Despite growing up in Cambridge, I went to the Havana Club for the first time last weekend. I…read morearrived a bit late for the lesson, but was able to slip in and unfortunately ended up at the intermediate lesson when I should have been at advanced beginner or something less complicated. There are dancers of all ages, which is very cool, and the leaders who were forced to dance with me seemed to be understanding, even though I am an awful dancer. I guess everyone is a beginner at some point! I hope to go back and improve my skills!

Very nice community club for social dancing (don't come here if you have a partner who is jealous…read moreand won't allow you to dance with others). Music is upbeat, lots of free water at the bar and free coat check. They also have salsa and bachata classes before social dancing time starts luz.

Was here Saturday night and had a really good time. The DJ was very good, the drinks were strong…read moreenough, the spot was packed with gorgeous people everywhere and plenty of tables and seats available. the cover charge at the door its $15 per person and what I really liked was that they offer "picadera" all throughout the night so you can have something in your stomach while you drink. they even offer the small bites to go. Would definitely come back again, this place its a good/small hidden gem in Lowell.

This was the go to spot for a perfect Friday night. The DJ was spinning straight hits all night…read morelong. There was a bit of karaoke and the singers was on point. Beautiful people everywhere. Great service! Would recommend

Those dances were awesome don't think they are around anymore. Which is sad. It was always fun…read morealways looked forward to those dances.

Back in 2016 my husband of 21 years left me.I lost everything including my home.For the first time…read morein my life i had no where to go,no where to live.I was actually looking at tents figuring the woods would be my safest bet.My son was frantically looking for places for me to go,we had just about given up when he saw an ad for a couch to sleep on in return for helping to clean the hall.I went to meet David and was scared to death he would say no due to my age,58 at the time,but he didn't. He heard my story told me i had a job,a home and not to be afraid. He did not know me.He didn't know what kind of person i was but he took me in anyway.For the next 6 and a half weeks as i waited for my son to purchase his first home i stayed at Daniels Hall. I slept on the couch next to the bar with my clothes is boxes and my computer i was safe. Joanne made me feel at home from the beginning and made me laugh again,she is a wonderful lady.I am writing this to let everyone know that there are still great people in this world who care.David and Joanne are two of them.I also have to apologize for how long it took to post this.The tower to my computer was damaged in our final move and it has taken me this long to afford another one.In closing i would like to thank David and Joanne for taking in a total stranger and giving her a place to lay her head and hope for the future. God bless them both, Pam Watkins

If I could give zero stars then I would. My family ordered through DoorDash around 8pm only to…read morereceive feeble portions of freezing food around 10:30. We had been tracking the door dash order which was estimated to arrive in 30 minutes for easily two hours before we were notified that the food had suddenly arrived, yet no delivery driver in site. I was surprised to find my 'hot' food outside in 30 degree weather. Never in my years of using door dash has my food been left outside, I have always been called or I've had someone knock on my door. I can not blame door dash since their app had informed me that this restaurant used their own drivers. We even called to see if we could get a partial refund, yet we were told it's a door dash issue. Props to them for losing a customer due to absolutely terrible service.

DJ plays great Latin Music. The best mix of songs. Great bartenders. Beautiful attractive crowd…read more Great space for Dancing. Friendly all around, even the security staff! 2 Separate Bars and More Dance spaces. All the way to the outside in Summer! People love to dance. No fear of feet on the floor. I love their Sweet and sour drinks!

Good place for a night club. I went on a Friday night around 11.30 pm and it was not very crowded;…read moreso didn't get the vibe as much. The name is so because it's actually built in a tunnel that you can see when you walk downstairs. The drinks were fine but the DJ was a little boring after an hour. Do checkout if you want a tunnel night club experience.

Hands down best thing about this place is not what you would think. Yes the establishment is…read moredecent, the servers are so cute in their little onsies. It's a decent spot. Annas , Kleeph, Fritzi was def a vibe, they are security but make the place great! I love it

Had such an interesting experience. I don't think I would ever come back but I guess I'm glad I…read moretried something new. Went in for a drink on a Friday night and got in no problem. They had a huge parking lot with plenty of parking but lots of people out there yelling and kind of aggressive. Inside it was a mix of younger people and older, nice to have a variety. To get into the "club" part was crazy. $50 cover charge just to get in and see an old nobody DJ. This is Malden, not a nice club in Boston that is worth that price tag. Absolutely crazy.

Called to ask about the cover charge and was told $10. Three of us got there and the cover was…read more$20 each!!!! I had to use my card and was actually charged $64 and some change. Are you kidding me!!!! The nightclub wasn't open and ALL the tables outside had reserved signs. We went into the bar area and no one came to our table for service. We left and went to a place down the street with a great band and no cover. So basically I threw away $64. What a dump. Don't go to this rip off place.

I have been a regular patron of this establishment, and all the staff members are familiar with me…read more However, I have recently encountered some difficulties with the new door attendant, Kyle. Unlike the other staff members, he lacks the friendliness and approachability that I have come to expect. It is evident that he requires some training on how to treat regulars. Additionally, the new bartender is not as competent as Angie, who has been working at the bar for a while. Everyone appreciates her bartending skills, and she is exceptionally kind. Personally, I believe that I have only started to experience gaslighting when she is bartending at the nightclub. While the new staff members are generally acceptable, they need to improve their customer service skills. In my opinion they need put Angie the well experienced bartender at night club. And lease experience in the pub...

