Drinks are great. Waitstaff is friendly and helpful. This isn't about that. The Friday night dj (dj's?) is consistently bad. Here are some pro tips for the dj: 1. If the majority of people on the dance floor cheers for a song that's being played, let it play for longer than 20 seconds. 2. If you get complaints about the music you're playing, consider changing what you're doing. 3. Quit scratching and remixing nostalgic songs. They're fine as is. 4. Try to create some sort of flow out of the order in which you play songs. For example, don't play a few seconds of a dance hit, switch over to a few seconds of 90s hip hop, then over to a rap b-side. This will help people dance without periods of standing around, trying to figure out how to move to the next iteration of music. Don't make it a challenge for people to keep up. read more

From the outside, the place appears to be rocking out from the inside - but once you finally find your way to the entrance (hint): its hidden far around the corner inside a parking lot. It took my friend and I a few times to figure out how the heck to get in or decide whether or not to jump over the chair in the doorway behind the band. There is also a $5 cover just to get in. The venue has alot of potential for coolness if it were spiffed up - clean up the furniture and floors. Also getting a drink here is next to impossible unless you get in the bartender's face. First time I felt like I had to be a dude in order to get a drink. Music here is uber loud so don't bring a date here!. And last but not least, I didn't think a bartender could possibly give such a shoddy Gin&Tonic but believe it, it happened here. Save your $$ and go to many numerous other strong standing Capitol Hill dwellings. read more

Havana - the bar by hh - Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I think it's free cover before 10:30? Stranger for a place that is like a bar/lounge. I think the cover is $8? or was it $10? Either way, it's actually not too bad for a bar/lounge type of ordeal. The music is always loud, and of course, being on the hill, sucks for you to find parking. I luckily found parking once a block away, but my friend, took like 30 minutes to find free parking. Parking in general sucks on the hill--I have no idea how people manage to keep coming because I for one, hate that, and I hate it enough to not come through the vicinity (although there are really, really GREAT places on the hill). I've been here a few times, on a Thursday and a Friday. Who goes out on Fridays? It's like a Seattle thing to go out on Saturdays usually, at least that's how I feel. Ehhh, the music was a mix between old skool, to top 40, to dance and hip hop.... a really diverse mix of music that always has you guessing. Crowds will arise after 11 and it will get so crowded you can barely get through to the bar, let alone breathe, with all the weird guys crowding around your group of friends as you try to turn around to dance the other way--but can't because whoops, there's no damn room. Mehhh, because of that, they need to check that. The drinks are cooh, nothing too special, I think they're a little more pricey than the bars in Belltown/Downtown, but it's cooh if you just wanna grab a drink. Pretty fast, efficient and really friendly/helpful. They didn't use redbull though for my vegas bomb, their other energy drink sucked :( But come to the huge crowds if you like, have a few drinks, dance, or try to, and walk around the hill though--there's always fun people to roam with when your buzzed on cap. hill. read more

Came here for a girls' night out and was so psyched to find it! I was a little nervous that we'd be stuck wandering around Capitol Hill looking for a nondescript door, but Havana has large windows that look onto the street, even though the entrance is tucked away. Bartenders were super friendly and put together some strong drinks. Loved the fact that people were just out to dance! The douchey/groper people stayed off the floor until later in the night..when everyone was wearing beer goggles. I'd definitely come back again! read more

I love this spot! The bartenders are super cool, and are decent mixologists. Seating is limited, but the Dj will have you moving all night. The dance floor gets packed, but the patrons know how to act. Such a good time! West Coast Is The Best Coast. read more

With a name like "Havana" I expected a bit more than the typical bump-n-grind hip hop music. But my quest for a place with good Latin/reggaeton dance music continues. Havana is crowded. This could make for a fun, party-like atmosphere, but it's mostly a pain. Long lines to get in. Hard to get a drink with the cluster of people at the bar. It's a mess on a busy night. Therefore, unless you're able to get a table, it could be a rough place to go with a group. You'll find yourselves losing each other in the crowd. read more

