Tenth level is one of my favorite places in Fort Lauderdale! They have a fun nerdy gaming theme…read morethat's in every detail and decoration, and even the drink names! The staff are super nice, and the bartender gave a great drink recommendation based on what I told him I was looking for. They have game consoles with an insane variety of games throughout the bar and seating area, which are all open to play for free. They have any game you could ever want-PlayStation, Nintendo, sega, etc, and board games to play as well. They have a ton of fun events every month: trivia, bingo, karaoke-always with different themes. If you're looking for something fun to do, I promise this is your place. A million stars!

I've been here before and had a decent experience, but this visit was disappointing enough that I…read morelikely won't return. We came as a group of five. Two of us ordered drinks right away and sat at the bar playing video games. The rest of our group was still deciding what they wanted, which we understood fell under the one drink minimum per person rule. One friend sat with us at the bar while we had our drinks and was told by the bartender that she couldn't sit there without purchasing a drink, so she moved. She then stood near our other friends, who were playing an arcade game, and they were told they could not play unless they each bought a drink. At this point, they stood behind us at the bar to look over the menu and decide what they wanted, but that didn't seem to matter. The bartender repeatedly returned and escalated the situation instead of allowing any reasonable time to order, stating they could get water if they wanted and that it did not have to be alcoholic. After only a couple of minutes, the same bartender came out from behind the bar again and said in a rude, condescending tone that they "don't understand... if they don't buy a drink, then they can't even be in the building." Our friends explained that we had already purchased drinks and were simply deciding what we wanted, but at that point, they were turned off by his behavior and no longer wanted anything--and frankly, neither did we. We cashed out our tab, finished our drinks, and left. We were already paying customers and would have ordered more drinks, but the handling of the situation made that impossible. Instead, the business lost not only our additional sales, but also several friends who were planning to join us and spend money. We are local to the area and not teenagers causing a disturbance, which is what the situation felt like when our friends were told to leave for no clear reason. I understand house rules like a one-drink minimum, but there is a professional way to enforce them. This wasn't it. Not everyone can or wants to order immediately--whether due to preferences, pacing, or dietary restrictions--and the lack of flexibility or basic courtesy was disappointing. Instead of encouraging guests to stay and order more, the approach did the opposite. Unfortunately, this experience completely changed my impression of the place, and I don't see myself returning. There are other spots in the area with a similar concept that offer a much more welcoming and customer-friendly experience, and I would recommend exploring those instead.

I wasn't sure what to expect but I have to say the Tower Club is pretty impressive! It has a very…read moreexpansive windowed view of all of Fort Lauderdale from many different angles! Being in one of the tallest towers and existing for over 50 years in Fort Lauderdale is so impressive to think of all the growth you could have witnessed from this view. They have a bunch of dining rooms and lounge areas throughout. The bar however is a little small with only a few seats and a spot to order at. It isn't a huge dealbreaker but it's something to keep in mind if you wanted to sit at the bar area. I ordered a Kona beer on draft and it was very good for such a small bar. The cocktails also looked very festive for the fall season as well. Whether you go for a private event or for something else the Tower Club is definitely something you should check out at least once for the views alone!

The Tower Club is dopeeee! The views of the city are crazy easily one of the dopest spots to just…read moretake it all in. Whether you're there for drinks, dinner, or just to vibe, the atmosphere is on point. Definitely a must-visit. I think you might need a membership, but I was there for Dining in the Dark so I'm not sure. Dining in the Dark is a super cool and unique experience definitely something you should try at least once. That said, the whole night felt kind of rushed. It seemed like they were just trying to move people through instead of letting everyone really enjoy it, which was a bit disappointing. The food portions were tiny--more like tasting bites than an actual meal. And between the $16 service charge per person (just for ordering drinks) and cocktails being $15-$20 each, it ends up feeling kind of overpriced for what you get. Overall, love the idea behind it, and with some tweaks--like slowing things down and giving bigger portions--it could be amazing. For now, I'd say try it for the experience, but don't expect a full dinner or great

This place is seriously EPIC! You have to become a member which is about $30/YR!! Happy hour…read moreconsists of $6 pitchers, mega cheap wine, and a crowd that I just cant compose words for. This place is as American as it gets! Oh, and the karaoke is... For lack of a better word, vintage. This is my new favorite place in the world!

This is a beautiful location to have a small event. The Noon Tunes event is in the park next door.read more

The Ft. Lauderdale Women's Club was founded on January 11, 1911 as the Woman's Civic Improvement…read moreAssociation with 18 women as the first club members. The club is 2 1/2 months older than the incorporation of the city of Ft. Lauderdale. A 135 by 100 foot lot was donated by Ft. Lauderdale pioneers Frank and Ivy Stranahan. Ivy was a school teacher and a very civic minded person. She was involved in African-American, women's and Native American's rights, as well as the first chapter of the Audubon Society and the Red Cross. The Seminole's would paddle up the New River in their canoes and trade with the Stranahan's for the good's they couldn't grow. Ivy would use use her school teacher background the educate the Seminole's when they visited. Ivy served as president of Women's Club from 1913 until 1916. The name of the group was changed to Fort Lauderdale Women's Club in 1913. They took on many of the projects needed to improve the town like adding streetlights. In 1912 the club started the first volunteer fire department with a donation of $100. The clubhouse was designed by noted architect August Geiger in a Mediterranean Revival Style. Building began in 1916 and finished in 1917, their clubhouse was the community's first library. Located at Broward and Andrews Avenue it is in the center of the City of Ft. Lauderdale that grew up around it. Today the Women's Club continues to partner with non profits in the community like Broward Outreach, Children in Distress, and the Wildlife Care Center. They also give scholarships to high school students. In order to pay for the upkeep of the house the club rents it out for community functions and weddings. The clubhouse is surrounded by beautiful gardens, In recent years the club has struggled with keeping the downtown homeless population from destroying the property. A large fence now surrounds what used to be an open park.