For a bar in Portsmouth to have 5 "bouncers" manning a bedroom sized dance floor that actually just…read moremake everyone around them more uncomfortable amazes me. They would be the last people I would want handling any situation that goes on in that establishment. Also the DJ is absolute trash. Spend your money somewhere else(the pressroom and thirsty moose). I am only being this harsh after living and visiting these establishments for all of my twenties and always being disappointed I wasted my nights there.

The Marquee House is a beautiful dance club that opened in late August in place of the old Mojitos…read moreCountry Club. There's a terrible dearth of dance clubs in suburban Boston and Marquee is trying to fill the gap. Fridays are Latin nights and Saturdays are what they call "Old School R&B, Hip Hop & Reggae". I'll describe Saturdays below as I've not been to any Latin nights. The club consists of three areas. First, there's a lower room where older (70s/80s/90s) dance music is played. The DJ is good and the room is nicely laid out with some cushy seating, stand-up tables, and a rather long bar. There's plenty of room for dancing. The crowd trends towards older (which includes me!). It wasn't a large crowd tonight; I'm not sure if this is normal or not. Second, there's the main club, which is much larger and much more crowded. There, we have an excellent DJ mixing newer music, e.g. 2000s and on with a few older songs. It's louder and he produces a nice steady R&B dance groove most of the night, omitting the slow dreary hip-hop that has emerged the past decade or so. There are two bars and the place is well-decorated and looks fairly modern. Clearly, a lot of thought was put into how to transform it from whatever it used to look like. The crowd consists of a nice mix of ethnic groups (black, white, & Hispanic), with everyone feeling comfortable and enjoying themselves. The third is what they refer to as the Lounge, which is the section you pass through before you go to either of the clubs I described above. It has a bar, some dancing, and places to sit. It's a good place to go if either of the main rooms are too crowded. They serve some food (pizza, wings, warm doughnuts) there also before the other rooms open at 9:00. The crowd was well-behaved with no one overdoing the drinking and the Creepy Guy count was quite low so women should be happy. There's plenty of parking and there's also a police presence but they had nothing to do and just strolled around. The staff is very nice--a number of them used to work at the old Vincent's down the street. Overall, Marquee is an excellent place for people to dance & socialize without having to go into the city. It may need a little polishing here and there but that will probably be taken care of later. I think it's time for people to get out from behind their computers & tablets and try to actually meet and mingle a bit. Marquee would be a good place to start.

Jimmy and his friends help runs the Copacabana Salsa Night at Stark Brewery every Wednesday, it…read moretook more than 6 years, but it is now the hottest salsa night north of Boston. Warm up at 745pm. Social dance Lesson starts at 8pm for $5, room is divided into complete beginner and advanced. The Amazing part is the social dance at 9pm is FREE. It used to be a small dance. Now it's crowded every week. I highly recommend this to everyone.

At only $5, Copacabana Salsa Night is a great way to have a lot of fun, learn to dance, and get a…read moregood low impact workout. If you are new to dancing NY style salsa on 2, you don't want to be late for the warm-up, which starts at 19:45. You'll start learning right away. On the first Wednesday of each month, show up by 18:45 with $10, and take the bachata and salsa lessons. After class, stay for the social dance. It's a lot of fun, and a great opportunity to practice what you just learned. Jim has an impressive playlist that's fun to dance to. The only disappointment for me has been that for the last couple months significantly more men have participated than women, which has resulted in me not always having a dance partner. Ladies will have no difficulty getting a dance partner. Good food and drinks are available at the bar, but you'll want to eat before the lesson starts so that you don't have to stop dancing. Most nights the dancing ends at 23:00, but sometimes it keeps going until midnight. If you stay until the end, you may get invited to an afterparty for more dancing. If you dance Miami style salsa on 1, it's really not difficult to transition to NY style salsa on 2, and during the social dance, there's a good likelihood that you will be able to find someone who can dance both styles.

The hottest chicks in Lowell go here. Just bring earplugs because you WILL get earaped. I would…read moresuggest bringing ear plugs to any place that has music though because a lot of DJs become deaf to certain frequencies so while the music overall may not be dangerously loud the treble might be uncomfortably loud compared to everything else for example. I've never had the food but it looks and smells delicious and some nights the pool is free. if you're looking for a roomy, open concept bar to chill at, this is a great place, and PLEASE don't be afraid to mention them to turn down the music because even though everyone else is scared to speak up they will definitely be thankful. And don't be one of those people who thinks that Not blowing out your eardrums from loud music is uncool because guess what, being deaf is probably one of the uncoolest things you could do if you where blessed with the gift of hearing and then ended up losing it from being careless.

Requested a $10 cover which was reasonable for New Year's Eve then we walked in and saw lots of…read moreunderage kids. We ordered drinks with our card out and the bartender poured the drink then said it was cash only. She told us we needed to order all of our drinks at one time in a bit of a rude way so we did and they were $8 for a very small drink. Would not recommend