If you're over 24, it's probably not the place for you. "Dance floor" is tiny, drinks are strong and the people are all over the place. read more

This might be an oxymoron but I truly find this to be a lovely club. I came here a few weeks ago on a Friday night and I was truly blown away by how kind, friendly, and attentive the staff were. They all took their jobs seriously without taking themselves too serious. The security team and bartenders made me feel safe and taken care of WITHOUT being rude or disrespectful to patrons. I believe Sola was helping w security and Daniel was helping me w drinks. I could be remembering wrong. Fun environment. Smaller but open feeling club. Doesn't feel creepy or too dark. Sweet staff. Happy, dancey crowd. Booths and lounge to rest your feet! Fun dj. Thank you Havana! read more

I visited here again recently and need to do a review update! They say on the website that it is $5 cover between 9pm and 11pm and $9 after 11pm for Fridays/Saturdays. My friends and I arrived right before 11pm and there was no line, the lady charged us $6 each. I almost asked her why it is not $5 as listed on the website but I decided to save myself from potential arguments. When we walked in, there were not a lot of people. People started coming in and dancing around more after 11pm. Also $3 for each coat check. The music was okay. Some other clubs/venues in Belltown definitely have better DJs and music. The only two reasons I would choose Capitol Hill over Belltown/downtown are that 1) Capitol Hill has a slightly younger crowd (college aged) and 2) has buses nearby that run through 2am in the morning. However, in downtown/Belltown, if nobody is sober enough to drive, you have to leave early at around 1am at the latest to catch the bus or pay a lot of money to cab. I agree with Katy H. that this place is not easy to find. It is located inside a parking lot and its entrance is really hidden. If you have never been to this place, it is very difficult to find. read more

Came here on a Saturday night and the place was packed. Seriously, people were pretty much shoulder to shoulder...which makes dancing a bit hard. I wish there was better ventilation in here. I felt dirty after I left...probably from the person dancing next to me and rubbing their sweat into me. Gross. DJs played decent music that you can dance to and I love that this place has a mixed crowd. I guess this is the place to be. Even as we were leaving, there was a line outside...and we left around 1:30am. read more

I came here for a night of entertainment. Despite the entrance being off the street in a parking lot and the absence of a typical neon sign one would expect at these night clubs, there was a long line of ethnically diverse twenty to thirty somethings waiting to get in. Unlike some clubs that artificially keep the line long to draw more customers, this place was very full. Unfortunately when I walked in the room I was hit by a a heavy and muggy heat blast. So many dancing bodies and no A/C isn't the most pleasant combination. I heard one lady who was complaining that it was so hot that she had a hard time getting her pants up after she used the restroom! The cover charge was a modest $5 compared to other places in the neighborhood that charge up to $20. Alcoholic beverages are priced what you would expect. Bars as usual have very high mark ups. The music that was playing was top 40, R&B and hip hop. It appears that this bar is doing well with much of its marketing done by word of mouth. This says something positive. read more

Havana - a man sitting at a bar in a restaurant - Lounges Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The security staff is a joke. They go out of their way to make people feel uncomfortable and start confrontation. The short bouncer with glasses was acting completely out of character and starting confrontation with multiple people trying to enter the bar. The fact they still have a job is stunning. read more

Went here on a Wednesday night coming from Southern California my first night in Seattle. Got a drink and had my tab opened. At the end of the night I went to close my tab and they LOST my debit card!! They're excuse was that they're was to many people with the same last name as me (there was only 2). It was very unprofessional and I had to ask for the manager because none of the employees had informed him! The manager was very helpful in the situation and I appreciate that. But the bartender that opened my tab who is known as "Ducky" blonde hair dude with tattoos had an attitude and was asking me where I lost my card and who opened my tab when it was HIM that lost it and had it last! Be safe and close your tabs if you're going to be drinking here! read more

