2902 Brambleton Avenue Southwest
Roanoke, VA 24015
Roanoke City County
Phone: (540) 774-8256
Fax: unknownWebsite: no website on fileEmail: no email on fileHours: unknown
by Erik F. on Me and my life partner were in Miami Beach to celebrate a dear friend's birthday (destination b-day). Saturday night Luckily, the head of our party had called in advance and dropped a ton of coin on reserving a table and table service. Also helped that we were all guest checking into the hotel fountain bleu for the weekend. If it weren't for this, we would never have gotten in. They corral everyone into what I would describe as more of a mob than a line. The door gestapo gave us attitude even though we were on the list and acted like he was doing us a favor by letting us through. there were about a dozen of us, a mixed crowd. Inside is a little smallish, the dance floor is tiny. It's more about the table service and people watching here. Very hot young gorgeous girls and older skeevy men inside. Be prepared to pay top dollar for drinks and if you get table service extremely top dollar for bottles. But table service does come with a scantily dressed girl to pour drink for you as long as the bottle is there. Music was OK, the usual vague amorphous dance music you don't know and dance mixes of songs you do know.
by Alissa J. on Went here for a concert on 9/28/10. Nice decor, but everything else was a trainwreck. Everyone was made to wait outside in a line, regardless if you had to pick up will call tickets. The upstairs bartender was clueless, it took 15 minutes to get 2 bottles of beer. I actually felt sorry for him, he obviously had no idea where anything was. At the end, they only had one of 3 EXIT doors open (which I'm sure violates a fire code), and everyone had to shuffle out SINGLE FILE because the merch table was blocking the door. It took 15 minutes to get outside
by Maxwell Milderberger on Where Do I start? I came here to celebrate my birthday 2/12/10 for caribbean night. It was my first time here and I signed up for the guestlist which constituted of me + one person free of charge. I get there, my names on the list but no one knew what free was. Its 23 degrees outside, me and my friend in pumps, dresses and peacoats becoming annoyed. The guestlist lady talks to her supervisor who doesnt know what I'm talking about either, I'm standing there like "ok so my name is on a list just to be on a list?" finally after complaining she lets me in, then we had to stand there another 10 mins so that a party of 13 can go in before us. Standing there another girl comes up with the same situation and the guestlist lady already miraculously knows what to do. Door people were all rude. Anyway, We finally get in, the club in small, nothing spectacular, 2 floors, music was really really good, drinks were good. Crowd was corny, full of a mixture of old, young, fat and in-betweens. ratio of men to women was almost extinction, there were women everywhere, and if they were'nt flashing long weaves in your face, they were grinding on each other and kissing, (yuck!). I also noticed while standing on the line how strict they were on dress code, they wouldnt let a few guys in cause they had on pradas and boots, yet when we got in, there were horribly dressed men in addidas and pumas #checkplease!...If I had to pay to get in, I DEFINETLY would pass it up, other than the good DJs, I was expecting upscale reggae and soca club with a nice mature crowd. This club was like any reggae club in brooklyn only diffrence was bottle service and another floor. this club is missing an essential element...Class!
