I have stumbled into a new spot!!!! Well not really stumbled, more like here to perform but same…read moredifference. Anyways I had never heard of this spot but it has to be the number one Latin Club in Indy! It's HUGE!!! Not to mention its on it way to being at capacity for the evening. Tonight they're are having Hector Acosta perform who is the biggest bachata performer from his island!!! From the ads I'm seeing around here they stay steady with the latest Latin performers. I was told if you really want to have a GOOD time, come on Saturday night for their dance night. Based on the size of the venue, I'm sure it does NOT disappoint. I can't wait to check this spot out, and if you get the chance too........you definitely should!!!

I hadn't been to the red room in YEARS and YEARS but was invited to a 50th Birthday party here,…read morewhich I didn't even realize was a thing. So apparently you can rent the facility prior to them opening at 10pm. So the party was from 6-10. You have access to the entire place and the outside area as well. You can also cater in your own food, so it's not like you have to use their contacts, but it does have to be catered, you can't bring in homemade food. You can also bring in a DJ. This particular party had a cash bar but you can make arrangements for it to be an open bar if you would like. The most exciting thing is you only have to have I think a $400 liquor minimum. Well if you have a decent crowd, I'm sure that's pretty easy. I also wasn't aware that they actually have a parking lot for your guests as well.

This place has always been hands down so much fun! The service has always been so great with the…read morestaff being so kind and attentive. The ambiance is fun and upbeat. I would highly recommended red room for a fun upbeat vibe and always kind staff. They also have a fun salsa night on Wednesdays. During the warmer temps of nights they also have an outside lighted patio!

This bar is exactly what you would expect for the Chauncey area: Loud, Crowded, the staff's a…read morelittle rude and the place is a little dirty...Which Is Exactly Why You Came To Chauncey Square So Shut Up, Get Drunk and Let's Make Some Bad Decisions!!! They open early but sometimes it doesn't pick up until late. Can not beat the prices on Monday night!!! Friday and Saturday it's all about location and this place is right in the middle of it. Sunday through Thursday...are they even open the rest of the week? Who cares!

This place is terrible, they market exclusively to underage kids!!!! and they don't even get…read morebusiness. They are definitely going to go bankrupt if they don't let their target audience in and keep charging covers on a Friday night when they have 15 people in attendance. DO NOT come here.

Tod the piano player is awesome. Too bad the owner, much like the bad guy in "nobody" feels the…read moreneed to sing. Nobody is coming here to see you. Be happy with the revenue you're pulling in and stay off stage. Lots of bars. Never have to wait for a drink. Lots of security. Lots of parking.

Depends on what you're going for, drinks are pretty good for the price, music is LOUD (positive)…read more Bartenders are quick considering how many people are around. Bathrooms are straight disgusting, but that's understandable considering the venue. Soap dispensers in the women's bathroom ripped off the walls, super short stalls.

For the record I only go here for lunch since it is down the street from my office. I have yet to…read morehave a bad meal here. The daily specials are REALLY specials. The double cheeseburger&fries for $6, Taco Tuesday, Rib Wednesday (my FAVORITE - $1 a bone!), and Wing Thursday. Now they have been known to run out of Ribs, and have on occasion not had something available that is on the menu, but that is rare. I have never had any problems with service and the food was always very good. Definitely glad I finally decided to start stopping in. And the ambience! The music that is streaming is absolutely fantastic. 60s-80s serious rock. Reminds me of the old AOR stations from the 70s.

308 is one of those places that has grown on me the more I go. A newer entry to the Purdue bar…read morescene, 308 is deceptively large and modern inside, with three (four?) distinct areas. The basement has a nightclub vibe, with lots of good EDM/rap music playing throughout the night. It's fairly large, and has good lighting/party effects. There is a bar and bathrooms down here as well. There isn't much seating downstairs as it is more for dancing. The first floor now contains two bars, and has plenty of seating. This is where you'll probably want to be if you want to sit and order some food, while also being in the bar environment. There are usually a decent amount of people on the first floor. The second floor has more of a lounge vibe, with a bar and a ton of seating. There is a beer pong table, and I think they sometimes do karaoke up here. If you just want to sit and chill, without loud music and lots of people, the second floor is where to go. 308 also has food, and I was surprised by how good it is. I have had a couple of their sandwiches, and for a bar, it is pretty darn good. It's not somewhere I would go out of my way to eat at, but it is good. The drink specials are generally pretty good; some notable specials they run are the $1 "you call it" shots, where the bartender just kind of pours whatever they want, and the $4 Titos specials. They have just about every type of liquor imaginable. The bathrooms here are kind of weird, and it can get very backed up when it's busy. The second floor one is particularly bizarre, being a unisex bathroom with a lock that also has multiple urinals/stalls, with no real divider between them. I'm not entirely sure how that one is supposed to operate. Overall though, 308 has become somewhere I go to semi-reguarly, particularly due to its multiple offerings. (Want to dance? Go to the basement. Want to just chill? Second floor. etc.) It's not a bad choice by any means if you're in the Purdue/West Lafayette area.

I was invited here for a concert. It was on a Wednesday evening that I had attended the concert…read morehere. Parking was easy to find but of course you had to pay for it due to being out in broad ripple. I ended up paying for a meter parking which was not too bad at all. Once I walked to the vogue they had security there to check and make sure no one was bringing in any items they shouldn't. It was great that security is there. The security was friendly. After walking into building the space was very big. There were a lot of people in there but everyone was spread out. I love how they had an ADA section for people. There was a bar which the prices were your typical prices for drinks. Overall the experience for the concert was good.