The staff checking IDs and especially the lady taking cover fees were rude and unfriendly. If you want to pay cover while the lady charging you cover hurls racist remarks at you this is the place. Inside the club it's very sweaty with people hooking up in a dirty bathroom. read more

My friends and I are from San Francisco and we came to Seattle to vacation and have fun. We were recommended by locals to come to Havana for a fun night out. When we first entered we bought several shots of alcohol. It was a good time until one of the security guards decided to come up to us and tell us that we were acting unprofessional. "unprofessional????" I'm sorry, how are we supposed to act in a club??? are we supposed to act like the queen of England was in the vicinity??????? Are you not supposed to dance in a club?????? don't come here. I felt so disrespected. No one has ever treated me like this ever. I've been to several clubs in my life and no one has ever complained before. If you are visiting Seattle and want to come to a fun club, DO NOT COME HERE. I feel that it ruined my whole trip. read more

I had a really fun night here- the interior is beautiful, lots of windows and high ceilings. Steep cover fee-$11 when I was there. But still it was fun. Drinks were good. read more

The club is alright, but last time I went there, they wanna charge me in debit or credit. They don't do cash anymore. Not only that, they got a racist dress code. If they gonna be picky and petty about it, they can kiss my ass. read more

Lame place with shitty security. Payed $7 cover to get in and it was empty at midnight on a Friday night. DJ needs to update his music and owner needs to hire new security staff with proper training. There was a fight in the bathroom and the bouncer decided the best way to intervine was taking a girls care and ID. They tried to use the card that night multiple times with no luck. They are not only bad at their job but they are stupid wanna be thieves. I will never go back to that place and I will spread the word. read more

Women's cover is free before 10 on a Saturday, and awesomesauce bartenders. Dancing space is small early in the evening but nice and chill. Later on, tbd. read more

Left a credit card there, called and confirmed that I'd be coming for it, and in the two days before I could pick it up, an employee took it and tied to purchase $200 with off items at Fred Meyer. Classy. read more

Havana is the place to live out your playboy fantasies you never had in college when The Parlor has been dried up of fresh balls. It has all of the characteristics of a bad singles club and messy bachelorette parties. Watch men spew pick-up lines like they've never gotten laid before. I had a guy tell me that my butt looked even better closer than from a distance. Thanks, super skank dude. Watch women suck back cheap booze and lose their girl friends in the process. "omigawd, where did Whitney go?!?!" Watch both men and women dance circles around each other to decipher whether they're feeling each other or not. Work hard, grind harder. $10.00 cover fee for this shit? Pass. read more

NINE DOLLARS for a vodka/redbull? NINE DOLLARS for a vodka/soda? We didn't ask for doubles, talls, or any fancy liquor so what gives? I realize Block Party 2008 was in full effect, but SHAME ON YOU, Havana. If your bartender is going to give us service with an attitude regardless of how incredibly patient our group is and then charge us Belltown prices for a simple drink, I'm going to have to say this is the end for us, babe. My friend Kiki runs Back Door out of Havana on Thursdays, and I'd love to support him, but I can't cheerfully support Havana anymore. And ferchrissakes - you've never heard of a fan or a/c, Havana? read more

I came here with IPB and a few others and it was an interesting time! First of all I liked the music. Cover was $10. That's fine. We went in and this place was crowded. We went to the bar to get drinks. My friend and I both got a cocktail- some tequila grapefruit lime concoction. It was decent but a bit on the tart side. Oh and there was an ENTIRE BROKEN BOTTOM of a bottle in my friend's glass mixed in with the ice. That's kind of terrifying. It was a big ordeal and it was loud as hell but we finally communicated what happened. They changed out the ice bucket and said they refunded my friend's purchase but they never gave her a voided credit card receipt. So only time will tell. The bartender did remake both drinks for us. I haven't been groped this much in years. Some guy came up behind me and literally punched me in the ass then proceeded to apologize profusely saying he thought I was someone else. Good times. Typical club scene with people grinding on each other in your face and a mass of humanity all in one small area. If there was a fire there I hate to see what would happen. It had to be beyond capacity. Anywho. This is why I stay home. Update: They never did reverse the charge for the drinks after all. read more

Don't waste your money they give you the cheapest tequila (Juarez Silver!!!) disgusting for $20 !! Nice place but worse drinks in Seattle!

