00 - 04:00
- Sunday: 22:00 - 04:00
Frequently asked about Paul's Casablanca
How do I book a table at Paul's Casablanca in New York?
Submit the reservation request on this page and our New York team confirms your table, quotes any minimum spend in writing, and coordinates arrival before you commit. Your host opens the door on arrival so you walk straight to a ready table.
How much is a table at Paul's Casablanca?
A table at Paul's Casablanca depends on the night (weekends and event dates price highest), your group size, and where the table sits relative to the DJ booth and dance floor. Rather than a price that changes weekly, our New York team quotes your exact minimum spend in writing when confirming, so you know the cost before you arrive.
What is the dress code at Paul's Casablanca?
Paul's Casablanca keeps an upscale nightlife dress code: stylish, dressed-up attire. Avoid athletic wear, gym shoes, and overly casual looks. Your host manages the door with your table, and we confirm the current policy with your booking.
What time should I arrive at Paul's Casablanca?
Table guests generally arrive as the room fills, with the peak on weekends. Your MyRSVP host coordinates a specific arrival window so you are not waiting in line.
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