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Basement club offering DJs, dancing, drinks & bottle service in a high-energy atmosphere.
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Lost my purse with my valuables here then found it 2 days later !!! They really live up to their name ! :D
Amazing time here always. The dj’s are always great and the Monday is my favourite since that’s the only day I can go out with my odd work schedule. Getting a booth here makes it a lot more fun but the bar is still lit too! One of my favourite clubs
This is a very small club that has a strong focus on bottle service. The lazer is quite strong and makes seeing in the club very difficult. I did appreciate the gender neutral bathroom and the bathrooms were very clean. The bouncers will touch you EVEYWHERE so just beware if you are sensitive.
I came here a while ago with a friend and we bought a bottle of liquor and paid for it upfront. The bartender took the bottle from us exactly at 2am, even though the AGCO states only serving should be stopped at that time and bottles only need to be cleared 45 minutes after. The bottle was still half-full, and we saw that every other booth still had their bottles.
The club is also incredibly small and they packed people in that night to a point where it becomes hazardous.
I'm surprised this place is still open considering all of the bad experiences, but King Street clubs make money regardless I guess.
Just go elsewhere!
The club is also incredibly small and they packed people in that night to a point where it becomes hazardous.
I'm surprised this place is still open considering all of the bad experiences, but King Street clubs make money regardless I guess.
Just go elsewhere!
They are liars and want your money. They scam people for bottles and lie to you about what time they are closing on purpose. We asked and they said they are extending the hours just so my friend would buy $700 bottle. That’s how these loser brown men that run that place treat women.
This club is great for Yonge ones in their 20's. However I think this could be an exceptionally better place if they had changed the age range of music. Most people that are attending this club are older and the music needs to meet the age range not the location.
I think the design of the club is more suited for the older genre, 26-40 but the DJ was awesome, he included some older beats as well.
The bar had great servers and the ratio of bouncers to people was awesome. There were more bouncers making the ratio about 1:15 and that was just in side. This did not include the security outside. This is an incredibly safe idea.
Their location is spot on. Right on king street where there are lots of police, security on the street, etc..
The bouncers have changed. I recognized nobody, which is odd but other than that, it was great.
Here are the reasons I gave it a four and not a five:
Coat check: That's a must. We are in Canada, thus, we have four seasons: Construction, Spring Fall and Winter. So the cool breeze is really an issue.
Lighting: The blue laser was quite strong and was hitting my eye directly and I'm a mere 5'2" That needs to bounce towards the wall higher up. and not at the bar.
Washroom: You genuinely need new seat covers. They cost about $20 per seat. Some of the seats were...in need of repair.
Smokers: There needs to be a place for people to exit the club for afresh air or a smoke and get back in. a special taped off area where you collect their drivers license or something and they can re enter. But going out for air should not be consequence after dancing in a basement.
But the gender neutral washrooms with staff on site, is a great idea, especially for the space.
Overall, this is a great place to let go, or even just to relax and listen to some beats! I think you'll receive greater reviews if you change the age range that you are trying to entertain.
PS: Also, build a bench on the end of the bar and strap it to the floor. Creating that warm environment corner for people to sit, will throw a more social vibe to the club.
I think your location is perfect for a Kizomba Club night to be honest. A mix of Kizomba dancer and clubbers. Pre-covid there use to be one Kizomba Club that people would dance all night. I think launching a Friday Kizomba would completely change the ratings your receiving. Start it with Kizomba and end it with some club music. around 2 am or whatever.
I think the design of the club is more suited for the older genre, 26-40 but the DJ was awesome, he included some older beats as well.
The bar had great servers and the ratio of bouncers to people was awesome. There were more bouncers making the ratio about 1:15 and that was just in side. This did not include the security outside. This is an incredibly safe idea.
Their location is spot on. Right on king street where there are lots of police, security on the street, etc..
The bouncers have changed. I recognized nobody, which is odd but other than that, it was great.
Here are the reasons I gave it a four and not a five:
Coat check: That's a must. We are in Canada, thus, we have four seasons: Construction, Spring Fall and Winter. So the cool breeze is really an issue.
Lighting: The blue laser was quite strong and was hitting my eye directly and I'm a mere 5'2" That needs to bounce towards the wall higher up. and not at the bar.
Washroom: You genuinely need new seat covers. They cost about $20 per seat. Some of the seats were...in need of repair.
Smokers: There needs to be a place for people to exit the club for afresh air or a smoke and get back in. a special taped off area where you collect their drivers license or something and they can re enter. But going out for air should not be consequence after dancing in a basement.
But the gender neutral washrooms with staff on site, is a great idea, especially for the space.
Overall, this is a great place to let go, or even just to relax and listen to some beats! I think you'll receive greater reviews if you change the age range that you are trying to entertain.
PS: Also, build a bench on the end of the bar and strap it to the floor. Creating that warm environment corner for people to sit, will throw a more social vibe to the club.
I think your location is perfect for a Kizomba Club night to be honest. A mix of Kizomba dancer and clubbers. Pre-covid there use to be one Kizomba Club that people would dance all night. I think launching a Friday Kizomba would completely change the ratings your receiving. Start it with Kizomba and end it with some club music. around 2 am or whatever.
TERRIBLE & TOTAL WASTE❗️
If I could give 0 stars, I would have definitely. It’s terribly tiny, I wouldn’t even call it a club…more like a small basement trying too hard to be a club with all laser lights & stuff. Too crowded (200 or more people in such a tiny space) Also, music wasn’t good either! Paid $20 per person! What a waste of money, worse club🤮
If I could give 0 stars, I would have definitely. It’s terribly tiny, I wouldn’t even call it a club…more like a small basement trying too hard to be a club with all laser lights & stuff. Too crowded (200 or more people in such a tiny space) Also, music wasn’t good either! Paid $20 per person! What a waste of money, worse club🤮