For anyone who hasn't been to this club before, this place is located right next to Poquitos. To enter, simply go to the back parking lot behind Poquitos and there, you'll usually find a line of some sort that leads to the club entrance. For ladies, if you're here before 10pm, it's free entry! Between 10-1130ish, this club doesn't get too packed. Closer to midnight, expect to dance almost shoulder to shoulder with people. Age range here: Majority are in the late 20s - 30s/40s, and the guy to girl ratio is usually even. Coat check is around $3 and drinks are typical prices ($8-10+). For the most part, the booths/tables are first come, first serve basis unless you see a Reserved sign on it. Dance floor is an ok size but you will find it feeling a bit small and cramped when this place gets packed. As for the music and experience here, you either love it or you hate it. For the vast majority of the music, it's usually 90s to early 2000s hip hop music. On really fun nights (and depending on the crowd), it's pretty cool to see people recognize the same songs you grew up listening to and having a spontaneous group karaoke session with everyone singing along to the song. For me, last Saturday was pretty awesome. The music cuts were slightly on the more current trends (with more trap remixes + 2010 and later songs) and there were some random Rock 'n Roll + Top 40 as well. But at the end of the night, the DJs brought back the old school vibe with the classic songs of the 90s to the crowd. For me, I would consider a bad night to be full of 90s rap (which makes dancing difficult unless you're intoxicated) + guy ratio = too many creepy men. Fortunately, the bad scenario only happened a couple of times for me and all the other visits has always been fun. Overall, this is a pretty decent place to get your old school vibe on with good hip hop music =] read more

This is one of those places that you need to know where it's at. Entry into the club is through a parking lot of off Pike Street. You walk down a pathway covered by an awning that reminds you of either walking into a classic 1940s bar from the film Casablanca or some other older social club. Upon entering.... "Dance, Dance, Dance 'til you're dead" ("Heads will Roll" by Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs) is the song that comes to mind. There is a good mix of music to entice you to dance and since the dance floor is small, it seems to always be packed with people ready to dance until the break of dawn. The only negative is that on one side of the dance floor is the bar and you have to navigate your way through the dance floor to make it to the other side where the tables are or stairs to the upstairs loft that has some seating or navigate back through to the bathrooms that are at the entrance of the club. With this layout, drinks in hand can ALWAYS be an interesting adventure! Luckily they also have waitresses that come around and check if you want anything more. Even though it was packed with many people ordering, I was pleasantly surprised by the short time it took to get our drinks. Overall interior is beautiful. High Ceilings, nice bathrooms, tropical plants, amazing light fixtures, just an overall eloquent place that could seriously make you think you are in the film Casablanca (if they could turn the interior to black & white). Cover charge can range anywhere from nothing to $8, depending on the time & night you go. Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, I'll be walking into this one again. read more

They play hip hop and RnB so it's already better than 80% of the other clubs around Capitol Hill :P . The venue is pretty small and cramped. The $10 coat check and expensive watered down drinks tasted like standard Capitol Hill fare. Props to the homeless guy rocking out basically naked outside the venue in the window during winter. read more

