Shark Club   

The 2,000-gallon shark tank in the middle of this club might suggest a "stay away" vibe, but people come here to mingle and party every which way but loose. Surrounding the tank are rows of pool tables teeming with people eager to prove their pool shark skills. The dance floors are split into three intriguing areas, from the main room, where superstar DJs spin, to the smaller Red Room, separated by a red-velvet curtain from the rest of the club. The Green Room is often reserved for private parties. Interior design consists of amber walls and Tim Burton-esque furniture that screams West Hollywood, while a stately mahogany bar and fireplace says London, and the giant mirrors in the back of the room are all about funky Las Vegas. Crowds from every walk of life converge to boogie down to DJ music that spins everything from hip-hop to trance, or to snack on calamari rings and sip the Shark Bite martini. If you're a regular, you might even catch the club's most unusual entertainment -- shark feedings. Don't worry, the management has never offered up its patrons as bait. The real prey here is all appetizers and eye candy.