by Brian P. on So we came here for New Years b/c my friends and I just wanted to do something instead of staying in, so we hit up Exchange. I've been here one two occasions, but this New Years occasion is very memorable and eventful...enough for me to write about. Coming here, the lines were what you'd expect, long and boring. Once inside, we had to use the restroom. Unfortunately, so did 300 other people. Getting into the bathroom was similar to struggling to get into somewhere to save your life. You know those pictures you see in history books depicting the Fall of Saigon in 1975? Yeah, it was EXACTLY like that, except there weren't any communists behind us, just a bunch of AzN niGgAh FuC* Da reST fanboys and girls pushing their way through. I will definitely say that the layout of this club is very well thought out, and if there was population control implemented into this place, it would definitely be a hell of a lot nicer to party at. Would I recommend this place? No.
by Jessica K. on I think I could only come here to humor my friends but it's not really worth coming here. It's difficult to find, it's crowded and humid and just feels like a rave gone wrong sometimes. I showed up for a dinner party for 6 one night and half the ensemble was friends with the adorable lesbian manager. So you'd kind of expect better service and a little back scratching right? Wrong. They try so hard to be some Vegas type trippy club that sometimes they forget about how long it's taking for dinner to actually come out. The appetizers themselves were not memorable and I didn't even make it to dinner 'cause when I passed the bathroom, I saw our server making out with some random customer. Not cool. I excused myself and tried to forget about this place. The staff otherwise was polite aside from having a sense of arrogance intermixed. If it just wasn't trying so hard to be cool, I would have enjoyed my night better.
