2626 North Mesa Street
El Paso, TX 79902
El Paso County
Phone: (915) 542-2626
Fax: unknownWebsite: no website on fileEmail: no email on fileHours: unknown
by Kevin T. on Came here last Saturday and the place was very crowded, barely had room to dance/move around. Awesome decor though. Good vibe of people. Enjoy checking out the hot go-go dancers haha. Bathrooms are co-ed, very clean, and doors close all the way to the ground (no gap). Music had hip hop/pop but a lot of trance/techno. The bouncers were very strict on the guy/girl ratio. Come early to avoid the cover charge ($20).
by Inga B. on I've walked by this place so many times during the day....wow does it always smell pretty badly in the morning, and was dying to just have one experience here. $20.00 cover charge and NO drinks after 2:00a.m. Okay fine, I came here after 2:00a.m. but was not digging on that cover. I must of had great karma that night because this nice random person paid for me without me asking :). You rock whoever you were!! I met some crazy people while I was in line for the janky bathroom. Some 3-some group that asked me to make it a 4-some...have people no shame these days or what??? The music (and I have this on video)..was the SAME beat the entire 2 hours. Good thing I was in the mood to dance otherwise it would of seriously given me a headache. Okay, I am going to wrap this up....a place to continue to dance after everything closes, a place where weird sh*t happens, it's pretty well ventilated, music is whatever, bathroom was gross, crowd was a mix of random people.... Would I go back....probably not!
by Carl Ackison on I question the sentiment that this is the "best jazz club in nyc". Sure, some damn good music comes through here, but I dont think blue note holds a candle to 55bar or detour (RIP) in it's prime. pro's: - Great performers come through here. - They have decent food and drink - You don't *need* a reservation, but it is highly recommended. - Very close to the subway (feet away from A/C/E, a block from 1/9/B/D/F/Q, walking distance from N/R) con's: - It gets as crowded as the NYC subway. Don't go with a big group of friends, and only let your friends go if they are passionate about the music or artist. - Very expensive for what you get. They charge the 'music charge' *per set* which is about 60-75 minutes for the set. A top name can cost about $35 bucks, to see two sets will run you $70 bucks. 2 drinks per set brings you to about $100 bucks (this is per person...). I'd give it a higher rating if it were less expensive. I don't mind spending money, I just like getting my money's worth.
