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| - Went here last night with a couple of friends to celebrate a birthday and to have a good time. The club scene is not very different from California (Bay Area specifically) clubs, however, a first timer here, such as myself, would very easily get lost in the building unless guided by a knowledgeable person. I was not able to find the dance floor on my own, and initially assumed that the first area with the bright lights and bar was the dance floor.
There were several floors; three to be exact from what I remember. The basement, or the lowest level in the building, were the bathrooms, which, in my opinion was extremely small and could not accommodate 250+ people inside one building in a timely manner. The main level (1st floor, right when you enter) consisted of a bar and a little social area. Walk past that and you will hit the dance floor. The second level was a bar and a couple of tables where people can socialize, with more of a bar feel to it. The lights are very dimmed so things can and may get a little more personal, or intimate, in this section of the building.
The bartenders are very busy, which I can clearly see so customer service in my opinion would not play a factor. The bouncers don't mess with you unless you give them reason to. The crowd is very diverse and energetic.
The thing that struck me were the floors. About two hours inside the club, the floors got really slippery. I understand people spill drinks, but that's the first case where it was like walking on frozen ice without ice skates.
Overall a good experience. I didn't like the fact that I woke up in the morning and realized I spent 80 dollars on drinks. LOL! That was my bad, whoops. See you again soon Cly's!
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