You guys. You GUYS. This club is a magical wonderland where your dreams can and will come true. Example. One night my old college roommate, best friend, and recently turned 21 year old brother went to Havana. It was around Christmas (this is relevant.) We started with doubles, and we kept alternating buying rounds for the group. (At no point did anyone think, k now could be a good time to stop pounding booze 2oz at time... Kids, amirite?) Jam-wise, we're working with a sweet combo of top 40 and, from what I can tell, the soundtrack to Save the Last Dance. Right around midnight, I catch a glimpse of a fellow move-buster wearing (this is real) a sweater (how... it's approx. 250 degrees in there) with Christmas lights on it (yes) and a hat that says HO HO HO. Dibs. Fast forward through a couple hours of dancing that had me feeling like Bey but looking like William Hung (those doubles'll get ya), my friends and I, and my gentleman suitor, leave the club. Everyone's hammered, so we decided to pop over to the Silver Cloud to pass out. Things get hazy after that. (I think my dance partner's name is Arthur and he's Canadian. I can't be sure, but I dig that about him so I'm sticking with it.) Anyway, cut to the next morning, I wake up next to Arthur in his birthday suit (congratulations Arthur's parents because cot damn) to a call from my mother yelling at me. She is asking where my brother is because she got a call from the police that he wandered into Swedish Hospital. Butt. Ass. Naked. (We're skipping over the part where I had to explain to my mother why I wasn't in the same hotel room as my friends. Not my finest work.) So, barely able to walk/see/not puke, I stumble over to Swedish down the street to find my idiot brother sitting there in a hospital gown, commando. I brought his clothes, which were, I sheet you not, in a trail leading from his bed to the door. What even is that? He explains that he came to while walking down the street in broad daylight and realized he had no clothes on. After a brief panic, he ducked into a parking lot that happened to belong to Swedish, where a front desk employee who definitely doesn't get paid enough to deal with this at 7am on a Sunday called the cops who called my mom and here we are. I mean. What? It was the unicorn of nights. It was glorious and terrifying and there was a lot of weird nakedness. For that, Havana, I thank you. Tl;dr: 10/10 Would recommend. read more

You have to like Havana just for being so hard to find, sort of like a speakeasy, at least entrance-wise. Once inside, the bar opens up into a fairly large room with some big red rounded booths along the walls, a happening bar, and a dance-floor that gets jiggy as the night rolls along. If you can get a seat upstairs, that's not a bad viewpoint either, although you're sort of removed from the action. I'm not sure why - because the place was not so busy when we were there at happy hour - but service was almost non-existent at first. It did improve, strangely, as the bar got busier, but who am I to complain about that. Drinks are pretty fun, having that old Cuba vibe. Two favorites of mine were the Signature Move and the El Floridita. If you're hungry, a yelpy tip is to order some tasty pizza from Via Tribunali across the street. While you can order from the staff, we found it easier to send over an envoy to make the transaction! read more

Havana is among my top favorites to dance. A few days before attending, I had reserved a booth. It was only $10 for the entire night, but I had to be there at 10pm and was late by an hour. My reservation was honored and our always checked in on us for drinks. Even if you don't have reservations, you can always throw your jacket with belongings into the corner booth where it'll be safe. I love going because DJs play hype top 40 hip-hop. In general, Havana usually has a diverse set of DJs from all around that mash music seamlessly together into a mix that makes me drunk happy. I only wish the venue was a tad larger because it gets packed. The crowd is comprised of non-douche bags so I usually have a great time. GO! read more

My buddy and I went out to Havana for some Friday night fun and we had a great time dancing the night away with all of the cute girls. My only problem with the place was that I ordered 5 shots and the dreadlocked bartender did not acknowledge my order, so I ordered 5 from another bartender. The next thing I know, there were 10 shots in front of me and the dude that ignored me was telling me that I had to pay for all 10 shots. The bartender was pretty abrasive about the whole situation, even after I explained myself, and he was unwilling to let me pay for only the 5 that I wanted. I ended up paying for 8 of them and the whole situation left a very bad taste in my mouth. read more

