This is one of the few times I have gone to a club after my college days, and after this experience I can say I won’t be back here, at least not without ear plugs and a full stomach.
My wife finally was successful in dragging me out of the house and made reservations for us and her cousins at this club on Father’s Day night. Immediately upon entering the parking lot, we are hit up with a $5 valet parking charge without the ability to park on our own. But luckily we got there early so there was no cover for either of us to get in the actual club.
Upon entering, we discovered that “Todd” did not write down our reservation request but since the place was fairly empty, we were seated without issue.
However, almost immediately the extremely loud music began to enter my ear and it was borderline painful. I couldn’t even hear myself think and could barely hear my wife talking even though she was sitting right next to me. We literally had to communicate via text message almost the entire night. Then when it came time to order our food I had to point to what I wanted because the waitress couldn’t hear me either. I didn’t even get exactly what I wanted to drink because I just couldn’t think straight with constant low thumping bass and high trebles pounding in my head. All I could get out was “I’ll have what he’s having”.
Speaking of the food, they are VERY expensive. While the food tastes good, it simply costs too much; and if you think the food is high you should see what their drinks cost. I had ONE Long Island iced tea and it was NINE DOLLARS. Also, because they only serve alcohol and bottled water I had to spend another 3 dollars for bottled water since that was the only non-alcoholic drink they had. Now keep in mind, this is the same bottled water you can get at Rite Aid or Kroger for $2.99 per 24 pack.
While the experience wasn’t all bad, there were good song selections and I had a few laughs, I just couldn’t really enjoy myself due to the painfully loud music. My ears are still ringing and numb the morning after and I fear I have lost a significant amount of hearing due to this one night. I really don’t see how people can come here frequently as I would think 2 or 3 nights here would leave one completely deaf. There is no need to play music this loud in such a small building. To make things even worse it seemed the the volume would be turned up even higher during some tracks. This is simply uncalled for, people can still have a good time with music played at a lower volumes.
To add insult to injury I spent nearly $60, including tip on good but overpriced food. I don't want to say it was a wasted night, but I've had better experiences elsewhere for far less the cost and without the ruthless onslaught on my ear drums.
I won’t be back here anytime soon, and if I do eventually come back I’ll be sure to have earplugs in my pocket and food in my belly.
Pros: Excellent waitress; good music; mature, drama free patrons that just want to have a good time.
Cons: Music way too loud, food expensive, drinks way too expensive.
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