Bartender was nice but omg how do you mess up a tequila sunrise it was disgusting and watered down…read more If you're looking for a movie scene type club it's definitely not like that there was no real dance floor, it was mainly sections. The usual dj wasnt playing but it was one who is a regular there I believe and the music was ok. Can't remember how much the cover was but it wasn't too much I think $5-10.

I asked the girl taking payments at the door when they made cover cash only. I never carry cash and…read morecome here fairly often so I was simply curious as to when they made that switch. She snapped at me that it's always been that way, like if you wanna lie about it that's fine but you could at least be polite.

This does not feel like an establishment that truly welcomes everyone. My friend and I, who are…read morestraight, visited to enjoy the entertainment while celebrating her 50th birthday, and we were made to feel unwelcome from the moment we arrived. We approached the main entrance just before 10:00 p.m. and were told it was too early, so we went back downstairs as instructed. When we returned shortly after 10:00, security allowed us in and we sat at a table. Within minutes, a man named Santiago, who identified himself as a manager, told us we were not supposed to be there and said the bar was not open yet. Despite explaining that security had let us in, he continued to speak to us in a condescending and dismissive manner, making us feel as though we had done something wrong. The interaction was disrespectful and left us feeling unwelcome and insignificant. This was a very disappointing and unfortunate experience.

Wow this place is lit! They have great club lighting synced to the banging dance music with varying…read moregenres from old school to new popular dance music. They have dancers and a stage for dancers to show off their skills. Being dollar bills for a tip! I went here for a friend's party night out and had a blast with the bumping music, lots of dancing space, great lighting, cheap drinks , and a decent $10 cover charge. Drinks were good! Come here if you wanna dance your life away!

I absolutely loved this place. So niche is the best possible way. They are very into the squirrel…read moretheme. Loved Bernie. He made my weird request of a shot and was so nice about it. I will be going back.

Was there for a family get together. Small local bar. Drinks were made to order (bloody mary's)…read more Prices very reasonable. Bartender was friendly

Space was small and narrow. I do like the fireplace in the other room but it's more small and…read morenarrow there too. Not enough seating area and there's no dance floor at all. Nobody was dancing and not enough staff. Waited for a while to get bartender's attention to order a small drink and water. Music was ok to some good songs depending on what the DJ play. I paid $20 to get in and the music and vibe was not it. Very disappointed. Feels like a teenage house party where everyone just stand and stare at each other ‍ couldn't stay more than 30 minutes. Too crowded too. Nice people though.

Best club in Milwaukee! Great staff, crowd and music. Always a good time when we go to room7.read more

An underrated nightclub that deserves more recognition. This club sits in the Riverwest…read moreneighborhood, but you can't tell it's there because it/ quiet from the outside. The weekends are booming. I went there with friends celebrating the bachelorette and bachelor party with the Charli XCX, Ke$ha, Chappelle Roan theme. Cover charge is cheap and so are the drinks. They offer water at the side of the bar so you don't have to wait in line to hydrate and sober up on your drive home. Decent dance floor with cool lighting. They have a separate area near the dance floor with a pool table and a Pac Man video game with a set of couches to relax in when you need a break form dancing and wanna chat with your friends. It's a great place to come for your spirit and move your body with tunes to dance to!

Mad planet NEVER disappoints. Its so fun, never had a bad time. The vibe, the 80's music, the…read morepeople. LOVE IT!

I absolutely love this bar! Arguably, it's the best themed bar in the Milwaukee area. It's located…read morein the Deer District on the corner of Highland & MLK. It's one of my go to places before or after a game at Fiserv Forum or Panther Arena. It definitely draws a younger crowd toward the end of the night with the DJ and dance floor. Drinks are always poured well and are themed to the 90s and early 2000s. I personally recommend a Hugs Cooler. You can pick the alcohol of your choice to add to it. Food menu unfortunately was not offered at the time of me writing this review, but if you go closer to opening, I recommend taking a look at it! Food items have similar theming, and at one point, they were selling select Pop-Tarts as dessert options. They also have a VIP/party section in case you want to make your celebration extra special! There's a photo op wall with 90s/2000s celebrities & a payphone. Music played is from the same era, and they typically will play movies from then too. Otherwise, they'll have sports games on. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend you make 90s2K Cafe a place on your "to visit" list if you want a nostalgic feeling themed bar!

Not to date myself, but I've been to this venue/location many times in the last 12+ years, and seen…read morea handful of businesses turn it into something new. I must say, this fun 90s2k vibe might be the best yet. I rarely make it out downtown anymore, but on a recent night out for a friend's birthday, we stumbled upon this spot. Admittedly, I was curious and excited to see what they've done with the place. It was packed when we arrived, with great tunes playing by a DJ, and tons of people dancing. Though we felt a bit old, as the crowd was much more college-aged, we still had to stay for a drink. Their cocktail menu is made up of a bunch of creative and to-theme options, like the 'pop star martini' and the 'fresh prince.' They also have mocktails, THC drinks, and plenty of beers & wines. Bartenders were friendly and fairly speedy to help everyone out. Not somewhere I would frequent personally, but fun for a unique destination!

