804 South Farragut Street
Bay City, MI 48708
Bay County
Phone: (989) 895-9352
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by anastasia a. on I went there last week to watch Lakers-Celtics game and it was pretty cool.I had a table in front of 2 huge screens and even if people are standing in front of you you can still see everything.Sports fans were not aggressive,food was not the best,but eatable.Hey,at least they serve some food,not like other bars where you can only order a drink.Server was friendly.Overall I enjoyed it and will go there again for the NBA finals. By the way the place is really safe and there are no bums in it,which is a total plus for me.I would definitely recommend it to all the sports fans.And if you go there just to watch a game try to come 30 minutes earlier otherwise you will have to stand next to the bar.
by Jeanette C. on So the hype is high... this is supposed to be one of the top three clubs in NYC. Having been to another of the best, I was expecting to be transported to another world... I guess I was, but it was a world made for a strange crowd. This place was filled with old men, short guys, older women with too much plastic surgery and a handful of vapid models. The decor was boring. The only detail that was at all notable was the colored lights on the ceiling, which were like something out of a bad 70's movie. The music was awful, kind of a mix to make the old feel young. I guess they were at least playing to their crowd. Exclusive or not, this place is the worst club I've ever been to. I'd much rather spend my time in a non-exclusive venue with people who are my own age (like under 40!).
by Marlon Monson on 200+ reviews, all about 80s night!? Well, the first friday of every month brings Strangelove ( http://www.tomasdiablo...) around for a welcome dose of industrial/dark-electro/etc. Sadly that scene appears to have died, at least up till midnight there was barely more than a handful of refugees from various defunct subcultures. Still the music was great, and a lack of people meant very friendly bartenders and plenty of places to sit. Makes a better bar than a club I guess, but I'll definitely be back for drinks and music after work!