I've been to Havana a few times over the years and actually enjoy it between 9pm - 12ish am. Unfortunately, I'm not 21 and can't deal with larger groups of 20 somethings dancing up a storm, attempting to make room with the elbows (which is impossible - assume you're going to be swinging your hips next to a stranger and either a. enjoy it or b. roll your eyes and get over it). I saw a comment about getting groped and definitely agree that it can get bad here (the later the hour!). But I can say if you talk to a bouncer up front about getting harassed or touched inappropriately, they take it very seriously and will diffuse the situation (at least in my experience). Drinks are good. Waitstaff is good. DJ on Saturday, very good. It is a smaller venue, so be prepared - but definitely a place I would recommend to dance at! FYI - we were having a small bachelorette party for a friend and you can reserve a table ahead of time for pretty cheap without a food/bar minimum. You can get there early, too, and try to grab something for free, but if you want a night with easier convenience, I recommend emailing ahead! read more

A PALACE FOR DRINKING! That's what they call this place. For that slogan alone, I love it! Also: Mysterious, hard-to-find entrance. Sexy! Some of the best Long Islands on the Hill. (It makes me feel trashy to be rating Long Islands. In my defense, I almost never drink them. But I do here... because they are delicious and served in a pint glass.) Lovely bartenders and cocktailers. Crackin' jamz! Hip-hop, 80s/90s, if you want to get your dance on, this is the spot. I actually find myself shouting ridiculous phrases like "oooh this shit's my CUT!" ...Embarrassing. Balcony lounge area. Great for when you need to take a break from all that ass shakin'... Who doesn't love a club themed after an old school communist country? On the downside, there is cover. Remember how I hate cover?? But still, I'll pay $5 to party in this palace every once in awhile. read more

So it was a little difficult finding this place. It's off kind of in an alley place. We had free cover because we ate at an affiliated brother to Havana. It was called the saint. The wait was short the security did a great job checking everyone bf going into the club. A girl in front of me didn't get in because of a backpack so no backpacks aloud. Also they have a place to check in your coat bc it's freezing outside and hot as hell inside. The music was awesome on a Friday night. A lot more boys than girls here forsure. Very diverse and really wanted to tell ppl why the eff they didn't put deodorant on. The small area made it difficult to dance but made it happen. Drinks were decently priced for a small club. And I think to check in 2coats was four dollars. read more

Happy 100th review! Wahoo! There are a few stipulations to this 4-star review: 1. this is a pre-1030pm review 2. this isn't a review on bartenders/bartendresses 3. this is a review solely on my ability to act a fool My sis and sig. other planned a surprise party (because I hate birthday parties and getting old) and we ended up here around 9pm. Dead as a doornail inside, we walked in to find the dancefloor completely empty minus a few wallflowers and gawkers. Welp, that's all I needed! Had a few boosts of liquid power and off I went! Juking and jiving, gyrating and flailing my limbs, getting my entourage to join in the festivities, making people envious of my, what seemed like, boneless body! What I really, really, really like about Havana is the music/DJ. Blurg, I can't tell you how many places I end up where the DJ decides to play his/her home mix they made in their momma's basement as their relationship was ending, so it becomes all scatterbrained and jumps from one era/decade to another, leaving me, the dancer, hopping from the Running Man to the Dougie to the Robot....and not in a beautiful, fluid way but more like a fish out of water kind of thing.... The night ended up being awesome cause we were sopping in sweat and spent by 11pm, right when all the club heads and too-cool-fo-schoolers were walking in. No offense, you non-dancers, but stay off the dance floors so fools like me can do our thing ... go to a lounge or a bathroom or something. read more

There is nothing majorly wrong with this place but it gets a "so-so" review from me because there are a few things I don't love about this place that aren't issues at other local haunts: -It's hard to find. There isn't even a sign.. the only reason I know this place exists is because I've seen a line of people standing in a dimly lit parking lot and wondered what they were in line for. -It gets SO crowded and not only is there not enough room to dance, it takes a year to get a drink -On top of the long wait for a drink, the bartenders are so busy and so haggard from serving a million people a night that they're not very friendly. If you like to dance or socialize and meet people, this is a great place to go. When I've gone there has been a cover charge, I'm not sure if that's always the case though. Overall it's an okay spot, especially if you want to dance your heart out.. but I can think of a dozen places to go before I'd go here again. read more

