4335 West 38th Avenue
Denver, CO 80212
Denver County
Phone: (303) 455-4269
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by missy f. on 19 of us went to the 915pm Sat show in SF. the staff is AMAZING. so professional and friendly. the girls on Sat pm look AMAZING as well. so much fun and flavor. be patient the seating is crowded, the vibe is busy, the plates are small. yet, with such a tasty meal that drizzles by all night, a show not to be beat, and music and dance that keeps you mesmerized... the experience is one you will have to share. have fun!!
by Kristin J. on The deals are so amazing every night of the week that I can almost overlook that this is not a place I want to be. The music is way too loud, and it seems like a standard college bar. Had I scored a seat on the patio, I might feel a little differently. On the plus side, everyone is really friendly, I didn't have to wait long for a drink from the bartender, and the foosball machine is a lot of fun!
by Francis Alexader on As discussed with Audrey, I will be charitable and give this place two stars, just because of the lovely company. HOWEVER..... 1. Sketchy girls at the door. Mean bouncers. Mean just because that's the way they think bouncers are supposed to be. 2. No dance floors, or maybe there were and they just had them fenced off like idiots. Everywhere is high traffic, with trashy-looking B&Ters passing by holding up their drinks like victory torches. And they were pretty rude about it too, bumping me over to the side with their huge asses just in case I didn't get the point or something. I know I'm little, but have manners, and stop playin yourselves. 3. A lot of people just standing there trying to look good (they didn't) and attract each other's attention (they didn't). Although I did see one or two yummy man-things cross my path. I expect more from dance clubs, really. 4. Fucking expensive drinks, and you can't start a tab unless you are planning to spend over $75, which, with the over-priced drinks I guess is quite easy. There is an ATM, though, and that's mighty charitable of them. 5. OK music, although they could stand to ease up on the Reggaeton, but again, they were probably catering to the B&T. More reggae and more hip hop, please. And not that whack, played out "PUERTO RICO!!!!" crap. That was great back when I was in college, which was over 10 years ago. I could have done a better job DJing with just the hip hop and reggae on my iPod. Don't get me wrong, I had a great time dancing with my lovelies. But I'll never go here again. At least Strata has inspired me to look for better hip hop opportunities. I hope Stretch is still DJing at Buddha. I hope Buddha is still THERE (I have been out of the loop for a while, to say the least...).
