We went to Ibiza on a Saturday night to go dancing for a GNO. We got a private table on the second…read morefloor and the lady at the front was really helpful getting us what we wanted and in a good spot. From 9-11 this place is pretty empty which makes it fun if you actually want to dance. After 11, don't even think about dancing unless you have a table on the second floor. It gets SO crowded. Luckily we had space by our table but I couldn't stop looking in horror below at the herd of people packed on the dance floor. The DJ started the night off with bachata and slower music and then played reaggaton and better music when the crowds showed up - I don't blame him but the slower beats were really a downer. Overall, this is a fun place to dance is you have a good group and if you get a private table - other than that I'd say it's overpriced and overpacked.

It has a high cover charge, and the vibe is terrible. No one dancing and cash only entrance.read more

Great vibes. I speak barely any Spanish but everyone was very welcoming and kind to me. This made…read moreme feel like I was in a telenovela.

Cold beers, great service from all the…read morebartenders.,,,..................................................,

My first time coming to this place . I honestly had a great time ... good place to go for a drink…read moreand friends .... Music is loud but you can still have a conversation whoever you go with .

Karma Beer & Cocktails. Great little dive bar that is surprisingly clean. Some unique beers on tap,…read morelocal and widely-known. Bartender was attentive and provided good service

I love to go there because the atmosphere feels great! its really easy to make a reservatio, Jorge…read moreBeltran, is always there to help. Plus the security, like Juan and the police gentleman are so nice. And lastl, the male waitress is so nice. He is so helpful and he is smiling all the time. There's plenty of parking and you don't have to worry about your car!

Service sucks but the ambiance is what keeps me going back to this place great music we had a table…read morebut server offer it to other people so they sat us elsewhere unfair

I went this past Sunday, 8-2-26. It was cool. No problems. It was a lot of people. A mixed crowd…read more We were all upstairs for a day party. There was also an event going on down stairs. We took the elevator to go upstairs. The Dj was playing some good music from 90s to 2000s R&B. And also some rap hits. From the looks of it, everyone had a good time. I didn't hear any complaints from anyone. I ran into about of handful of people I knew. The drinks are cool and average prices at a club or lounge, in my opinion lol. But I would return again.

This is an update I…read moreended up coming back here after deciding on some reggaeton fun. Long story short, this place is way overcrowded, very pricey cover ($35), and watered down drinks. I asked if they could make an old fashioned and it was literally the worst I have ever had. It was loaded with ice and had little alcohol in it. If you are drinking, don't order any cocktails. The place is still very small and extremely tight and crowded. You can't really dance, and there's probably a 65/35 split of men to women here. The only upside is the DJs/music. Not coming back

I used to have a friend who took me here for a Halloween party that pulsed high to the rhythm of…read morefun. Yesterday, I went here again, not knowing I was going back to the Halloween stomping grounds I once monster mashed in. This visit was more fun as I felt like I had partied in a club nestled in the after-life word that Coco invited us to imagine because I attended El Velorio, here. El Velorio is a celebration of Mexican culture, specifically the art and step of Dia De Los Muertos. I arrived 30 minutes early, to Quiet Cannon (where club Lit sits) and paid 20 dollars for parking. Once I entered, the club space was dead. There were a few people here and there, I bought the tickets, but did not really understood what I signed up for. I am the type of person who sees something advertise gets tickets and then sees how the night will go. I am open to opportunity and engage with chance when it comes. A bit after the 7 the show began. The opening number was a dance by Aztec dancers, scored by a beating drum. The dancers were in full custom, feathers and all. Later in the evening, as I danced, I felt a caress on my neck that felt strange, not good nor bad. It felt like a tickle and slither, like a playful snake stretching on my neck to find its comfort spot. I turned and it was a black feather from a Calavera custom. My mind was arrested when I saw these performers dance. It was beautiful in a quiet way. I wanted to know what the dance called for? Saying that there dance called for rain would be reductive, but, I had no other thoughts to conclude. I hope that their dance called for something good that every person in Lit could carry for a better tomorrow. After the Aztec dancers came an all girl Mariachi group. I did not get their names, I mean no disrespect, there was simply a lot going on. I am not a Mariachi fan, but this Mariachi group was innovative, not only because they were an all female ensemble but because they sang melodies I could recognize. Forever, I will carry the memory of an all female Mariachi group singing 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun' on a night where a party grooved to Mexican Culture, which now is also part of American Culture. One of the staff members of club lit supported the group by placing a microphone near the instrument of the musicians. Now the melody of the cello, could be heard better. It was a moment that made the night more magical because it was a human to human moment scored by classical notes. After the Mariachi I viewed a small gallery of art. It had some standout pieces but on the whole the art gallery was a good attempt. There was this picture (that I clipped and can be found in the picture section) of young girl with flowing hair, the color of different shades of water. The moon was full and high above her. Her eyes were light blue, her dress translucent and light gray that was somehow also blue and also somehow the wind of the night wrapping her. The title of the piece was unfinished return. I felt like I saw the Llorona healed. Like she was no longer a spirit of pain, longing for her lost children. She was a spirit of rebirth that offered waters to wash pain away. So her lament turned into splashes of redemption. See her eyes and know the woe you carry become part of water, in its different forms, and for a moment know a pause from pain. One of my favorite parts, of course, was La Catrinas. The women in Calavera paint, with hoop dressed that are full of theatrical flowers, and other macabre details that in sum make the woman look like she got a full makeover for her day of death. My favorite Catrina was the one that was dressed in a wedding dress that was in full black, with details, like a headpiece that showcased a studded skull. Her makeup was on point, it almost made me forget that I was looking at a human dressed appropriately for spectacle. I zoomed in on her makeup, when she was not looking, and, in my opinion, the resulting picture looks like a portrait. I view it and I feel a small chill, not because I am an artist but because I helped immortalize her efforts that spoke of hours of intricate makeup work. After all the visual experiences, I began to danced. I felt great joy jiving to a nearly full dance floor full of people some dressed as Catrinas. At one point, the song 'Oye Mi Amor' blasted. And a Catrina in full garb and makeup danced on the stage, leading us in movement. We were not dong Zumba, but still we sweated, laughed and groove to the rhythm of Latin flavor. I could not help feel alive, and fully in the moment, which can be a a treasure for many who spend too much time in their heads. This place offers substantial bump and grid, and spectacle. I would definitely return to this place, especially when it is associated to a theme night.