If you are 15 feet tall, this place is for you!!! Really, this place has super high ceilings. But, it was also a little weird. It wasn't too bright nor too dark. It wasn't too plain nor too gaudy. It wasn't too loud nor too quiet. It was just there. As for the drinks, they were pretty weak (though, I'm used to Linda's well drinks which are so strong they are almost unpalatable). Though the drinks WERE cheap during happy hour. EVERYONE was wearing black, even the staff. I realize this is because everyone there just got done with school at the neighboring Aveda Institute. But, I still felt a little out of place wearing a blue shirt and non-pointy shoes. The staff there was very pretty. But, that's about all I can say for them. The COOLEST thing about this place was the bathroom. It was HOT PINK!!! Other than that, this place was a bore to me. read more

Been here twice, both for birthday celebrations. BOTH TIMES: dance floor so crowded, you basically unwittingly commit or are a victim of sexual harassment just trying to cross the dance floor; waitresses so stressed out by balancing drinks across said dance floor that they are incapable of being hospitable; air circulation so poor I was sweating buckets in November LAST TIME: My cousin had the upstairs reserved for his party, which was SO MUCH BETTER than having a table reserved on the floor. This gave us a nice place to mingle with more than one inch of personal space, and we had a waitress--though obviously overextended--dedicated to our party. HAZARDS: Ladies, beware the stairs, some of the carpet is loose and your heel can catch, sending you on an embarrassing tumble down the steps, even while sober. So I hear. The interior is really beautiful, though they pack so many people in there that you barely notice it! I won't be back for anything less than a super special occasion hosted on the second floor. read more

First, let me start out by saying I'm not much of a "clubber." Call me lame. Call me old. Whatever it's just not my scene, I prefer casual places where you can actually have a conversation, dance if you'd like, move about freely, etc. Anyway, it was a friend's birthday so I decided to suck it up. On a positive note, I enjoyed the music...90s and popular top 40s...all very good music to bust a move to. However, it's gotta be a fire code violation to pack people in there so tightly. I could barely move. I got elbowed in the head by a very intense fist pumper and touched in places, I don't think I should ever be touched by strangers. There was an interesting age variation...everything from your 21 year olds to your 50 year olds. We reserved a table for 10 bucks. At the very least, we thought it would be a nice place to throw our coats and sit for a bit. Wrong..drunk people going through our coats and not respecting the fact that we reserved the table. Randoms using it as their own personal coat check. A girl who puked on herself decided to sit on down and get puke all over the booth. I opened a tab at the bar and I went to close it out and it was almost as if they had lost my card. The bartender searched frantically for about 10 minutes until he found it. If you like not being able to move, the smell of puke, and overpriced drinks then this is the place for you... read more

Havana deserves a solid 3-star review for its drinks and atmosphere. I came with a group of friends on a Tuesday night and we got in quickly as it was before 10. I didn't mind that there was hardly anyone there as I had heard that Havana gets packed later in the evening. We ordered drinks from the bar and I started with the "Signature Move" cocktail. It wasn't bad but it wasn't anything I would get again and especially for $11. The beers which ranged from $4-$6 were a much better deal: assured quality for a lower price. The scene itself was pretty fun. By midnight the dance floor was pretty packed, so be prepared to be surrounded by sweaty randos. As long as that is okay by you, it's a good time. I enjoyed dancing with my friends and the crowd was really diverse which was cool. The music on Tuesday nights is 90s and we heard mostly 90s hip hop. Definitely the most live spot on E Pike on Tuesday nights. If you're in the area looking for a place to go out then I would recommend. If you are coming to E Pike with the sole purpose of trying out Havana, I would not recommend the trip! read more