I really like the venue and it's great for dancing. They turned this into The Attic on Wednesday nights. Hemingway's is right next door and sometimes promoters will host free sushi dinners and an open bar before walking the group in to this venue. This is also where Steve Aoki held his Harlem Shake video! read more

I'll start off by saying this is not our typical edm club to come too. The entrance is in an alley way that looks pretty sketchy if you ask me. There used to be tons of graffiti outside the entrance, but they painted over it to give the place a better appearance. However, don't let the look discourage you from coming here, this place has always been tons of fun for me. I have been here for dubstep and house shows and I have never left disappointed. The actual dance floor and bars are up two flights of stairs, which are all covered with graffiti and stickers, that give the place a dive sort of feel (not a bad thing). The sound system here is amazing. Oh man, that bass!! Security is pretty chill here as long as you don' t act stupid and make a scene. I actually saw a really drunk guy, the last time I went, get thrown out by security. Drinks are you typical prices. They have waitresses walking in the crowd selling shots, which is pretty awesome and convenient. They have two bars, but they rarely open the back of the club, which has a smoking lounge and an the extra bar. Oh yeah, the restrooms here are unisex, so be prepared for that. I got a very confused girl ask me what I was doing in the restroom the first time I to Dim Mak. If you're not scared to see what the not so nice parts of Hollywood have to offer and ready to get blown away by the bass, then this is the place for you. read more

Dropped by Dim Mak Studios last night to catch the Designer Drugs and Tamara Sky sets and they were definitely worth the trip, my $12, and being surrounded by a bunch of youngins, but man oh man were there a ridiculous amount of youth in revolt. I think it's awesome that Dim Mak gives the 18 and over crowd somewhere unique to hit up but it made me question my age and if it was even appropriate for me to be there. They did have an area just for 21+ but it was secluded from the main stage. Although the place is on a nondescript street in Hollywood (between Ivar and Cahuenga), it seems like it was stripped right out of Downtown LA. It's reminiscent of a seedy loft you would question driving up to, but inside is a sheer maze of rooms, graffiti, and blocks of televisions with neon graphics and such. There are two bars and a couple of booths for VIP bottle service (which seems a little contrived for this sort of place) but since I was just there for the music, I didn't get a feel for the prices they charge for booze. If you're really into music or don't mind a younger audience then Dim Mak is definitely worth checking out, especially since they pull in some really great talent. Shout out to the guys at the door that let me in with my measly $12 instead of the $15 cover. read more

Wow Wow Wow ! Came here for dimmak Tuesdays For peanut butter wolf 8/3/10wit Dan oh and them jeans Snuck in d kush n pipe Had massive kush sessions in d "smokers lounge" Went bak in drunk n faded Got 2 experience free drinks Because of d special for 10 to 11 or so Got two free vodka tonics Got in 4 free Blazed my ass off Do u think I had a blast ot Wat?!1?%8 Fuk all theses other reviewers talkin shits This place is bangin Som And all this shut is b4 Pbwolf went on Ya im writing this review b4 experiencing d event So Wat. Fuk yelp idgf Dat means I DON'T GIVE A FK Can't wait 4 Pbwolf If I didn't have type assistance on this shit , This would b d greatest n worst review Eva. As part read more

They moved perversion here on Thursdays. The dance floor is small, the sound system is horrible. The front alley where you enter smells like hobo anus and urine. The only thing I can say that I like is the projector is pretty cool. As much as I was hoping this place wouldn't suck since it's so close to home... it's pretty crappy. Hopefully they change venues... I won't be coming back here ever again. read more