I would give the Vogue more stars because I typically have positive experiences. Fun events and…read moretalent. The staff is usually great. The drinks tend to be more reasonably priced than Live Nation events. I was there a couple weeks ago and made sure to bring a clear purse and even measured it to make sure I wouldn't have any issues getting in through security. It was fine. When I was there last night the exact same purse was prohibited. Next time I'm going to bring a tape measurer with me so I don't have to go through that hassle again.

Last night was my second time at Greg's. We were there to see Darlene Mitchell who came in third…read moreplace on Season 18 of RuPaul's Drag Race. The experience is so much fun! The DJ is great and gets the crowd dancing. Definitely support your local Drag scene and culture. Make sure to bring cash though for tipping the Queens but also because that's all they accept for drinks. I did not love the drinks either last time so I had something out of a can last night. I wouldn't recommend a vodka cranberry or espresso martini. Overall a good time if you know what to expect.

I've long wanted to check out Gregs, a longtime presence in the LGBTQIA+ community since its…read morebeginning back in the early 1980s. It began life as one-room bar called Wawase. On July 1, 1980, new owners Bill Brown and Dean Gardner opened it up as Our Place - affectionately known as O.P.'s. It was Indy's first levi/leather bar. It was around 1990 that the dance floor was put in, though by this time I believe Dean had passed away and Bill sold the place to Phil Denton and Greg Powers in 1992. After Phil and Greg took over, O.P.'s became known for its philanthropy and passionate support of the city's LGBTQIA+ community. In 2002, Greg passed away and Phil renamed the bar in his honor. Gregs was born and his legacy continues. While I find the parking around here a little more difficult than at someplace like Metro, Gregs is FAR more wheelchair friendly than Metro. There's no comparison. (Both are weak in terms of accessible bathrooms). Gregs hosts drag shows on a regular basis. Gregs hosts card tournaments, gear-friendly events, dance events, and much more. The prices are pretty decent. The employees were friendly. The clientele seems mostly cool (there are always exceptions, but I felt welcome here). While I do think Gregs is more accessible, it's worth noting that when it's crowded the layout doesn't really lean toward accessibility. As someone who tends to avoid larger events, I'm generally fine with going during an off-time. I enjoyed my visit here. I'd always wanted to visit. This is probably more of a 3.5 for me, however, I'm skewing upward due to the good prices, better accessibility, and overall friendliness of employees. While I may not rush back, there's no doubt I'll return.

Be very cautious when using debit/credit card. Multiple people including myself have had fraudulent…read morecharges to random stores the day after visiting Kokomo country palace. Line dancing , same people are there constantly which is fine. Food is average bar food, pizza, fries, onion rings, etc. overall use cash and it should be an ok time

Best Honky Tonk in Indiana! Great drinks, Line dance lessons and Live entertainment! Definitely a…read moremust see!!

I went early to get dinner with a friend. The mushroom Swiss burger is to DIE for! The chef came…read moreout to ask how the food was. So sweet! You can tell the food is made with passion and love! Perfect fries! So crispy and golden perfection! The fried mushrooms are also fantastic! Also a great place to go for a mocktail that won't cost you an arm and a leg! We sat at the bar and chatting with the bartender. Super great staff! It does get busy later in the evening! At least on weekends! And there will eventually be a cover charge! If you're there before that time then no cover needed! But awesome food! Cool vibe!

Truly disappointed by what I experienced here. Waited in line for 40 minutes, and when I was almost…read moreto the front, a group of people cut in line. I asked them not to cut the line, but they refused and insulted me. I informed 5 different employees of the group's line-cutting (2 people outside, 2 people at the host/cover stand, and one manager) and nothing was done. This is incredibly disrespectful to the majority of your customers who do wait in line. My friends and I will not be returning unless this is addressed.

This is a review of Sunday Reggae Night on a three day weekend…read more http://www.casbaindy.com/events/1 In short: Danced my ass off. Fun music, great drink specials, great place to dance, and somehow I skipped the whole line (still not sure how considering at that moment I was a lone guy going in to meet a DJ but hadn't name dropped yet) Would I come back? definitely. but I would also agree with other reviewers that this is a place to END the night (i.e. after most people start turning into pumpkins), not to start it.

Casba- Great for dancing. Poetry participation... Not so much…read more We attended the Vocab event. Ms. Januarie York and Theon Lee were the featured artists. I've seen Januarie in the past. I admire her work. Theon Lee left me still talking about his pieces now. They featured an open mic part of the night which was tolerable. There were a few artists I enjoyed. One man who's name I cannot recall left me w a few questions. Overall no complaints about the featured artists. They were dope. Now the set up. Casba You know you only have 3 tables. You didn't do us any favors by moving the chairs to other side of the bar. Like there were far too many people standing and shifting from foot to foot bc they had nowhere to stand. I get it if it is more for your vibe, but it was annoying. I saw a woman in high heels leaning on the way to stand up. There was a larger woman going side to side to be comfortable. My woman who has knee issues complained about the pressure she felt bc she had to stand for close to 2 hrs. Like the public shouldn't have to be uncomfortable to fit your vibe. I'd only ask in the future for a few more chairs.