This place changed my credit card receipt and gave themselves additional $10 tip that I did not…read moreauthorize on a pickup order. The food was horrible and when I called to speak to owner the person did not speak English and couldn't understand. Check your credit card transactions!!!

Very fun and exciting place Good drinks, good hookah, good music. The owner makes you feel like…read morehome.

I went to Havana Dance Club for their Halloween event and it turned out to be such a fun night. Of…read morecourse for someone who has spent time in Los Angeles it might not feel as extravagant or wild, but for this area it's definitely one of the most entertaining and lively spots. The crowd was great, everyone was in a good mood and the atmosphere was full of energy from start to finish. The music selection was really good, a mix of Latin beats, pop, and some old school tracks that kept everyone dancing the whole night. The lighting and setup gave the place a proper club vibe, and you could tell they put effort into creating a festive Halloween theme. The staff was friendly and service was quick which made the night even smoother. Overall it's a place where you can actually have a good time without needing to be in a big city like LA. I'll definitely keep it in mind for future events or weekends when I want to dance and enjoy a good vibe.

Best place to hangout with your friends. Amazing atmosphere and good food & drinks. Love hereread more

I used to enjoy this place weekends late at night for a different vibe than all other downtown…read morebars. But then I went here Saturday night around 1 am and was charged a $5 cover. When did they start that? Why? To kill off their business obviously. The door man told us we'd have to wait a few minutes to "clear some people out," so I'm thinking it's packed and poppin'. Cleared out, yes, poppin', no. Basically, I will return again only if: I'm too drunk to remember why I shouldn't go here or if I have a date I want to dance with alone on the dance floor. Or maybe take a dump in the bathroom since it's not too busy and I could have privacy. All three above scenarios seem unlikely, so I won't be back any time soon.

Knock has to be one of the coolest bars in the Harrisburg area, and I cannot wait to go back…read more I recently visited Knock during Harrisburg's parade day, after a long day of day drinking. My best friend, who lives locally, told us about the place. We were hesitant leaving the comfort of 2nd street, but we followed her down Pine Street and stopped at the entrance to "Madam Knock's Pine Street Beauty Parlor." After giving the bouncer the weekly password (this can be found on their facebook /knock.hbg, twitter @knock_hbg, or instagram @knock_hbg), we went up a flight of stairs and entered the Beauty Parlor. The Beauty Parlor was set up perfectly, and after giving the password one more time, the bookshelf vanished to the side.... and TA DA! We entered the Speakeasy, a whole new world. The music was pumping, the drinks were flowing, people were dancing, the lights were low, and we were in for a good time. The entire bar/ club has a Prohibition-era style fashion with dark hardwood floors, lots of purple, and chandeliers. The bar was located all the way to the back, which is also where the exit is. There is a dance floor in the middle, and centered is a DJ. There are a few seating areas in addition to the VIP sections. I think there was a total of 3 VIP sections which ran about $250 + per a night. The drinks were fruity and presented well- I wish I could comment on the price, but I really can't recall. You can browse their drink menu on their website. Knock is only open on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 PM until 2 AM. This is a Harrisburg MUST.

Karma was one of the stops listed on the HBG Fire and Ice Festival's drink list so we decided to…read morecheck it out. This was mid-afternoon and they were decorating for the Carnival event that evening for Mardi Gras! Even though they were not officially open, the staff offered us a sample of their theme drink and took time to tell us all about the venue and the different "vibes" for each floor. The owner actually came over to chat with us and you could tell the pride he has in Karma by the way he shared information and warmly welcomed us back in the future! We liked the vibe and look forward to visiting in the future or attending one of their events.

DJ was very impersonal and acted up when someone tripped over his wire offered a drink or water for…read morethe inconvenience but he was rude and nasty

They get 5 stars, for sure!…read more At 226 Main Street, the best part of the place, contrary to the name on the outside, is what is happening on the inside! I can't remember food like that, so I will say this...Service is so good, that This Beaver didn't want to LEAVE!

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The best "club" at state college. Big dance floor with a lot of lights and the DJ was really good…read morethe night I went. Decently priced drinks depending on what you get.

The Basement Nightspot is somewhere to go if it's a theme night and you know it will be crowded…read more Otherwise, the $3-$5 cover is not worth it and you end up in an empty room with an overpriced drink. The bouncers are always the friendliest people there. Don't expect kindness from anyone after you walk down to the bar (unless you go to the bartender with the long curly hair- she is the best!) Other than her and maybe a few exceptions, every bartender will give you the cold shoulder, ignore you, or act overall incredibly rude as if you are inconveniencing them for ordering a drink. Also, ALWAYS ask to close your tab right away. Drink wise, they're honestly pretty good but can get pricey fast. The music is usually pretty good and on a busy night, it's good vibes. This is all coming from someone who has been here 5+ times. If it's not crowded or the music isn't good, you're essentially paying upwards of $5 just to get in and be treated poorly.

My boyfriend and I had a great time--especially since we were part of the small group of Black…read morepeople there, which made the experience feel unique. The drinks were affordable and strong, which was a definite plus. However, my main issue with The Lodge is the seating situation near the stage. If you're sitting in front, be prepared for people to stand directly in front of you during the drag show. I would've preferred if the drag queens, owner, or even security had stepped in to ask them to move. It was frustrating to have 6-foot-tall, 300-pound women completely block our view--especially after paying $18 per ticket. Also, watch out for this one wild white lady in a black shirt and floral shorts who acts invisible and blocks multiple people. If you ask her politely to move, she'll argue with you and even try to escalate things by telling you to "step outside" like she's about that life. Overall, for our first drag show, we had fun--but if you're going to enjoy the performance, be ready to be annoyed because no one there is enforcing basic courtesy or crowd control. Yes this is coming from the gorgeous black queen with the pink/purple hair

Whenever I'm back in my hometown, Hagerstown, I am inclined to hit up the area's longstanding gay…read morebar which has a lot more going on than meets the eye! Looking for great house music, cheap drinks, and a small town vibe that still has a piece of metropolitan life? Go to the Lodge. The drag queens are fab and super sweet and all about the jello shots lol. My wife and I went and had a great time though it was sleepier than we remembered it. Fair warning it is located in an area that's very dark at night so be on high alert. If coming from Hagerstown it will be on your left, if Frederick your right.

If you are fairly young, fairly new to Chambersburg and wanting to have a resemblance of nightlife…read moreatmosphere - then Dara & Jack's is the pace to visit. I actually ran into the owner in the grocery store when we first moved here (I complimented her on her dress) and we started talking. She invited my husband and I to her bar, touting it as the only one in town and really chatting up the d.j. for "reggae night". Starved for some fun - we decided to go. Last night I visited for the second time. I say "I" and not "we" because my husband has been a few times after work with friends. Anywho, let's start with drinks, they are cheap and generous (double shot was a shot). Now, don't go up in there asking for a cosmopolitan (I did that, got a blank stare). But a beer and a shot of Hennessey together was less than $10. My husband only drinks cognac neat and we pay upwards of 8 to 15 a shot where we're from. The music was a steady stream of 80's and 90's hip hop which we love. There are 2 pool tables in the back and the chicken wings and fries that kept whizzing past us looked and smelled like good bar good. Hubby consigned on the tastiness of the chicken from past experience. Overall, it was a cool spot to hit for a drink because we weren't ready to go home. Chambersburg offers very little "night life". Be prepared to pay a $5 cover and be patted down hood style at the door.