Since I have been in North Carolina I have only stepped into one nightclub prior to this one and I…read moremust say I was skeptical. Only because I am used to an overindulgence in party scenes. I met with the owner upon a business proposal to work with the nightclub in promotions for my day job. He was very nice and inviting on the ideas we had for him, in which he accepted. (Woo!) Because I am hispanic and this is a spanish club I felt comfortable in the scene and was excited to see what this place was about. It is quite big for what I expected from the outside and it got filled rather quickly after a certain time which impressed me considering how big it was. What didn't play in favor is you had to either carry cash or go to the ATM while your drink began to water down. (should've ordered my whiskey neat) The place is going to have small changes which will probably give them a little more rank. They have big performances and the radio stations broadcasting which gains a few brownie points for me. Easy going place with intentions of a good time. They play a little bit of everything but mostly mexican bachata?

Ghetto, bathrooms dirty, it being Raleigh you would expect better. DJ isn't all that great...only…read morego there here and there because it's open late

This dance club/bar pulses with a low, guttural thrum of bass-heavy music that drowns out…read moreconversation, forcing patrons to lean in and shout to be heard. Dim, flickering neon lights cast jagged shadows across the crowded room, glinting off sticky glassware and half-finished drinks. This narrow bars air is thick with sweat, spilled beer, and the bite of cheap liquor, churning into a humid haze that clings to skin and clothing. Bodies press together--dancing, swaying, colliding--feeding the bar's restless energy. Bartenders move like frantic cogs behind the bar, shouting orders and slinging bottles with practiced aggression. Every corner hums with disorder and with all that booze they can't even make an old fashioned. But then again I am the kind of person who treats dance clubs like an over-caffeinated blender, would rather be nursing a good drink somewhere my shoes don't stick to the floor and conversation doesn't require a megaphone. Cheers!

So much fun at Zenith last night. This place used to be Coglin's and I was disappointed when it…read moreclosed. Glad to see a similar establishment opening here. Reminds me of the bars/clubs we frequented in the 90s -- dark with great music and drinks heavy on the liquor. Bartender was friendly and I enjoyed my Blue's Clues and Monster Mash. They were a little sweet but equally strong. They had an impressive beer list as well. I just wish the place was a little bigger with more seating but maybe they're just trying to get everybody on the dance floor! Look forward to going back.

Came to Loafers for the first time for a Competitive Shaggers Association dance contest April…read more10-11, 2026. My wife and I loved the atmosphere and the Club really took great care of the Dancers, Judges, and Sponsors. The whole event was top notch and the staff were amazing! Great job done by all!! So glad we made the trip from Charleston!!!!!

No better place to socialize and partner dance than here in Raleigh. Wednesday a simple dinner…read moreincluded with dancing until the crowd leaves to Shag, WCS, cha cha, and the occasional Two Step. Thursday is Two Step night. Friday is WCS, and Saturday is Shag. It's a membership club with a low annual fee and a full bar with reasonable prices. Gary and Debbie have downed and run this place over 30 years. Low cost group lessons are available on Monday for WCS, and Tuesday for Shag. There are optional short $5 lessons before the social dances too.

Went there on a Friday night Feb. 13, about an hour after they were supposed to open. The place was…read morelocked down. No one in sight, no sign, nothing.

Terminal 8 is my hump day happy hour destination. Terminal 8 hosts City Soul Cafe's open mic night…read moreevery Wednesday night at 8:30. A friend suggested the event to me and I'm a fan. There are so many talented spoken word artists that grace the stage every week. I love this venue because it is modern, brand new and the bartenders are excellent. There is ample lot parking, and the drink specials are excellent. Consistently strong and worth your dollar. There is plenty of comfortable seating and I love the decor. Sometimes they serve food and outside food has been allowed. There is also a calzone restaurant next door. Make this your hump day destination.

Legends is a good time. I visited with friends during my birthday weekend to attend a drag show and…read morehad a good time. This bar is notorious B.I.G. It has a beautiful patio with a cute tiki style bar. This is one of the largest bars I've seen in Raleigh. I've attended drag shows in New York City but the show here was way more entertaining. I really enjoyed the celebrity impersonations. Especially the Rihanna/Beyonce look alike lol. They have a huge dance floor, store inside that sells underwear and the large patio. Even if you aren't a member of the LGBTQ community, this is such a fun place to visit. Check out a show or stop in for a few drinks at one of the bars.

