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| - Came here for a bachelorette . It was a Saturday so as usual downtown was pretty busy with the avid club goers and such.
This place the sketchiest alley way/entrance. You park and go through an alley way to get to the main door. What. The . Haywire?
I wasn't happy about this, only because when you buy a pair of satin grey booties, knowing that it only has a few good wears, you don't want to walk around a pathway that looks like it's been under construction. Not to mention it's scary.
It so happens that our group was the third bachelorette here. If you are assuming since the place is primarily 25+ the crowd will be mature? Negative. Creepers and stalkers A-PLENTY!
The bouncer and one of the security guys was disgustingly sexy, It helped. a lot.
They did a nice job with the place itself - all white everything. We were right behind the DJ booth so with 3 bottles and about 30 girls, there was attention from way too many weirdo's.
Halfway through the night I got pretty tipsy and remember a 45 years old asking my name, marital status and shyly telling me I was very pretty. Today (thank you face book) pictures and confirmations revealed that apparently, I said thank you very gracefully and proceeded to teach him how to tap dance.
I must've been an elf sometime in my life.
All in all, not a bad place for a low key (most of the girls were in tank tops and shorts) drinking & dancing night for the ladies. The music is proper. It has a hilarious mix of polka (?), Canadian Indy, twist (Face book tells me I had way too much dancing to and knew all the lyrics to "twist and shout".) and standard pop, hip hop.
Fun fact : Even drunk, I represent my love for The Beatles with sassy attitude.
xoxox
M.
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