116 Spring Street
Lafayette, LA 70501
Lafayette County
Phone: (337) 261-9020
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by Mayra V. on WOW! So tell me why myself and my friends were on the guest list and they refused to let us in. I know we're not white but that doesn't give them the right to not let us in. So we went on a Friday night, we sent our HEAD SHOTS to the promoter to even be put on a guest list and still were not let in the club after waiting an hour and 45 minutes. 5 women ok no guys!!! Can you believe that! The white girl with the blonde hair at the door only let in her friends and when we told her we were on Luis's guest list she said she was going to go look for him to let us in. HELLOOOOO Shouldn't you know who is and is not on the guest list? But let some barely legal girls be dropped off by their moms in with no problem???? Don't waste your time if your not white, armenian or persian you won't get in even if you are on the guest list. Its really sad! We ended up leaving around 1 am as we got there around 11 and were refused entrance. I'm extremely offended! NEVER AGAIN WILL I WASTE MY TIME!!!! I rather go to Le Duex where they treat people like people and you don't have to spend 300$ on a 10$ bottle to get four people in, or where you don't have to be white!!!! If I could give this place a negative star I would! Oh and along with the dumb ass blonde at the door the white sun bleached dude was no help! He told everyone in line if your not on the guest list you won't be let in, we approached him multiple times telling him we are on the list and he said and I quote "If your not buying a bottle it doesn't matter your not getting in." He changed what he said as soon as he looked at us. I couldn't believe it, we were all wearing dresses and heels, we were dressed appropriate for the club but hey I guess its all about skin color!
by Nyla Mazzini on Et Tu Bruno? You were once a funky little place to enjoy live jazz in an old-world environment in the heart of the Mission. Now you've sold your soul to the striped-shirt Marina frathole crowd. Instead of jazz you play lowest-common-denominator hip hop (AKA 'booty music'). Instead of gin martinis and cucumber gimlets you serve all sorts of sugary sorority cocktails with silly names. Why? Another old Mission favorite bites the dust. What do hipsters have to do to strike back? Open a goth bar on Chestnut? Oh dear. Oh dear oh dear oh dear. Update: I'm now informed that Bruno's does still book live jazz acts mid-week. Perhaps the battle for its soul is not yet over.