If you wanna cut to the chase and check out a shaky clip of this spot, click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO7z4gIGjac I came here to see Bart B. More when he played in late January this year. I'd been to Cinespace before, but never on a Tuesday--Dim Mak is Steve Aoki's event, and if you're looking to toss back a few drinks while listening to some good music, you should definitely consider this event--if you like whose playing that is. Dim Mak always advertises with an open vodka bar until 11pm. Cover is $5 with guestlist, which you can rsvp on via email before 6pm. If you get here before 10pm, expect to wait in line. Cinespace the restaurant operates until 10pm, so they don't let anyone into Dim Mak before then. The open vodka bar really closes around 10:45 - 10:50pm, but they don't limit you on how many drinks you can get at a time. My advice--order 2 or 3 drinks per people in your party the first time you go up, because the 2nd time around they'll pbb tell you they're out of the free vodka. When you enter there's a nice smoking lounge the the right, a bar to the front, and a small stage to the left. The main stage lies further left, and rocks its own bar, plus limited seating. The crowd here is all scenesters, which isn't necessarily a bad thing--they are a nicer crowd than usual. I lost my iphone here, and we were able to get it back by a nice couple who graciously met us in the back to return it. But me and my friend came here for Bart B. More, an upcoming name in house, known for a barrage of popular remixes like "Touch Me" with Chocolate Puma, which means we came to dance like the househeads we are. This is where my complaint lies--absolutely nobody there knew how to dance to house, which is fine bc most of the time, they have a pretty diverse/eclectic array of artists who play here. Yet this was Bart B More! And what you had was a bunch of hipsters bobbing their heads, while a couple of guys did a sorry ass candywalk with each other. There was virtually no crowd movement. The acoustics weren't bad, and the backdrop projection they had on the main stage was a nice touch. The next time a good artist rolls through here, I'd definitely consider coming back. read more

This was my first experience here and it started off on a sour note. I arrived with 4 porcelain dolled up hot girls, and my guy friend. At the door the ladies walk in without hassle, but upon giving my VALID CALIFORNIA ID, the bouncer hustles me and says it's not a valid ID, if you want in you gotta pay me to let you in. SERIOUS!? He tells me, if he was cop, he would say this ID is no good. Having been pulled over many times living in L.A., my ID has always been good. I was getting HUSTLED!? My guy friend had to pull out a $100 bill for him to let me in. I've been to many bars/clubs and never has this happened. I came on a Tuesday night so it was electronic music. Mind you I too was dressed up in proper attire. I justify the one star because I can tell this bouncer at the door has hustled MANY before because he was looking to make $ the wrong way. He had a dirty smirk especially seeing that I was walking in with 4 hot girls and wasn't going to just turn around and call it a night. The bouncer was quite obese, not tall, shaved head and was Caucasian (white). Yelpers beware of this guy. Though I give 1 star because of the bouncer (and the loss of $100 to him); the DJ's that night were amazing. I haven't heard music this amazing unless you were from the UK or Spain. But the greatness of music is because the DJ's hired that night were great, which does not mean they will be there another night. The club itself is very grungy down feel, it's an old building. The sound system is powerful so much credit goes there for bass you can feel and dance too. read more

So on Sunday I went to see High Contrast and Netsky, I was stoked and couldn't wait to get in. Even with a ticket it took over an hour to get in, there was no organization, they made us que by the dumpster, you couldn't even smoke in the que, even though you're outside. Not only did we have to wait for ages, the bouncers were rude actually calling me names for no reson I was just standing in the que waiting to get in. I will never go back there again, because this experice ruined the whole night. read more

How not to sell tickets to a Dim Mak event: "Oh do you wanna go clubbing Thursday?" -Sure, how much and where. "It's $15 and at Cinespace." -Freeze. Time Out. Cinespace. Must Flake ASAP... --- Before Dim Mak Studios, this place was called Cinespace. That place was terrible. After the 8 month renovation by Steve Aoki's investment crew, this place is now called "Dim Mak Studios." Cinespace had a bad rep, and it deserved it - so hey, why not try to change it up and put a superstar DJ behind it? The general public bites on anything EDM related, let's try to do it with a Hollywood club too! My college promoting company loves this place, because it's "new" (when it really isn't). I've only been on Thursday nights, which sometimes are Asian nights depending on what company is doing the night. They moved the entrance to some alley due to police getting angry at them. The dumpster conveniently located next to bouncers is some amazing exterior decorating [*~~Ghetto Alert, -1 Star~~*]. The main room looks a lot better, with the DJ booth actually solidified by the VIP bottle service booths. The speaker system just BUMPS. As a DJ, nothing impresses me more than the sound, which feels like it's engulfing you when you're in the middle of the dance floor.. Their lighting is in need of a massive upgrade. They play some weird video stream on a projector and only have a disco ball. Why have so good of speakers...and no lighting? I do not understand. The main room actually got larger as well. They knocked down a wall on the right side; the extra space is great, but still not enough space to weave around people conveniently in your way to go to the unisex bathroom. I guess Steve Aoki is socialist or something. But the second room is terrible. The speakers and lighting are practically nonexistent, not to mention...a random raised platform in the middle of the room?? Why is it there?? Side room is a good place to get bar service, as nobody's really in there. On the far side there's a smoking patio, but nobody really finds it to be honest. I think if you know an org putting on a party here, you should go. Dim Mak is an upgrade over the stink bomb that was Cinespace. Although if you're waiting in line in the alley, you may still smell the remnants of its past.... read more

