1517 Butler Avenue
Tybee Island, GA 31328
Chatham County
Phone: (912) 786-0121
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by Paul G. on Gold Room by far is a top notch establishment and we have nothing but good things to say about this place. We went on a Friday night a couple months ago. I have been all over North America to clubs and experienced VIP/bottle service in Vegas, Hollywood, Costa Rica, Toronto, Costa Rica, and several smaller cities and this was by far the best experience. Our waitress provided a true VIP experience and poured most all of our drinks and was right on top of any requests. I don't know where she was hiding but anytime someone tried to pour a drink, she was right on top of it. Not that this was what we were expecting and to be honest, I have never seen this, but it really showed the superior level of service at Gold Room. We had booked Bottle service in another Atlanta club on Saturday and were disappointed after our experience on Friday. Gold Room set the bar very high even compared to some of Vegas' top clubs! The DJ was great and rocked the house, definitely one of the best. The overall atmosphere was great and felt very classy. Lighting and sound system was great. Being a non-smoker, I never once smelled smoke either. The fire dancer and acrobatics were very cool and just provided to the overall experience. We even had a celebrity sighting that night. Awesome place, great service and excellent crowd to party with!!
by David B. on ** - Update - ** So I went here for Ferry Corsten, which some of you may know is a progressive trance DJ. Naturally much of the clientele there are fans of techno and dancing, in that order. Opera decided to capitalize on this and wanted $6 for a bottle of water. At first I assumed that it was so expensive because it was bottled from Jesus' spit, so I checked the label but it didn't say 'Jesusfina' or 'Christwater'... so I told them no thanks, I'll just have tap. So they tell me that they aren't allowed to serve tap water (because they are pricks) so I order a proper drink, down it, then proceed to go to the bathroom to fill it up. The attendant told me I couldn't fill it up in the bathroom, so naturally I ignored and did it anyway. This place might actually be trying to kill me; hence the 1 star. Enter at your own peril. Or just hydrate beforehand. Like, for the whole night. **************** Alright so first off I'm not going to give you a sing song about how much better this club was when it was owned and operated as Eleven50. Clearly you've already seen plenty of reviews with that little gem in it. Times change; owners move on; clubs revamp. So, here's the real crux of the problem. Opera is located 650 miles north of it's proper destination: Miami. It attempts to fill a niche that has no need of filling. Last time I checked Atlanta was the kind of city where anyone with any sense about them wouldn't be bothered to pay a cover. We have various options to avoid it; guest list, tip the doorman/woman, or just bring a gaggle of women. In either case, Opera fails by attempting to make appearances look more fantastic than the actual experience. By going into Opera you are in fact being duped. See the long line outside waiting to get in? It isn't because the club is a mecca of fun, with half naked people sweating it out to a proper dance mix. It's actually because they hold the line past 10:30 to prevent people getting in on the guest list, and when you get in you realize it's mostly empty and none of the other areas but the main dance floor are open. In fact the upstairs is now exclusively VIP, and take it from me, it's not all that cool. Even when it's free. The bathroom is a total pain to get into, with long lines, and even if you're in VIP there is a section that is so exclusive even your shiny pink wristband won't get you in... For those who are big into analogies, it's like ponying up for a Ferrari and then realizing you've just bought a FIAT, only it's too late to take it back. Trust me on this one; save your $20 for drinks at Cosmo/Lava. **- Also I gave it two stars instead of one because I've gotten in free the last few times thanks to some shenanigans and when you don't pay money it's slightly better. Also I flipped a coin and I lost.
by Patricia Hagmaier on Raspberry Lambic. Did you hear me? Raspberry Lambic? It's a burger joint with all the class and style of a downtown jazz club located in a strip mall across the street from a gelato shop. It's a marriage of convenience to an ugly girl who really knows how to work it. The best things about Delux are its burgers and fries. The fries, sweet potato and regular, are crisp, salty and delicious. They are served in miniature shopping carts with the D for Delux emblazoned on the front. Our server adorably quipped "Fries A La Cart." Heh...heh....ehhhhh.....they still tasted good. The burgers are properly cooked to order and the meat is flavorful and satisfying. I've been twice now and have yet to be disappointed. My only beef (pun intended) with Delux is the lack of 1000 island dressing for my burger (I'm white trash like that). However, the aioli which is spicy but still smooth makes up for the lack of 1000 as a substitute condiment. The beer list is extensive and the menus are adorable. The outside patio is misted and looks out onto a nice view...well, for a road-side strip mall at least. If you go during peak hours, expect a wait. It's reasonably priced but still a $15/head trip.
