3627 Debby Drive
Montgomery, AL 36111
Montgomery County
Phone: (334) 281-8451
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by Lori A. on Lions, and Cougars, and Saber Tooths, oh my! I think plenty of previous reviewers have assessed the clientele that frequent Blue Martini, so I'll try and stick to the entertainment, cocktails, and food. Beverages: A full bar with lots of specialty martinis that run the gamut from classic to schmancy. Personally, I really like the Skinny Bitch, a concoction of vodka, pomegranate juice, and blueberry puree. The price tag may seem steep, but they serve the shaker alongside and you basically end up with 2 big martinis- can't complain about that! Food: Mini Martini Lamb Chops...yum yum yum. A perfectly sized portion of seared rack of lamb with what tastes like a homemade chimichurri. Other menu items include standard bar fare like shrimp cocktail, several flatbread pizzas, artichoke dip, and sandwiches, so on and so forth. Nothing groundbreaking, but nothing unpalateable. Entertainment: Live music followed by a DJ every night, and zero cover charge. Cover bands like The Instant Classics, The Chadwicks, and Rock Lobster are regularly on the lineup. You won't see any edgy new bands here, but it's a fun place to sing along and dance to cheesy tunes ranging from Michael Jackson to Lady Gaga. In a nutshell? There's not much competition for nightlife in the N. Phoenix area. If you're in the 'hood, go with a group of friends you can enjoy and don't worry so much about what the surrounding "wildlife" is doing.
by Dory B. on So is 80's night a regular thing at 111 Minna? Because I am SO going back for the next one! I've been here a few times over the years for various happy hours, and usually when I hear of some interesting event happening it seems to be taking place here, but I hadn't been here in a while. I also hadn't been out dancing in years - YEARS! - but I went last night with some friends and we had a great time. I expected to last maybe forty minutes, but we ended up dancing for two and a half hours as the DJ played a mix of 80's tunes - obvious ones like Madonna and Depeche Mode, but also some Clash and Violent Femmes thrown in (and I finally got my Prince & Michael Jackson dance fix - I had attended the Prince vs. Michael night at Madrone last week, but no one was dancing!). It was a pretty happy, attitude-free crowd - some really young people were there, but most of us seemed old enough to remember these songs from the first time around. I liked how they made an effort with the decorations - there was a tray of cupcakes, and balloons all over the place. And when I took a break from dancing, the art was interesting to look at (the theme of the art seemed to be boobs). Thanks to the person who put this on rateclub Events!
