1919 Airport Boulevard
Cayce, SC 29033
Lexington County
Phone: (803) 791-9293
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by melmoth k. on Awesome place to see a show depending on where you get to sit. Lots of other aspects of it left us irritated. Some of the table seats are crammed deep in corners where the sound and sight lines suck. We two had a reservation and got in line ~1 hour before showtime, and got decent seats, although their method of seating people is somewhat haphazard and not really equitable (the two people behind us in line got way better seats than us). Basically, be prepared to be led into the (darkened) room by a server, and in the course of ~10 seconds, while walking among the seats, point at and ask for all of the empty seats you can see that you like, and hope that some of them aren't already mysteriously claimed (here is where you realize that even though you followed the Note's website and made yourself a reservation, other people have some other kind of special reservations that allow them to actually, you know, reserve something). When you point at something that your server thinks is OK, go sit down immediately and don't move until the seating is over. Be prepared to wait until the show is almost over for your required drink purchase to arrive. People who ordered food got their drinks waaayyyy before everybody else, so I guess if you're thirsty, order some overpriced pub food. Also, be prepared to get ripped off as you would at any similar famous venue. OK-looking burgers = $16. Drink prices are jacked (e.g., $8/domestic beer). "Warm drinks" listed on the menu are $10, and there is a nice selection: coffee with Irish whiskey, coffee with tequila and kahlua, coffee with Tia Maria, coffee with peppermint Schnapp's and creme de cacao, and coffee with Bailey's and frangelico. However if you just want coffee and Bailey's you'll pay $3.95 for the coffee and $10 for the Bailey's. Making it worse, they list these items separately on the bill, as though you're getting a big mug of coffee and a 2 oz. shot of Bailey's, but they serve them together in one stemmed coffee mug, just like the $10 "Warm drinks". Turns out we could have saved ourselves $4 by getting frangelico. After it was all over, a show listed as $30/pp ended up being $50/pp. with tax and tip.
by Melina Kobialka on I am a working professional in my mid twenties. I don't like to waste my time clubbing at crappy venues. Temple nightclub was worth my time and I would go back again. I had a really good time at this club and would recommend it to anyone who likes top 40 music and drinking with friends. Atmosphere: The music was top 40 (my type of music). The club is pretty big with different levels and different rooms to go into. All of the rooms are nicely decorated and clean. There is a fog machine in one of the larger rooms that goes off randomly and produces bursts fog. It was really hard to see when the machine went off. If you were really drunk like I was, it's hard to find your way around. This is as close as it gets to Las Vegas or LA club in the bay area. Prices: $10.00 + for a mixed drink. $6.00 + for a beer. Drinks were pretty strong and I had a good time. Clientele: Diverse. Classy. Few creepy dudes. Most people were in their early to mid twenties.
by Lottie Stuteville on I wasted a perfectly good shirt, a tank of gas, $35 on parking to party here? Wowsers. I've never seen so many 40 year old, strung out clubbers before. Disturbing.
