by Sage Resseguie on This was a great place to sit back and laugh. This place was small and we were seated on the side which meant that some of us had to turn out seat and heads around to see the stage. The chairs were just purely uncomfortable. I was getting antsy towards the end of the show and needed a good stretch. The acts were a hit or miss depending on which day you attend. I went when Nick Swardson and the Sklar Brothers was performing. Freaking hilarious! The main act was not so hilarious. Tickets were $17 (not including additional charges) and it's a two item minimum. Overall it was a fun night filled with laughter.
by Marisha Diodonet on This is my favorite spot in the area. Free on the guest list before 10:30 or 11pm. $3 "pop-tinis" until 11 or 11:30pm. Really??! Delicious vodka drinks for only $3?? Sometimes they even have sponsors that will host an open bar. For example, I went one night and it was a Stoli hosted open bar until midnight..all stoli vodka drinks were free. Basically open bar or real cheap drinks already equates to 5 stars but this place also plays my favorite music. Any and all top 40 songs will be guaranteed to be blasting on the speakers before nights end. The crowd is usually fun too, I've only met nice, fun people here (from what I can remember...) so everyone is usually pretty friendly. This place is so fun I need to go more often!
by Kristin S. on Went for their first official night open to the public. All I can say is... WOW, WOW, WOW!!! Our party of 6 was seated in a comfy bed (or would that be laid down?). The 5-course dinner (no menu - you get what they dream up) was inventive and scrumptious (did I really just use that word?) Pumpkin & goat cheese salad, duck & mushroom soup, tuna tatar on orange beets, halibut, and this apple/berry/whipped cream concocotion that had the table doing orgasm impersonations (or perhaps they were real). But wait, there's more!! During dinner a DJ, set in the middle of the room, played amazing music ranging from obscure French ballads to downtempo to dub to upbeat house- all to correspond with the meal. The lighting also randomly changed throughout the service. The crowd was eclectic and fun - think Miami chic minus the attitude with a good dose of Burning Man thrown in. Interesting characters in elaborate costumes floated by as performers delighted us with everything from modern dance performance art to campy drag queen numbers. In between courses, patrons (including oursleves) would get up and dance - staff too! We passed on the face painting, but ended the meal with a 15 minute massage. What a fun, unique & highly memorable night. After dinner, they open the bar area and the dance floor fills if you want to keep the night going. Details: The bill came to $100/pp. $60 for the 5 course pre-fixe, plus cocktails of course. Only one seating a night - get there at 7:30pm - dine at 8pm - the meal ended around 11:30pm.
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