101 West Main Street
Beach City, OH 44608
Stark County
Phone: (330) 756-2929
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by Huazzy K. on Like: - Very spacious. 4? Dance floors. One room played latin music, another dance hall typeish, and the other typical/popular club music. - Plenty of bars and the bartenders were excellent at noticing you and taking your drink order. They were also very attractive (even the girls I was with couldn't help but comment). The whole Coyote Ugly routine was kinda cliche, but I'm not complaining. - Multiethnic, multi-demographic. It's refreshing to see such a place. Dislike: - Music selection was weird as anything. One moment they're playing Usher club bangers the next Coco Jambo or some weird 90's throwback. It was like jumping on a time machine. I'm in the present. Then in middle school. College. Etc. - Smoking. Coming from the N.East (where it's illegal to smoke indoors), it's just hard for me to get used to. But kinda dangerous to be dancing and a girl has a roach right next to your cheek. Summary: Not as happening as some of the other clubs but people seem to be there to have a good time (whereas some clubs is just straight up meat market), and I appreciate that.
by Sylwia S. on Love this club, it's sexy and dark. Great decor, good crowd, it's like a LA style club in SF, it's usually full of well dressed good looking people, can't go wrong with that, right?!? I recommend getting a table. The DJ is on it, love the music, the bathrooms.... CLEAN, yes... I said clean, shocking since it's a club right? Bartenders, fast and great concotionists.
by Leslie Vear on Tao suggests one of those ridibulously tacky Las Vegas restaurants, only ripped up and transplanted to NYC (only there already IS a Tao in Las Vegas, and it's way cooler than our Tao). Nothing about this place made me feel like eating: the long wait (even though we had a reservation), the cavernous airplane-hangar dimensions, the booming house music, the surly wait staff, the guys in suits with earpieces...unless the Bush twins were getting wasted at the bar, there were way too many guys in suits with earpieces wandering around. The food was pretty good, though it's tough to justify paying so much for asian food in this town. Even if there is a 30-foot concrete buddha watching you eat.
