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    Twentieth Century Club

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    Keya Graves

    Keya Graves

    (5 reviews)

    If I could give them no stars I would. I contacted the venue showing interest in holding an event…read morein November of 2026 (yes more than a year away). I get an email from Dee Holloman at 347pm on Tuesday with the contract and a request for the deposit. Because I did not sign the contract that day (she gave me until 7pm that exact same day to sign and pay the deposit) she pulled the contract. WTF!!!??? What in the f*kin strong armin. I was willing to pay... but damn... I didn't check my email until 2pm the next day (yes..Wednesday) so I didn't see the email. Some of us do work during the day. She seems very desperate. Ma'am this is not how you do business. Your venue is mid and I was ok with that for this event, but I can't do the aggressive and poor customer service. Not when I'm using my hard-earned money. Ms Dee... it's your loss... I will glady give my money to someone who will treat me better than that. Thank you

    Review of Keya Graves - Wedding on June 7, 2025…read more I honestly wish I didn't have to write this review, but after the way things went -- and how they were handled (or ignored) after the fact -- people deserve to know what they might be walking into. Keya Graves looks like a good deal on paper. The price is appealing, and they promise a lot of "all-inclusive" perks. But what I learned the hard way is that you really do get what you pay for -- and sometimes, even less. My wedding was on June 7, 2025. From the start of the event, I was more stressed than celebratory. Our cocktail hour started 45 minutes late, and several things I had paid for were completely missing. When I asked, I was told they were short-staffed -- but weddings are booked months in advance. That excuse doesn't cut it. It showed poor planning and an even worse attitude toward responsibility. Dinner was delayed, and I did not receive all the food I paid for. Period. I upgraded to the more expensive dinner option because I wanted to treat my guests. I chose spare ribs, one of the "premium" options on their menu. And wouldn't you know it? They were dried out, overcooked, and basically inedible. The audacity to charge extra for that. Entire menu items I paid for were missing, and there was zero communication or apology. Some of my guests didn't even get to eat because of how late and chaotic the service was. It felt careless and disrespectful. And if you can believe it -- they didn't even set up seats for the wedding party. I had given them clear instructions ahead of time about how many people needed to be seated at the head table. When we arrived at the reception, there was a table -- but no chairs. My mom had to argue with the staff to bring out seating, and I stood there in heels for ten minutes, waiting for them to find me a chair. It was humiliating and unnecessary. I also brought in my own tablecloths -- paid for out of pocket -- and only a few were actually used. The rest? "Lost." Never returned. And no one bothered to try to make it right. The dessert bar was a joke -- stale, store-bought cakes that even the kids wouldn't eat. I paid for a Photo Booth through the venue, and the person running it didn't know how to work the equipment. It was two hours late getting started, and by then, we had missed half the time we paid for. The physical space also needs serious work. The floors are warped and uneven -- not just ugly, but borderline dangerous. And the lighting? Incredibly dim. Even with flash, many of our photos turned out darker than they should have. And as if all that wasn't enough, when the event ran late (because they caused the delays), they still locked the doors right on time -- while we were loading the car -- locking some of my belongings inside. I've followed up repeatedly, and guess what? No response. No apology. No attempt to return my things or take accountability. But here's what really pisses me off: they are obsessed with money and their contract. DEE HALLOMAN will chase you down before payment is even due . But when they break their own contract -- when they don't deliver what you paid for? They go completely silent. You don't get the courtesy of a response, let alone a refund. Weddings are emotional, expensive, once-in-a-lifetime events. You don't get a do-over. And to be treated like this on what should have been the happiest day of my life? It's infuriating and heartbreaking. If you're on a tight budget and want to host a casual party -- maybe this venue works for you. But if you want a wedding day where you're not constantly checking the time, tracking down food, chasing missing items, or begging for a place to sit down, do yourself a favor and look somewhere else. They dropped the ball, they broke promises, and worst of all, they didn't even care.

    Drexelbrook - Ceremony on Mansion Patio

    Drexelbrook

    (43 reviews)

    I've visiting this catering center a few times and I'm always impressed…read more This place is Beautiful The food is very tasty. The staff is friendly Hopefully I'll be back for another event BNL

    We stayed at the 5400 Ferne Blvd location in Drexel Hill…read more The GOOD : the lobby is big, the eating area is also very big; they have an outside eating area; the buffet is decent: pancakes, premade French toast; eggs(scrambled), bacon, potatoes, no decaffeinated coffee, no water (have to ask for water), yogurt, etc.. The room is large, with small fridge, large shower stall, plenty of soap options, quiet a/c fan, room darkening shades are nice, tv. Is decent with a good selection of channels, free WiFi, THE BAD: the shower stall is slippery as ice. It's almost impossible to stand in it without slipping and sliding. This situation was extremely disconcerting. It's impossible to wash yourself while holding on to grass bars so as not to fall. I went to the front desk and asked if they had shower stall floor mats to help with the slippery floor. They did not. The bath, hand and face towels could not have been any rougher Almost like sandpaper on our the skin. Very cheap towels. The breakfast was reasonably priced. The big issue for me was the 18% gratuity they charge for the staff to do nothing but pick up our two dishes after we were done. When we received the bill, I saw that at the bottom of the receipt was a selection of tip options, 18%, 20%, and 22% gratuity. Other than try to confuse the customer in tipping again, why would you include a gratuity option if you already added the tip??? The booth we selected was right next to her station. While she was charging my credit card to pay for breakfast, she ignored me while she was speaking to someone on the phone. There were only 2 other tables being used, so the morning was slow for her. We sat at the only booth that was close to her, there was a cup of coffee and some coffee spills on the table that were ignored by her. We chose that booth since the booth was the more comfortable choice for us. When I went to my room the house maid was almost done. She let me in after checking to make sure my key fit that room and let me in. She was done in about 2 minutes. As she was leaving she said "thanks for the tip". I said "what". She repeated herself and said "thank you for the tip". I said ok. I texted my wife and asked her if she left a tip for the house cleaner. My wife said no, that we always tip on the last day of our stay. What I do remember is leaving $5 on the tv stand with a lot of other items. So she either took money from the tv stand, which I found odd or she was thanking me in advance to tipping her later. I found that her thanking me in advance for her to was unusual. Then I remembered the $5 I left and it was now gone. I found it to be unusual that she would thank me in advance for the tip. Either scenario was not correct. I expect that money I put down on a table be left alone and that I should not expect the cleaners to pick up money lying around and assume it's for them. If that's the current procedure then it's my fault. Overall there was some good and some bad. I'd give this One star for the shower, towels, and restaurant tip and house cleaner tip confusion. Five Stars for the quietness, cleanliness and the comfortable bed.

    Twentieth Century Club - venues - Updated September 2026

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