Duffys Hangar
2275 McGilchrist Street Southeast
Salem, OR 97302
Marion County
Phone: (503) 581-5278
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by Raylene Branske on
My first trip to Opera was for an "80's night", and I assumed that since this seems to be a very popular, trendy club that amasses huge crowds, it would be absolutely amazing. The fliers said, "Best 80's Night in Town!" so I went in with high expectations. Maybe they were TOO high, but just because a singer was born in the 80's does NOT make it "80's music". Hey, Mr. DJ-- Rihanna, 50 Cent, and Eminem are not 80's. Due to some sheer lapse in sanity, I patronized Opera several more times after that. It took me a couple of trips to figure out what exactly bugged me so much about this place, but I think I've finally figured it out: 1. The DJ's suck. They couldn't beat match songs to save their lives. The transitions between tunes are awkward and really kill my dance buzz. Also, they interrupt the good songs about every 45 seconds to scream out, "YOU'RE AT OPERA!" (Uh, I know.) and "Y'ALL GONNA HAVE FUN TONIGHT!" (If you have to command me to have fun, chances are I won't.) 2. Bottled water is $6. Yes, six dollars. This is just my opinion, but water should be free. I've never been anywhere else where I was forced to pay for a liquid that freely falls from the sky. Apparently if you make friends with a bartender, he or she might grace you with a cup of (gasp!) tap water instead of the overpriced bottled variety. Good luck doing that, though, because on a crowded night you might stand at the bar for 10 minutes and not get a drink order in. 3. The people who patronize Opera are completely cookie-cutter. They usually fall into one of three categories: - Frat Bro clones, collars popped and ready, who mainly just take up space and look confused. (Maybe they wandered into Opera when they meant to visit Flip Flops across the street.) - Generic early twenty-something female clones, all with the same haircut, the same make-up, and wearing the same jersey cotton bubble dress and stilettos. - People from the suburbs who have clearly never been to a club in their lives (or so it seems) because they're dressed like they're going to prom. 4. The "guest list" system is so damn convoluted, I think they're trying to make it as hard as possible for people to get in without paying the $20 cover. If you arrive before 11, it's supposed to be free, and if you put yourself on the "guest list" it's supposed to be free all night. However, there is no guarantee that you can get in line at 10:30 but the line won't be held up so you conveniently get to the front of the queue at 11:01. Even if you are on the "guest list", after 11 they will still try to charge you a cover. 5. The bouncers always act like you're doing something wrong. Chill out big guy, I'm not trying to get into your speshul wittle "VIP" area, I'm just trying to find the bathroom. Summation: this place reeks of douchebaggery.
by Inna K. on
I've had better! No problems at the door, but neither should there be considering the venue. The music and the drinks are good. A bunch of NFL football players came in with the requisitve army of skanks and everyone was asked to move to the other side so they can have all these tables to themselves. The staff was nice about it... but it's not cool and I didn't appreciate being relocated. It gets ridiculously hot and crowded by midnight.
by Misti Arciniega on
Aside from the massive big screen TVs at the bar, this place is as over-rated as a top 10 team losing to Appalachian State (curse you Lloyd Carr).  Fortunately, I saw Michigan crush the hapless Notre Dame with dozens of other Michigan fans.  I thought the bartender was rude and lazy, but the waitresses were nice.  However, food was mediocre and the whole place felt like it belonged in some mall in suburbia not downtown SF.  I heard Blue Light is a better venue to watch Michigan games. Go Blue!
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