Maybe it's cause I'm a really social person who loves the EDM scene and the people in it. Or maybe I've just gone to Dim Mak on the right days..... The later seems extremely unlikely because I've been coming here for 3 weeks in a row now. So back to my review of Dim Mak. First off let's about the other reviews, all the people that are saying security is rude, you are crazy. They're generally lax unless someone gets too drunk. Now for the people talking about the crowd, please shut your mouth. The crowd at Dim Mak are some of the coolest and nicest club goers I've ever met. There hasn't been a time I haven't met a new group of friends in the opening line at Dim Mak. Let's talk price now, $15 general admission at the door, $10 for tickets online and $5 for RSVP ( through FB I believe) before a certain time. To sweeten the deal, free vodka based drinks before 10. 5/5 for price Music: the club is owned by EDM legend: Steve Aoki. They have amazing resident djs (shout out to them jeans, bones, Dj metric), dope ass guest djs on Tuesdays (L.A Riots, Skrillex, Mumbai Science, Autoerotique), and obviously a ton of talent. On top of all that, they have an amazing sound system. 5/5 for music Environment/crowd, like I said before, amazing people at Dim Mak. I love the wide variety of people that come to the place. The bouncers are really cool and always joke around with me before I get inside. On the overall setting of the club though, I'd have to say the building design is pretty nice; but, the lighting isnt all there... they definitely need to work on that. Sooo 4.5/5 on setting/environment. All in all, I really like this place and am thinking of establishing myself as a regular, and despite the iffy reviews, if you like EDM, I'd recommend you check out Dim Mak Studios. read more

So, after a 6 pack of Sam Adam's in my car right before the Matty G show I wanted to rush in and head straight to the restroom. I swear my bladder is the size of a walnut when I drink-_- Any way, we enter through this alley where the bouncers were 8 foot 7. Healthy men I see! Pay 5 hots and off we go up these stairs. The halls were filled with Graffiti (which I LOVE). We hurry to the back and head straight to the restroom. 'Oh wait! Where the ladies room ?' Apparently this is a unisex restroom. Hmm, awkward. Any way, I go in, do my thing, wash my hands and off I go to listen to some bass. The bar area was crazy packed. As if they're giving away goodies n'shit. I see my good friend Jessica and she's complaining about her $37.00 Colt 45. Lol. (It was really $5.00) Really ? I was looking around to see if maybe they were selling helium balloons while they were at it as well. Lol. Haven't seen those beers since my middle school days. Thank god I wasn't super drunk. My drunk ass would've bought 4. Lol. Now to the venue par. It was a decent size. But also not big enough for you 7'8 muddafuckaz trying to shuffle to drum and bass or dubstep. Get the fuck outta here with that shit! The place was good for the bass to rattle my beanie all over the place:) Stage was not too big, not too small. Perfect for the venue size. I saw there were seating areas. But who sits at a show? There's a smoking area which looked too small. Would I go back ? Sure:) read more

I don't like this space. First time visit for the MySpace DJ Jazzy Jeff event. The place was packed and the place the way it is laid out doesn't allow the free flowing traffic of people to easily move through. I slowly worked my way to the front of the stage through a smallish passage way. This venue is a bit run down looking that I would go for the show and not for this venue as it could use a facelift. read more

HIPSTERS THAT WANNA CLUB Let me prepare my attire. - 1 V-neck to the Belly Button (see through is a must) - 1 cute pair of suspenders - 1 pair of pointy leather boots - 1 purse for my wallet // PROS - consistently active - bartender nicole - rare glimpses of potentially decent bands - youthful vibe // CONS - 18 year old drugged out mush for brains - 10+ dollar drinks unless you know the bartenders - occasional ear shrieking speaker volume level read more

DISTRIKT Presents HoLiDaZe in LA LA Land brought us to Dim Mak Kind of reminded me of Airliner in Lincoln Heights. You have to stifle the sense that it's a bit of a fire trap as you work your way further into the maze. Ascend a flight of stairs and enter the first room with the bar just in front of you. Small Dance floor and D.J. booth and another small room off to the side with a balcony. Around the corner a much bigger room and dance floor with a larger D.J. booth and a stage. Big BOOMING speakers. A large screen for whatever wild, seizure inducing vids/light shows one would want to screen for the masses. Cute waitresses danced around in seasonal dress with glowing test tubes full of spirits. Plenty of seating around the outside of the stage area...thankfully not reserved at this event for bottle service. I was, however a bit peeved bout the massive dudes walking around in trench coats and FBI earpieces with flashlights every five minutes checking in on us like flustered parents. read more

