by Sussen T. on The median age in this club was around 18. Huddled around the door were "line waiters" waiting for their "promoters" to sneak them in...As I quickly glance at those on the line, my initial instinct was "Oh, this must be some kind of Jersey shore mockery party". (It wasn't) It was an absolute travesty and I don't think there was one person from NYC there. Greenhouse management takes advantage of "exclusivity" as a marketing tool. Just because you and your orange, fist pumping, parliament light smoking, greasy friends, took a 1991 stretch limo over the bridge does NOT make you cool. Bouncers were only interested in getting these minors to fork over $75 bucks to turn a blind eye towards their fake IDs. SUPER LAME. Hopefully it gets shut down soon!
by Marlene G. on I recommend this place to anyone for sunday brunch as it was recommended to me and I really enjoyed myself. All you can eat breakfast served from 11am to 3pm though the food was not to my particular taste, but was still decent. Mimosas! Nice Decor! Polite waitstaff! Go grab some friends and give it a try. Definitely a lovely way to spend a sunday afternoon!
by Oscar Viscera on So. I. don't. do. lines. I. don't. do. cover. The line for Element was rediculous around midnight. The line for The Vault (Bollywood Disco night) was not rediculous. I enjoyed my Bollywood evening with my Indian counterparts, but I don't think I know how to dance Indian. I do know how to dance Black though. Thankfully I found the secret magical staircase that led to this oasis of danceable music and booty shaking dancers. ha. Both the staircase and myself acted almost as the bridge between the two cultures. Tis usually the case with me... I found it hilarious that I managed to sneak my way into Element a number of times through this magical staircase that remained unguarded during my journey through India. I felt so empowered that I even rejected multiple drink offers from fellow suitors in Element. And when I ordered my own tasty libation like the independent woman that I am, I got it "supersized" for free from the bartender. Amazing. Not that I really needed any extra servings of vodka. Other highlights: -Good music on both floors. -Beautiful, Unisex bathrooms at the Vault (did not have the luxury of encountering the bathrooms at Element) -Fabulous, friendly and cheery bartenders in both spaces - right next door to Munchies! Lowlights: -smelly armpits from the loads of Bollywood dancers (good thing I brought my LoveSpell body spray with me!) -Really cramped space at both Vault and Element -only ONE bar at the Vault! Moral of the Story: Pay 12 bucks to get into Bollywoodland. Pay 3 bucks for coat check in Bollywoodland. Pay nothing when you sneak up the stairs to Elementland.
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