From the team that brought you Apt Disco, comes a downtown subterranean dance club, Low Key. True…read moreto the name, it's definitely low key compared to more glitzy and garrish clubs (e.g. Boogie Fever): it's dark and it has a nice cement dance floor. There's also ample space to sit and it's accessible as they have an elevator, though most people would just take the stairs. The drinks are well priced for downtown but if you're looking for a specialty cocktail, this is not the place. I usually just get a vodka soda and add a lemon packet to it. Bonus points that they have American Vodka as a well if you, like me, would like to never drink Tito's again. It would be wonderful if they could stock the Deep Eddy flavors, save me from having to bring flavor packets. Last night they did have a speciality cocktail, a take on a Bees Knees, which was good, though a little sweet for me (my friends who like sweet really liked it). Because it's downtown, I don't go as often as I would to a neighborhood place. Also, only open Fridays and Saturdays. Check their insta to see what's going on, we've been here a couple times for Disco Daddies but they have DJs usually. While Detroit has no shortage of dance clubs, Low Key occupies a very specific space and vibe so it's well worth visiting regularly. See you on the dancefloor!

Best place to dance on a Friday or Saturday downtown Detroit. No cover. Great DJs. Live music…read moreoccasionally. Under Easy Peasy on Woodward

My experience at this nightclub was unacceptable and needs to be addressed by management…read moreimmediately. I traveled from Pennsylvania and chose this venue expecting a professional environment. Instead, I encountered completely unjustified and discriminatory treatment from the staff. After paying the entry fee and already being inside the club, a (younger more heavy set) bouncer told me I had to leave without providing any reason whatsoever. What makes this worse is that I was part of a group of eight people, six men and two women, and the bouncer allowed all of the men to enter but refused entry to the two women. The inconsistency, lack of transparency, and selective treatment were impossible to ignore. This kind of behavior reflects poorly on the establishment and raises serious concerns about how guests are treated. No customer should travel, pay, and gain entry only to be removed arbitrarily and without explanation. For a business that relies on tourism and nightlife, treating paying customers especially visitors who traveled just to be there this unfairly is unacceptable. Until the management addresses their staff's discriminatory and arbitrary behavior, I cannot recommend this establishment to anyone

Not my kind of music. Very techno/house over some top 40s. The floors were also very dirty/sticky,…read morewhich made it difficult to dance.

I used to come here alot & this night i heard they were closing so i had to pop in. && DJ GoodB.O.I…read morewas Deejaying. I had a time: so many of my family & friends came out. I met some amazing ppl here.

Nice area dj needs some help but cute cozy date night spot I like it the crowd is kinda mixy but…read morecute vibe

Music wasn't good. We went there to try and find a better club and it just wasn't the vibe. ‍read more

I went here two nights ago (Saturday) with my friends and here's the kicker: It was my first time…read moreclubbing. I was very nervous (although I already had a couple drinks in me) and did not know how I.D. checking and cover fees were done. There was no line when we got there (around 11:35). My friends just explained it very simply to just show your I.D. to the bouncer and he'll issue you inside the doors that will lead you up to a desk. At this desk, a $5 cover fee is taken and they gave you a ticket then you go up a few more stairs and give said ticket to one of two guys. It was about 11:40 when we got inside and it wasn't overwhelmed with people yet. 1 being no one/handful of people and 10 being packed I can barely move, it was a 7 at that point? My friends showed me around the club (thank goodness!) and I was impressed how nice it was. Check their website to see the interior. I'll be honest. It kind of smelled like feet for a bit. But after a lot more people came in and we started dancing, the smell was gone. I have never danced 'club-like' aside from in my room so although the drinks I had before made me not so inhibited, I still needed to get another drink. My friend showed me how to order at a bar which was very nice of her. She recommended an amaretto sour which was fantastic but was $5.50. One of my friends had to physically move my body from guys that appeared behind me while I was dancing. After the night wore on, I was more alert but still had fun. I had one guy who had the audacity to put his hands on my hips and I shoved them off and kept dancing. He did this two more times. If it wasn't for the fact I didn't want to ruin anyone's night, I would've elbowed him in the nuts so fast. The V.I.P. sections were cool and the lounge area was nice. I was happy to know that the bar didn't charge for small bottled water. Also, my friend grabbed us some free sandwiches the club was handing out around 1 A.M. The music ranges from popular pop, techno, a bit of urban and the like. The DJ did make some bad transitions a few times which caused almost a minute or so of silence but it was still good. I experienced first-hand that strobe lights in person are much worse than in movies. Ouch. We went to Bull N' Barrel after and I realized that 29 Park isn't for beginner clubbers but it exposes you to it all right away which is great. I'm happy my first experience was 29 Park though and I do plan on going back!

Besides the security guard is being extremely rude. The bathroom was disgusting,The drinks were…read moreoverpriced. and I almost tripped and broke my neck on some loose carpet. If I could give this negative stars I would give them a negative infinity. The board of health needs to shut this place down immediately. and I heard from a local that this place has a long history of injuries caused by negligence and poor maintenance.

Security at front door when asked how much told me don't ask him too many questions he doesn't care…read moreif we're in or out. But told the price to someone ahead. Not the best place to go if you're white.

My friend lost his jacket here and they didn't give it back. He's called and is willing to pay for…read moreshipping, but they just don't care. (Edit) they responded!! This place is all right!! The music was killer and the bartender was very nice.

Great music! Great crowd! Great vibes! Hands down best rooftop in Detroit-I'll definitely be back!read more

I was so glad that this place was open during the day on tigers opening day. Being older I probably…read morewould have never stepped in to this place in the evening thinking that I may not fit in. The bar is beautiful and the venue itself is fantastic. You see the mix of all of the old theater and the new dance hall. This place used to show the newsreels of the nation back in the hayday and now it serves as a nightclub. Definitely a gem of Detroit.

Very overpriced, condescending staff. Not worth a trip. Jovita was horrible. Charged $24 for a…read moresingle shot vodka redbull.