Cheers to a terrible club for NYE. First off, charging a cover in Milwaukee is wild. Water street…read morebars don't even charge covers. And $15 per person?! But okay we paid it hoping for a good DJ. Nope we heard the wedding DJ special. With hits from 2010 for your whole night! What a blast on top of that the DJ missed the countdown. Everyone looked around like what? Charge a cover like that... your DJ needs to do better. Also the women's restroom was taken up by the coat rack? Would be fine if you didn't have the tiniest bathroom known to mankind for everyone else. It's literally 2 stalls packed inside a 4x6 closet. This used to be a gay bar but every time I'm here it's filled with straight couples. Couldn't keep a tab open either? If you would like to be transported to your hometown bar in 2010, come on down to La Cage

Waited 30 mins for a drink at La Cage. Either the bartender was drunk or high but I never got a…read moredrink and went elsewhere. this is my first time visiting the bar from Illinois and was expecting a great time. I hope that I have a better experience the next time I visit.

Loveee the amaretto sours here. They make it taste like juice. If you're looking for strong drink,…read moretry a margarita! Love that they actually play songs in spanish for most of the night.

Don't come here! Bartender charged us for our drinks plus…read moreanother $60 then claimed she couldn't find my card. Will file a police report. Overpriced drinks, low down environment.

I haven't been in Club Anything... I have been in the ELIXIR LOUNGE (technically connected to Club…read moreAnything). The bar area reminds me of what I what picture an upscale French prison to look like. It wasn't dreary, but it had bars and was dimly lit. Furniture seemed to be what you might see out in a French Cafe for outdoors seating. I had Gary as my bartender during my visit (I've seen him compete in a few bartender competitions in Milwaukee) and he can make a great Absinthe based cocktail. In fact, that's what the Elixir Lounge is known for. Gary was really knowledgeable about the Absinthe drip and had all the appropriate equipment to serve Absinthe the correct and technical way. I had either the Death Star or the Bloody Death Star, my memory on the specific drink is a little hazy. So, if you are looking to experience Absinthe for your first time, this has to be a stop you make. If you like Absinthe and are looking for a place to drink more of it... say hello to your new favorite drinking spot. Oh and smokers, they have a nice outdoor courtyard area for you to smoke in, I believe you can take your drink with you too.

I'm not a regular here, but I wish I were…read more I've been here for special events a few times. Concerts, a new years party, and a couple other things. Every time the experience starts off pretty awkward and eventually I end up warming up to the place again. The place always seems to be dark, dingy, and gloomy. Normally, I'd complain about this but in a goth/industrial club it works perfectly. The effect is made greater by the Halloween decorations that apparently line the top of the stage area (near the ceiling, to the right if you're facing the stage). Between this and some of the music they occasionally play (seriously, I remember being rickrolled by a DJ here, I can't say I expected that) it's clear that they have a sense of humor about themselves. I can't say how much I like that--the industrial scene is full enough of people who think they're such serious business, so anything that undermines that scores points from me. They're less ironic (if that's the right word) playlist selections are always great. If it's a reasonably well-known industrial artist, chances are you'll hear them here eventually. I've never tried to make a request, so I don't know how accommodating they are (and frankly don't care). I can't speak for the typical crowd here, because I've never been in on a "normal" night, but for special events the friendliness of the patrons seems to vary dramatically. I've been to concerts where everyone was super friendly and quick to open up, and I've been to other events where people seemed pretty reserved. It probably depends on what the draw is on a given night. The bartenders, even on busy nights, always seem friendly. At a club like this, that is always a huge, unexpected bonus. Another bonus: they introduced me to hard apple cider awhile back, so that was decent. The only drawbacks relate to concerts here: (1) the dance floor is pretty small, so it can get pretty packed if there's a big-ish show; (2) I went to one show here where things were starting up considerably after the advertised time. Those are really relatively minor gripes though; I hope to eventually check this place out on a normal night.

Not the most upscale venue but let's be honest, which music venues with underground vibes and a…read morevariety of music (hip hop, pop, country, rock, Mariachi, etc) ever is. It's the only spot in SE WI that's consistently pulling big names. I've seen Zack Fox and Baby Keem live on different occasions after not visiting the Rave almost 12 years. The drinks are strong and the staff doesn't play about security and safety.

I am writing this review because of a serious safety concern that management needs to be aware of…read more Two young women attended a show here and were approached by a man who would not leave them alone. He was very persistent, and they began to feel unsafe. At the end of the show, they did exactly what you would hope someone would do in that situation -- they asked staff if they could please stay inside until their ride arrived. Their ride was 11 minutes away. One staff member told them they could stay, but another staff member told them they had to leave with everyone else, even after the girls explained that a man was making them uncomfortable and they did not feel safe. The staff member said she "doesn't get into other people's business." They were forced to go outside, and the man found them almost immediately and continued bothering them while they waited for their ride. Thankfully, they made it home safely. But this situation could have ended very differently, and it is very concerning that when two young women asked for help because they felt unsafe, they were turned away. This is not about getting anyone in trouble. This is about policies and training. When someone says they feel unsafe and asks to wait inside for their ride, the answer should never be no. I strongly encourage management to review safety policies and train staff on how to handle situations like this in the future. Guest safety should always come first.