I've been to Dim Mak studios several times now and each time I absolutely love it; from the dancefloors, to the kickass sound system and right on down to the smoking lounge on the second floor - Dim Mak has it all! They boast a wide variety of EDM acts thanks to the brainpower of Steve Aoki; lately, I've gotten to see Superfreq give an anniversary show and Hospital Records throw down some delightfully dirty Drum & Bass - but they have a little something for everyone (well, unless you like Trance - then go to Exchange). Believe you me, I'll be back and with greater numbers =) read more

The reason I started coming out to Hollywood. Underground vibe with music to match. If you like Dim Mak Records, you'll like Dim Mak Studios. read more

Two bucks for water?! Show up prepped and skip the bar 'Cause the system ROCKS. read more

I think EDM events shouldn't be held in clubs, but in laid-back spaces such as this. I never understood how dressing up in dresses, suits and heels catered to dancing and jumping around to EDM. But then again clubs are the few spaces that have good sound systems and spaces to dance, so I guess people are compelled to behave as if they were in a club. There are less creepers here and people are friendlier. This place isn't glamorous or fancy like vegas clubs; people seem to come here not for the venue but for the music that is being presented. Although there were some youths that did seem to be there to be at a cool underground dancing event, the whole vibe was better than at clubs. The grungy feel gave the place character. That being said, I did not appreciate the dumpsters that were lined up against the sidewalk right where you're supposed to wait to get in. It smelled of piss and barf. Inside the venue it didn't seem like there was ventilation, so it smelled thickly of fog (the foggy stuff they blow out into the crowd) afterbirth, sweat, and prepubescent angst. read more

I went to Dim Mak on a tuesday night, which means electronic music. They've usually got a great line up and a good sound system, i'll give them that. But, the bouncers, security, etc have little to no respect for people. My friend got kicked out because she was out-of-it (because someone slipped her something, mind you *watch your drinks*) and when security told me to leave because of my friend, I told them I needed to get my phone, car keys, etc that were in my other friend's purse, but they didn't give a shit and took us outside were we had to wait until someone answered my phone to take her to the car. They're so rude, uncaring and my friend walked in with a bottle of bacardi last week without security giving a shit- so their priorities are a little scewed. And the entrance is located in an alley way and one week I was in line for two hours, with everyone cutting, etc. Organization sucks, over crowded, over hyped. Not going to this location again. read more

I came here one night. The dance floor was small. There was only one bar. The bathroom was unisex. Uh what? Plenty of sitting space I guess. The total area of the place was smaller than my Westwood apartment. -____- read more

Dim Mak is a cool little club it had a urban feel to it as you walk up the stairs. The entrance is through the alley on COSMO, a little tricky to find. The drinks were ok I would say average price. BUT BEWARE OF THE STAIRCASE!! Someone is bound to fall by the end of the night! OOH and another thing the restrooms are unisex. Which I thought were pretty GROSS! Just a heads up read more

Dim mak Tuesdays! So fun! Missed the free vodka though :( When i went the lineup was Dan oh, them jeans, and acid wash! If you like this type of music you won't be disappointed! Inside is kind of smaller but I prefer it that way. The smoking lounge is very nice and open air (with screens). I also like how the bar and the "dance floor" are only semi connected to each other, and you can go right up and watch the DJ's doing their business. Approved! PS - I didn't buy any but I think there were hot dog/polish sausage carts waiting right outside after the event, and they smelled delicious... read more

Great venue to catch small acts. Saw Penguin Prison here and had a blast! The audio is a bit loud (maybe it was just the performer), so bring ear plugs or stuff them ears with napkins to somewhat help save them ears! Free vodka from 9-10pm, but only until they run out of the 4 bottles or so that they allocate for the free vodka. read more

I feel like this club has gotten progressively worse since 2013. You use to get free alcohol before 10pm, now they don't do that. There's 2 sections of this club. There's the mainstage, and there is a 2nd part where it is more lounge-y. This club is really good when they have 2 of these parts open, but sometimes they only have 1 part of the club which would leave the place really overcrowded. Everyone tends to get packed like sardines if only 1 section of Dim Mak is open which is a huge fire & safety hazard. I hate how they randomly have these sections open & closed and they don't leave these 2 open. A can of PBR is like $6 . Are you kidding me? $6 for a PBR? No thanks. Also, they make you wait outside near where they keep their dumpsters. WTF. Granted I haven't been here for a year and i can't see myself coming back anytime soon. This place use to be really good, but eh. read more

