Edited a minute ago New…read moreUpon entering the establishment, the security guard took our IDs and he was holding a high-alcohol content beer, Hayburner, in one hand, and holding our ID's with the other. He seemed angry when my brother asked if our ID's had to be scanned, and really seemed to snap at my brother, but we shrugged it off and he scanned them and we went on with our night. Throughout the night, the security guard continued drinking these Hayburners. My brother and I were enjoying our evening, had not once had any issue with another patron or the bar, and we were in mid-conversation about piano, when I felt the guard standing behind me. He was just standing behind me, staring my brother down. It was a scary feeling. My brother, who has worked in the industry for 20 years, asked if everything was okay. The security guard approached my brother and started pushing him saying "Everything is okay with me is everything okay with you??" And my brother was walking backwards trying to de-escalate this seemingly intoxicated security guard. That's when I watched him grab my brother by both shoulders and push him backwards across the entire length of the bar, knocking him into people and objects, eventually pushing him out of the door. He even grabbed another guy and shoved him so hard against the wall that that guys beer went flying and he had purple and blue bruises from his grab. I desperately tried for the other woman security guard to understand he had just been assaulted and had done nothing wrong. She seemed to nod like she had seen this before, but wasn't going to do anything about it. My sister and I were astounded at the actions of this man. That's when he shoved me, a mid thirties woman not even half his size. Even after we were walking away from the bar, this security guard stood outside yelling towards us that he, direct quote, was going to "break our f***ng necks". This is negligence on the bar's behalf, for allowing an intoxicated security guard to a$$ault patrons. We immediately filed a police report, and they requested the video footage from the bar. The bar refused to provide any of the footage. Usually, bars who have nothing to hide are quick to comply- which was very telling in this case. We were never once asked to leave. We were just blind-sighted. I immediately called the bar after the incident and one of the owners, Amanda, who was tending the bar and witnessed the entire thing, cheerfully answered the phone. She had served my brother with no issue. I let her know her security guard had just assaulted us, and she said "ok?" And nothing further. This place does not give a rip about anyone's safety, especially not women's. It has been weeks and I'm still recovering from the pain of this night. Beware for your safety, women. I did what I could, but their actions will likely result in someone getting seriously hurt.

Be careful here, fam. Security can be unpredictable and dangerous. I was visiting from LA and out…read morefor karaoke with my family when a guard came over mid-conversation, pushed my sister aside, attacked my brother, dragged him outside, and threatened to break their necks. It was terrifying. I could've lost my brother, and we didn't even know why. For your own safety, don't fight back if confronted like this, report it instead. Paper trails save lives. On a brighter note: my brother absolutely crushed it on the mic earlier that night.

Friday best drag show in Buffalo and Saturday it is where to go for dancing. Friendly staff and…read morecustumers.

Not a good spot. Not a good vibe. Over serves and doesn't kick out the drunk people. Ruined it for…read moreeveryone

Protect Yourself -- Always Request a Receipt... If you're…read morevisiting Dirty Martini in Oakville, always ask the cashier for a receipt when you pay the entrance fee--even if it's non-refundable. The cashier may take your payment without giving you a receipt--just like in my case. Anything can happen in a club--plans change, mistakes happen, and misunderstandings can arise. Your receipt is your only official proof that you paid. It's what protects you if something goes wrong. Don't hesitate to ask--it's not just your right, it's smart.

Good vibe. Music sound quality is good. Spacious inside and outside…read more Bit Expensive place. DJ doesn't play new songs request. Authorities do not allow to re enter

This is the most beautifully done place in all of Niagara. You won't find anything at this level…read moreanywhere and the best part? For how well done it is, I felt like I could be dressed down and literally be here every week. Amazing live music, the food is spectacular and the atmosphere was even better!! Had so much fun with my bff! Will be going back again and again just loved it!! Thank you L8

I love it at club seven the bottle service gorgeous women expecially "Oksana"…read more she is amazing and friendly. Oksana made the night for us and she is very good at her job ! Can"t wait to return to club seven

I fully got assaulted at this club yesterday and the security did absolutely nothing and they were…read morejust standing there watching. This place completely ruined my night.

Decided to give Dirty Martini a try to celebrate my birthday. It was ladies night out and we were…read moreexcited to try somewhere new to dance and were extremely interested in the +25 yr old plus club NO kids! Lol since we were celebrating my birthday decided to splurge for the bottle service. We got a 26oz bottle of absolute vodka, the bottle comes with the booth, server and unlimited mixes. Taxes and gratitude included it was 230.00 ($31.00 gratitude a little steep) for a party of 5 there was no cover due to the bottle service. The demographics of the club are older 40ish, our group is in our early 30s. The music was a combination of hip hop/ R&B/ Top Forty Hits/ some 80s & 90s. We had a great time dancing, and I would highly encourage the almost 30 something's crowd to just give it a try! It was fun, not too crowded everyone kinda sticks to themselves and has a good time. Overall I would definitely return, the icing on my birthday cake was the complimentary champagne we were given to CHEERS my birthday.

A great spot in the east-end! I've been a couple of times and would definitely recommend it. A more…read moremature crowd so that's very reassuring. The club itself is beautiful and it's nice to have something like that in the east-end without having to go all the way to downtown Toronto. The bottles are also very well priced and totally make sense if there's a group of 5-6 or more going.

My daughter and friends went there last night 7-9-26…read more The security at the door hit them for 40 dollars per person. It was a birthday group and my daughter paid for them all. She made the mistake of opening her wallet in front of security and saw her cash. 200 dollars for five girls to get in. So apparently they hire thieves/opportunists/degenerates. They will never go back...more than the money, who would be safe there. Security more interested in robbing their patrons instead of keeping them safe.

I've been going to bottoms for over 10 years. It's my favorite spot. Best dj and great bartenders…read more My time is unfortunately coming up as I'm aging out at 30. But those last 10 years were the best time of my life. I wouldn't trade them for anything. I recommend that club to anyone.