198 Shamrock Street
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Clinton County
Phone: (570) 893-6678
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by Ben B. on Overpriced drinks? Power-tripping bouncers? Line waits that will have you celebrating multiple birthdays before you get in? High odds of getting elbowed in the face or nether regions by overzealous dancers? Well yeah...definitely. Those are just some of the awful realities of going out for big nights on the town. What really counts is how much fun the party is once you get past the hurdles! DNA is huge. HUGE. The dancefloor on the main floor is massive, the second floor has tons of room for people watching or taking a seat in the back lounge, and there are bars a plenty. It's a good thing too because on Bootie nights? It gets insane in there. I doubt I've ever been somewhere so crowded. The line-up for the coat check was probably half an hour long and I couldn't even stomach waiting in line for drinks. But the good news is that I didn't really have to. With music this good you won't be able to pull yourself off the dancefloor. Who knew that Like a Virgin and YMCA would go so well together? Who knew a place exists that gives equal opportunities to scream along with Bon Jovi and Journey while also grooving to old school hip hop? The best part is that the crowd had a noticable lack of douche. The Jersey Shore cast-offs were few and far between and despite all of us dancing completely on top of each other, I didn't see any fights and most people were consciously being nice to each other so we could all just focus on the dancing rather than the drama. This is why I'll gladly throw five stars at the DNA experience. That said, there are things you need to know. First, get there early. Not only is cover cheaper, but you'll save yourself an hour of waiting in line. Second, don't mess around with the staff. They don't have a lot of patience nor do they feel they owe you anything. Just jump through their hoops and control yourself if you want to get in. Third, drinks are pricey but hey - you can't have it all.
by Michael E. on If you were going to film a David Lynch party scene in San Francisco, you would have done it in La Rondalla, because that shit is crazy inside. But because it's closed down, Le Club is the next obvious choice. I swear I saw the Log Lady and Robert Blake in white makeup here. My understanding of what constitutes Le Club clientele confounds me. A few of us got there early and placed in the 'Billiard Room' which was super sweet because it was only the three of us. So we engaged in a game of cutthroat and felt all fancy when the weirdness hit. From here I will continue my movie analogies. Enter this kid who fancies himself a young Bobby DeNiro with his buddy who kind of looked like a kid from a Harmony Korine movie. We play a little pool and then we all get booted for a private party. What the hell? Why did you put us here to begin with? We got all kinds of glares from the people shuffling in, as if we brought the plague into their private party. Weird. But then we were moved into the common area and it was a mix of couples, to groups of old people, to women in snakeskin pants. Their Manhattan was delicious, but not my scene at all. I felt like I was around all the people in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. But we were all way too sober to derive enough entertainment from them, so we opted to leave.
by Leif Mcnellis on Tucked away between the sex clubs and passed-out homeless people is a bar/club that is just right. The right people, the right music, and the right feel. The one-way mirror in the bathroom and the old-school photo booth make this joint unique. However, if you run into a guy named Bruce in red leather pants in either of those spots I just mentioned... run away! Just kidding. Bruce is a Shine investor and these guys know how to party! See you at Shine on Saturday!!