A club in LA that isn't entirely pretentious, brings in solid house DJs on Tuesday nights, has decent drink specials and host a relatively cool (albeit younger) crowd? I'm hoping my first visit here was the rule and not the exception! Dim Mak is a small, dimly-lit club with two rooms for two DJ booths, one bar, and a few couches for seating. The setting is really intimate, but also provides some space where you can talk, smoke, and buy your drink without every interaction being crushed by a billion decibels coming from the DJ booth. In fact despite being front and center on the dance floor, I only felt like I needed my earplugs at a few brief interludes - which I totally appreciate. I didn't even mind the unisex bathroom, which of course by 1:30 needed some maintenance (eww). And finding the place was not nearly as hard as I thought (the Hollywood Blvd entrance is just east of Hemmingway's). You won't get out of this area for less than $7 to park (plus tip if it's valet), unless you take the Red Line to the Hollywood/Vine station. Security was friendly to me at the door, but it's worth noting that I arrived pretty early (just after 9!) and used proper grammar when speaking to the door guy. Despite having some great names come through last night, at no point did it ever get crowded or uncomfortable. The headliner kept me dancing straight through til his set ended at 1:30 and while another DJ was getting set up after that, it was time for this old lady to bounce. read more

I use to love Dim Mak ... but omg... my most recent visit here... I've never been so irritated... It was cool because I felt freakin 18 again entering through the cutty alley but not having to wait in line since I was with Insomniac... WHY IS IT THE NIGHT I'M OUT AND FINALLY GOING IT HAPPENS TO BE... DUBSTEP NIGHT!!! That was the automactic game changer... I've been away from event/concert production so I actually hate this scene hahaha It's 21+ but everyone looks 10 yrs old, you got the major hipsters, wannabe raver kids who've never been to real rave and the kids who want to be there but are way too cool to dance. Not that it matters.. dubstep is for the generation that cannot dance... The only star that I'm giving and have to give would go the bartenders... bitches take hella forever but they make your drinks strong as hell... I can sum up my night confusion, noise, noise, noise, hipster kids, & a shit load of people spilling their drinks and playin it off like they've never had a drink in their hand (you know damn right you mad that you spilled that drink you JUST bought!) Dim Mak redeem yourself in my eyes if I do come back... read more

Love Dim Mak parties. This is what I'm talking about! Been going to their parties for several years now. They have them at other venues like Cinespace. It's typically $15 to get in but the DJs they book are amazing. I do get tired of seeing the same ones over and over so I wish they'd shake it up more. They typically book the same 15 DJs over and over at different times but what ev, still a good time. If you like Indie Dance, Indie Electro this is the place. read more

My Dim Mak experiences all started when I was 18 back in 2010, when electro house was at it's peak. From what I remember that first night, I saw the world's tallest DJ (Them Jeans) who rips the booth every time he's on the line up! Anyway, Them Jeans is a resident here along with many other dope DJ's. My most epic night here though was when Mustard Pimp came through. He shut the whole building down! Steve Aoki also spun that night---whom takes over anyone's set at a random time frame. Also, after leaving I had a short but casual conversation with Steve which was ill! Be ready for unexpected EDM DJ's to show up! This is a pretty intimate venue, dress is normally casual. One of the few places you can rock a cap and still get away with it at the door. Just don't bring sandals or shorts, it's still a club not a US surf open. People that show up here look pretty classy as well (fellas, a lot of cute white girls & Asians...ayeee!) If I were to tell a tourist where to go out it would most definitely be here if they're in Hollywood. This is the spot to be on Tuesday! I know it sounds strange to say as partying on a Tuesday is unorthodox to most people but hey, just live it up & come vibe! Well, that's if you're not working in the morning. Details: 18+ - $5 to $10 21+ Free to $10 (free vodka from 10:00-10:30) Nights: Tuesdays & Sundays- 10pm-2pm Two bars (one in the big room & the other in the 21+ room) same goes for dance floors Music: EDM read more

when Kevin Cider is spinning, it's a paaaaarty. dance floor right in front of the DJ booth cool graffiti and splatter paint stairway (semi dangerous after getting your drink and your two step on) clean bathrooms $14/Hennessy shots $20 minimum for card went on a Friday night and it was more of a Hip Hop set, but the DJ was definitely playing the jamsssss. 21+ guestlist is free before 11pm cuddy alleyway entrance location, but there is vallet offered all over the block. read more

