1670 South 17th Street
Louisville, KY 40210
Jefferson County
Phone: (502) 772-0607
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by Tess Haneke on Very fun place to dance. They have music for (almost) everyone. I believe they have R&B, house, salsa...and I can't remember what other type of music they have. The rooms are easy to access...it's like a big circle. On a Saturday, I went there for my sister-in-law's birthday. We had a blast. I'm not a big clubber, but I (finally) had fun at a club. The club has a diverse group of people and a diverse selection of music. Fun place.
by Silvia Czyrnik on It's a treat bringing to a gay club straight friends you graduated with and haven't seen in 10 years. It's an even tastier treat when everyone enjoys the drag show, dances and gets so smashed that climbing into the shuttle feels like boot camp. Blake's is an S&M meat market, with thick pretentiousness in the air, heavy pours and guys whose genetic makeup (DNA, not from Sephora) keeps the pheromones stimulated. If Debauchery were a mystical land, Blake's would be the capital.
by Denise R. on You know the old Chris Rock bit where he talked about people who aren't old, but are decidedly "too old to be in the club"? Um, yeah. The abundance of portly graduate students and other struggling quarterlife refugees aside, this place is one of the best alternative to the frat daddy bars downtown. Love the interior, but the clientele seems to be getting lamer by the minute. The last time I was there, I overhead no less than four people thisclose to 30 with bi- and tri-level hairdos refer to themselves as "scenesters" or "hipsters", with an apparent sense of pride. These people, of course, feel that 2006 skinny jeans, a 40-dollar ironic tee-shirt from Urban Outfitters, and a pair of Converse are the summit of hipster fashion. These people feel that size 14 love handles should be no barrier to stuffing themselves into a size 6 vintage frock. These people feel that just because undergraduate school was 8 years ago, it shouldn't impede continuing the fun college tradition of getting sh!t-faced on the weekends and grinding on the dance floor with strangers, just like they did when they were younger and didn't have to work an 8 buck an hour a job to make ends meet because their career as a rock star hasn't quite taken off yet. No way is that pathetic. Not at all. I don't mean to sound like the bouncer from Knocked Up, but damn.
