2945 Arthur Kill Road · Staten Island

Ten’s Cabaret

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Staten Island · Seven nights

A round stage.
A hoop in the rigging.
A live saxophone.

Ten’s Cabaret, 2945 Arthur Kill Road — five minutes off the Outerbridge, open 5 PM to 4 AM.

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5PM – 4AM

Welcome to Ten’s

The room, and what is in it tonight

Cocktails at a bar that runs the length of the room. Bottle service to the floor, the rail, a VIP table or a suite with a door on it. A kitchen that is still cooking at 2 AM. Ladies and couples welcome, seven nights. The minimum age to enter is 21.

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Address
2945 Arthur Kill Road
Staten Island, NY 10309
Doors
5:00 PM – 4:00 AM · Sunday through Saturday
Door policy
21+ with valid photo ID. Ladies and couples always welcome.
Parking
Private lot on site.

The room

Built round, so there is no bad seat

The stage is a circle in the middle of the floor with a chrome pole running clean through it to the ceiling, and a steel hoop rigged in the truss above. The bar wraps the room with the bottle wall lit behind it. Black leather banquettes on the perimeter, a dark floor that holds the reflection of every beam.

Nothing about the layout is accidental — it is a room designed so that wherever the host puts you, you are looking at the same thing everybody else is.

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The main room at Ten’s seen from the floor: an aerialist inverted in a steel hoop rigged beside the chrome pole, a lit panel in the stage below her, white triangular fixtures along the back wall and a rope of pink lights running the length of the bar.
The only wide frame that survived on the club’s own server. It is also the one this build reconstructed the room from.

Everything faces the middle.

  • A busy Friday on the floor: a performer inverted high on the chrome pole with dollar bills in the air around her and covering the round stage below, the red-draped ceiling and exposed lighting truss overhead, guests along the bar and a bartender working the well.

    The round stage

    A circle of lit floor with the pole through the centre of it.

  • An aerialist folded into the steel hoop above an empty floor, violet haze and hard beams behind her, the white triangular wall fixtures lit down the back wall and a single yellow balloon resting on the polished stage.

    The hoop

    Rigged into the truss, dropped for the aerial sets.

  • A performer sits along the polished black bar top in white lace and clear heels, the lit bottle wall stacked behind her and a blue LED rope running the length of the bar at Ten’s, the room dark beyond.

    The bottle wall

    The bar runs the length of the room, lit from behind.

Tonight

What the room is doing right now

Doors at 5 PM, last call at 4 AM, seven nights. Three of those nights have names of their own.

Open 5:00 PM – 4:00 AM, seven nights

  • Weekly

    Fantasy Fridays

    Every Friday · 8 PM – 4 AM

    Two decks, one room, and the loudest Friday on Staten Island.

    DJ Renegade and DJ Yamosa

  • Monthly

    Queen of the Pole

    Monthly, third Saturday · 8 PM – 4 AM

    A pole competition on the round stage, judged in the room.

    DJ Renegade in the mix all night

  • In season

    Football Sundays

    Sundays in season · 5 PM – 4 AM

    The game is on, the kitchen runs, and the bar is priced down from five to eight.

    Game on, kitchen open, reduced drinks 5 to 8

Reconstructed The formats and the DJs are the club’s own. The recurring dates below are our reconstruction from the nights they have published — call 347-630-7077 to confirm before you travel.

The full calendar

The cast

Aerial, pole, and a horn player who actually plays

Most rooms in this category run one discipline. Ten’s runs several on the same floor on the same night: pole work on the round stage, aerial hoop dropped from the truss above it, and — this is the part nobody expects on the South Shore — a saxophonist in a sequinned suit playing live over the house set.

It is a cabaret in the older sense of the word. There is a bill, and the bill changes.

The stage
A saxophonist in a leopard-print sequinned suit, white brimmed hat and dark glasses plays beside the pole on Ten’s stage, the lit bottle wall behind him going green and violet under the spots.
Live saxophone, beside the pole, over the house set.

The week

Three nights that have their own names

Fridays run late with DJ Renegade and DJ Yamosa on the decks. Sundays are for football, with the game on and the bar priced accordingly from 5 to 8. And when the Queen of the Pole competition comes back around, the room fills up early.

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A busy Friday on the floor: a performer inverted high on the chrome pole with dollar bills in the air around her and covering the round stage below, the red-draped ceiling and exposed lighting truss overhead, guests along the bar and a bartender working the well.
A Friday, at the point in the night the floor stops thinning out.

The table

Sit stage-side, or take the suite

Tables on the floor, tables at the rail, VIP tables and private suites — with bottle service to any of them. Tell the host the number in your party and what the night is for, and they will tell you which one you actually want.

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A host holds a tall dark bottle up beside her at the end of the bar, the room behind her going green and blue — the way bottle service arrives at a table at Ten’s.
Bottle service arriving. Tiers are named on this site and never priced — the host quotes the night.

The kitchen

A real kitchen, open as late as the bar

Skirt steak with mashed potatoes and a white wine sauce. Penne vodka with a chicken cutlet, grilled or breaded. Wings five ways, ribs, a Staten Island cheese steak. It is not bar food with a markup — it is a menu, and it runs until close.

All 35 priced items are the kitchen’s own, transcribed from the printed menu in the room. Nothing on that page is our invention.

Read the kitchen menuThe whole table →
A performer in a red-and-white two-piece and red mesh sleeves sits on the edge of one of Ten’s black leather banquettes under a hard blue key light, laced knee-high boots planted on the patterned carpet.
Black leather on the perimeter, every one of them pointed at the stage.

Membership

A card, and the nights that come with it

Membership at Ten’s is by invitation from a current member or by application. Members get the private nights that never make the public calendar, and a host who already knows the table.

Partly authoredThe club publishes that membership exists and that it runs members-only events. The rest of what a card carries was written for this build and is marked as such on the membership page.

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A performer stands in profile in thigh-high boots against a dark ground, lit from behind by a violet rim light that separates her outline from the black of the room.

Getting here

Five minutes from the bridge, and you can park

2945 Arthur Kill Road, on the South Shore. Coming over the Outerbridge Crossing it is about five minutes. There is a private lot on site, which on this island is not a small thing. Doors at 5 PM, seven nights, last call at 4 AM.21 and over, ID at the door.

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Where
2945 Arthur Kill Rd, Staten Island, NY 10309
Hours
5:00 PM – 4:00 AM · Sunday through Saturday

Doors at 5. Last call at 4. Seven nights.

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Or just walk in. 21+ with ID.

Every photograph on this site is one of the 11 that survived on the club’s own server. About this build.