Beautiful venue! I came here for a work-sponsored event. There was a catered lunch, and the food…read morewas cooked well though it lacked a bit of seasoning... but that's catered food for ya! The staff was professional and ran everything well, from bringing out the catering to helping manage the speaker and microphone system, and quickly cleaning up plates so there were no dirty dishes sitting around. Our event was in the Atlantic ballroom, and the window views from that room were stunning! Gorgeous views of the waterway and adjacent buildings. I can imagine the space being a great place for a wedding or general party reception. Though I was lucky enough to not have trouble finding the ballroom, I do wish there were some way-finding signs in the building. There was a list at the entrance of events happening and which ballroom they were in, but not much info on where to go to find the specific ballroom. I basically had to guess my way around and I happened to guess correctly.

The Buffett is so-so. Not worth the price in my opinion. But it's a pretty location.read more

The place is amazing! So fun! Great bands, great food and chef! So friendly! The…read morebartenders....Vanessa is the best in the west, definitely visit on a Thursday the specials are crazy good! And she will definitely take care of you!!

After talking about this biker bar for what seemed like forever, we finally made it! Once you get…read morepass the intimidating biker guys parked outside (they were nice! One even complimented my outfit..lol) you're greeted by welcoming staff. This night was super busy, but the bartenders didn't waste any time getting to us with constant check ins. We got beers and ordered some bar bites. The food came out pretty fast and was delicious. The menu has range with affordable prices. Patrons and staff alike were friendly and all about having a good time. The live band was fabulous! They really had the crowd going. Cagney's tend to get loud like most dive bars. There is a pool table and darts in a corner. Bathrooms were clean. Definitely recommend if you're into dive bars and rock & roll or if you just want to have a good time. :-D

As a fan of history and architecture, the Hollywood Women's Club certainly caught my eye as I was…read morewalking along the exercise path that runs along the historic Hollywood Beach Golf and Country Club across the street. Like many women's clubs in Florida, the Hollywood Women's Club was founded in 1922 during the Florida Land Boom years. In the 1920's women's clubs were formed to give back to the community. They became a way for women to get out of the house and assert their independence. They allowed women to get involved in politics and launched the women's rights movement. The Hollywood Women's Club predated the founding of the city and in 1924 they joined the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The first club members were the wives of officers in the J.W. Young Organization which was the development company building Hollywood. They met in the first clubhouse that was built on land donated by the founder of Hollywood, Joseph W. Young in 1927. Early club projects included donating hundreds of books to the first public library, holding tag sales to pay for health screenings for children, giving migrating farmers assistance with housing and welfare, getting the Miami Telephone Co. to bring the first telephone line to town, and collecting $12,000 during a war bonds drive. Today the club supports literacy programs, funds a youth scholarship, participates in the Hollywood Historical Society, supports the neighborhood crime watch, and provides financial aid to many state charities through the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The original plans for the clubhouse included an ornate Mediterranean Revival style. After the collapse of the land boom due to the Great Depression and several hurricanes the design was scaled back to a more affordable $25,000 Classical Revival style building in 1927. The building was listed as a a local historical landmark in 1985, and added to the National Register of Historic Place in 1995. Between 2012 and 2014 money was raised by the club and added to a grant to prevent the clubhouse from sinking into the sand. Other cosmetic work was also completed on this charming historical building. In 2022 the Hollywood Women's Club celebrated their 100th anniversary. During this time further electrical improvements and upgrades to the kitchen were made. Today the clubhouse is available to be rented for private events. The 1,200 square foot main event room has hardwood floors and a grand piano and can accommodate 60 people. There is also a catering kitchen. Information on how to rent the clubhouse and join and volunteer with this important civic organization can be found on the club website. If there are any upcoming events you can find that information as well. For instance they hold 2 round bingo nights for $10. The next bingo night is May 30th and they serve inexpensive drinks including alcohol and snacks. For over 100 years the women of Hollywood have been coming together to improve their local community as well as the state of Florida. Women's clubs have a legacy of helping their communities and it's nice to see that this one is still going strong today.

We hosted my mother's 90th birthday party at this venue. We could not have found a more perfect…read moreplace to have celebrated. From the initial inquiry call 6 weeks out to the event day the staff was immediately responsive, informative, kind and knowledgeable. The restored Women's Club is run by a staff of loving, dedicated volunteers. Every question that I had as our plans developed were addressed with amazing speed. The venue has been beautifully restored and we were honored to have our celebration here. Would not hesitate to recommend the Hollywood Women's Club venue. Thank you to the team that made this venue beautiful and available to us.

This was our first time seeing this establishment and it was very nice. Ryan the bartender was very…read morepersonal and friendly. The pinball machines were great. The pizza was great. I definitely will be back

Sharing a space with Moon Pizza Pie, this place is a must see! Bartender was on point! Service with…read morea smile, and each drink better than the last. If you love a bar with ambient lighting, this is a dream. The place is lit from wall to wall pinball games. Definitely will be back!