When I go to listen to music at a club, it is all about the quality of the sound. I want to be able to talk to my friends without shouting. I want to be able to order a drink without shouting. And when I am in the middle of the dancefloor, I want to be enveloped in sound and not have my ears hurt. Well, the sound here is great. Its all I care about. Other less important things: the drinks were stiff and good, bathroom was not too crowded, alley entrance was fine (not sure why people complain), and the crowd was open and loving. FYI, I went last night and this was a Burning Man fundraiser. read more

Haha this place is a joke. Theres a line for dance hungry patts under 21 and the + crowd gets in for free. Walking in here reminded me of a pacoima house party....but worse. Smell of eurine in the halls on the way up these punks need some febreeze up in that club. Oh and thats the free entrance if your only hollywood blvd this security guard in front of room 86 will try to slip you vip half off tix and the clubs are conected hes trying to rip you off. read more

The place got smaller now after the changed it to Dim Mak from Cinespace. The last time I was here was when Ida Engberg played. They over charged my credit card. The bartender was so drunk that she messed up pretty much everyone's drink. Do not use your card to pay your drinks at this place just use cash. read more

Review for sound system, setting and drinks Lame ass sound system hands down...too much distortion ruined adam beyer's sound. Minimal required good quality sound don't bring that talent if you can't provide the requirements... Super cool cuz there is seats! and they have patio for smoking its comfy. Drinks are absolutle robbery 13 for long island with adultered alcohol...the alcohol is extreemly low quality 9 for a well drink....not as bad quality....can't fuck the vodka up (95% distilation) 5 for 12oz pabst 12 for 40oz COLT 40oz in front bar...just ask where you can go smoke a cig and youll pass the "front bar" and colt 40oz is sold there. Dim Mak suggestions Don't refill your bottles of liquor with cheap brandy Have your sound engineering evaluate what talent can be properly represented with your sound system before you select artists. read more

ive been ere three times now, abd each time i came here specifically because i wanted to see the DJ's that were playing fro the nigt . The space is small and sometimes it gets WAYYYYYY TOOO HOOOT . the bar in the back gets packed but for each time since i went during a special event they had free drinks until about two hours into the show, so thats always cool. the sound system is really great i gotta give them that. The line for the bathroom takes forever since its unisex so dont drink too much now. The smoking patio upstairs is 21 and over which i never got... your in the club theres a bar, who cares if you go out to the patio. So since some of my friends are under 21 i still have to go all the way down (down those STEEP ass stairs) to have a smoke or take a breath. Overall i only go there for special events would not go out of my way just to visit the place on a random night. read more

I'm not a big fan of Hollywood night clubs, but I had a great experience there on a recent Thursday night where my friends were performing. What a venue!!! Amazing sound system and great roomy space to move around through the various hallways and corners. Great place!!! read more

This used to be the old Cinespace. The layout of the spot is pretty dope, with a semi outdoor smoking area. The stage/dance area is kinda small, but definitely a fun spot to go to. Drinks are expensive like usual hollywood spots, but this is a cool smaller club with a good amount of room inside. read more

Excellent dance/house music, no ridiculous lines, space to move around & relax, courteous staff, & best of all: NOT PRETENTIOUS!!

Came early for the free bar @ 9:30 and ended up waiting 1 hour n 30 mins for nothing. Horrible waste of my time. Club didn't open until 11pm, I think.. don't know , I ended up leaving @ 10:35 read more

I would have to say this bar was pretty fun because of the people I was with, not because of the bar. Granted it was a Tuesday night so maybe that was the issue. The DJ did spin some really good music, but the dance floor was filled with very creepy men, one of whom actually licked my neck. I was pretty disgusted with the bathrooms. They are unisex bathrooms which doesnt really bother me as much of the fact that they just weren't clean. The bartender was really nice and attentive so I would go back to give this place another shot. Just maybe a Friday or Saturday night would be a better option for a good crowd. read more

I've only been to this place on Tuesday nights. Hell I'm not even sure what other nights it's open. I've always had a great time here, probably cause it's real easy to get drunk when you're not dropping $15+ dollars on each drink. They usually have a hosted vodka bar before 10pm, after that they have a deal where you can get a beer and a shot for $10! So they pretty much leave you no choice but to rage read more