For god sake get a DJ that can play music that anyone knows or can dance to. Techno beat music is…read moreboring and crap. When he finally plays recognizable songs the place goes wild otherwise everyone is just bopping not really dancing.

Amazing dive bar that's very queer friendly, the bartender was so kind, and loved the theme and…read moreatmosphere of the bar. You can also grab food upstairs.

I had a pretty good time until after I went outside to leave. I took a picture of the crowd at the…read morefront, and then was attacked buy a crowd of girls and one nominal male. One of the girls demanded that I delete the photo. Naturally, I refused. It's perfectly within my rights to take a photo of people in public. It is not a good photo, and I would not have used it for anything because of its poor quality. But since it shows that I was not taking inappropriate photographs and it shows the image of the young man who grabbed my phone and threw it in the street, I will share it below. I had a very good time this night up until the weirdness at the end. Your doorman was a perfect gentleman and did his job. However, I was not causing the disturbance, the girls were. I have never been treated like this before and I hope that it never happens again.

So I used to go there when it was called " Aqua ". I have to say that management did an amazing job…read moreat remodeling the venue! It's now called " club 212 ". The lights are amazing, the music incredible, bartenders are super friendly and their drinks are yummy. I went there on Fridays mostly! It was for an LGBTQ night, and they had a drag show going on. I liked the people, it's clean, nice atmosphere and performers. Music was a mix of techno/hip hop/ 2023 hits/ Latin... I liked how they mixed the music. And by LGBTQ, I mean that it was super welcoming and friendly regardless of who you are or what you do. I will definitely be going back. They told me that they just started to organize these type of themed events, and I encourage everyone to go and support local businesses. I am so excited for their other events! I talked to their promoter and he told me there will be a girls night out theme, and a white party soon.

From the owner: About…read more Club 212 in Hope Mills, North Carolina is a popular nightlife destination that offers a lively atmosphere and a wide range of entertainment options. Located at 3041 N Main St, the club is well-known for its fun-filled dance floor, live music and DJ events, and exciting drink specials.

gorgeous place very nice service a and good vibes I'll will definitely go back... Try it out you…read morewill love it...

Very concerning that a drive by occurred here and the suspects were turned away by the bouncers at…read morethe door and came back to shoot up the place. But the bouncer could not provide a description and all the cameras didn't catch anything. Sounds like the owners are protecting someone. Do not go to this place, they will not protect you the next time they get shot up.

Total change from the last concert here. They now opened up part of the floor with seating for…read moredisabled patrons. We are no longer stashed in the corner with no opportunity to see anything. The staff was very kind and today's experience was easy. I do think they need to work on signage for where and how disabled patrons wait in the line. Bathrooms remained busy so I didn't use the facilities that night. Parking was the furthest away you could possibly be in the lot. They need to reopen the spaces in the front instead of making us walk clear across the parking lot to and from the venue. If they can fix that, they would get 5 stars

If you like to dress the part for metal shows, stay far away from this place…read more If you are a metal fan who likes to express yourself through your outfits, the Ritz is not the venue for you. We came here for Hanabie and Nekrogoblikon and were treated like we were trying to breach a high security government facility. The security team here is something else. They targeted my girlfriend's outfit three separate times before finally letting us in. First it was the cuffs, then it was a studded bra that wasn't sharp at all, and finally a third guy decided her boots were a threat to national security. My girlfriend is autistic and she spent weeks meticulously putting this outfit together. For her, this is how she expresses herself and feels comfortable in a crowd. Watching these guards pick her apart piece by piece until she was in tears and having a breakdown was pathetic. They took the one thing she was most excited about and turned it into a reason to bully her. The logic was top tier. The guard told us she should just go to the Walmart across the street and buy a change of clothes. I really appreciated the fashion advice from a guy who looks like he spends his weekends LARPing as a riot cop. I was allowed in with a two pound metal wallet chain that was two feet long, but her 1/4 inch decorative studs were the real danger. My buddy has been in the metal scene for 15 years and has worn the same jacket to every show, but he was turned away too. I literally smacked his jacket spikes with my own hand a dozen times to show them it wouldn't even scratch a toddler, but they just stared at me with completely blank expressions. I guess their specialized training didn't cover physics. They only updated their website to mention sharp or spiked clothing after we made a scene about their nonsensical enforcement. The venue is nice once you get inside, but the security team's power trip ensured that my friends and I are never coming back.