Club Lit is Lit! I've been to Quiet Cannon before for celebrations in the banquet rooms and never…read moreknew there was a night club here too. A friend of mine had a birthday party here and we had the place to ourselves. The venue is nice - two stories. There's a dance floor, a bar, and private seating areas for bottle service. There was a buffet with food and a pizza station. The food and cocktails were good, and the DJ was fantastic.

Classic dive bar with Hoegaarden on tap (RARE!) Live music on special occasions. All the bartenders…read moreare nice and the locals rock.

They have the best micheladas, the staff are friendly and accommodating. They have football games…read moreearly Sundays NFL, cable tv.

This place is seriously a hidden little gem in the most random spot . Every time I come through,…read moreyou can feel that family vibe. People look out for each other, everyone's there to have a good time, and somehow it's always a fun, responsible kind of drunk . And yes, the owner is handsome gotta give credit where credit is due but it's definitely not just the looks. He makes sure every side of the bar is taken care of, the vibe stays right, and everyone feels comfortable. Honestly, it's one of those spots where you can bring your girls and actually feel safe while still having a damn good time. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This is our hella last minute go-to when we don't want to travel or just want to catch last call. I…read morepersonally don't like hanging out so close to home, i like escaping the city and changing the air and atmosphere. I'm a beer guy so I most def found it funny that beer on Draft or bottle are the same price. That doesn't make sense, but whatever i just go with draft. The place is small and dimmy but does the job. Def bring a +1 to stay entertained. Goodluck chit chatting though, they always have the music on so LOUD. I really don't get the hype nor like places with excessively loud music. It's so loud that even the bartenders can't hear a word your saying. It gets annoying having to repeat yourself and yell back. The pool tables are what really draw me back. I'm always able to catch a game, however some ppl do hog them and/or chit-chat instead of playing. I do like that they have several security guards, that does make me feel safe! Thank you. For the most part, I havent had any issues there or have seen anything pop off. But as someone else mentioned, the local are pretty cocky and snobby so just try to mind your own. Parking isn't the biggest but we always seem to get a spot. I have yet to find another bar in the area that is worth going to. Im the type to make the drive, but they are worth it when you wanna keep it local and stay safe! Thanks! Cheers

The drinks were alright. The bartender didn't seem to be intentional while making it. It felt like…read moreshe just poured the drink together and delivered it. The waitress was really nice though. She took the time to explain the menu. We had their yellowtail, it was delicious. I just don't think I'd stop by for drinks like that. Security guard at the door was accommodating and friendly!

Security and management are not doing it right. Their website currently does not mention a dress…read morecode. When we arrived we were told we couldn't enter in a rude matter. We pointed out that there were currently people in the restaurant wearing sandals. Management told us that the rules apply after 7pm. It was currently 7:30, so they denied us entry. In the process of this convo they let a woman wearing flip flops in. When I pointed that out the security said "it is part of an outfit" - they should add that to their list of rules... Clearly they are able to make exceptions for people that look a certain way, and not for others. We had a party of 15 inside; they charged them 10 for water without mentioning to them that there is a cost. Overall, while I understand that rules are rules. It is clear that the security and management only make these rules for certain people.

We came here the other night and had a fantastic time! The vibe was great...good music, tasty…read moredrinks, and a fun atmosphere. It was a little quieter than usual since it was the weekend before college classes started, but that just made it easier to relax and enjoy the night with my date. A huge shoutout to Carlos, our bartender (he made the experience even better). Friendly, attentive, and really knew how to mix a great drink. His service made the night memorable. We'll definitely be coming back soon!

Club Db is A hit or a Miss. great ambience especially if you like having your space when dancing…read moreand such only thing I recommend is a better variety of music. Dj switched BPMS & Genres so many times but nonetheless it's great bartenders are great security is respectful and responsible