The drinks are good but they don't give you much for what you pay for. The service has been good…read moreand the bartenders have been nice. The ambiance is a very classic club feel. The best part about it is that it has a rooftop which is super fun during the warmer months! I will say though it is definitely an 18 plus club and because of that you might run into some interesting people.

I have never been more disappointed. We came to this place at 10:30 as a group of 5. We got in got…read morea drink and stood back waiting for our friends to get in. 3/5 of our group went to grab a drink & came back. While standing there, we were kicked out. I am so confused bc we were literally just standing there. They were hostile, aggressive, and would NOT tell us why we were being kicked out. I am so confused and angry that I spent money just to be forced out for no reason. The only thing I can think of is this was discriminatory due to our friend being gay. We never spoke to anyone except a young man named Parker & that was just casual conversation. In conclusion, I wouldn't recommend ever giving this place your time. I will be exploring my options legally as well.

Very friendly bartenders, nothing against the owners, but a handful of creepy staff unfortunately…read more(comments, stares, etc)

Still Life is the best! Had a great time and so glad they were stocked with Happy Dads. Service was…read moregreat, and I'm excited to go back.

Hear me out ladies and gentlemen... THE NUMBER ONE BEST NIGHTCLUB IN ALL OF THE TRIANGLE AREA!!…read moreThis place brings in great music of a variety of Trap, HipHop, & Reggaeton. The ladies are all wonderful, really attentive, and will ensure you are well taken care of. Drinks are delicious and beer is always ice cold! They have plenty of parking (which is a plus) with a different food truck parked outside. 10/10 recommend!

From the owner: Coco Vice nightclub in Durham, NC offers a vibrant nightlife experience for patrons looking to…read moreunwind and socialize. With a dynamic atmosphere and eclectic music selection, the venue provides a space for guests to enjoy drinks and dancing. Known for its energetic ambiance and diverse crowd, Coco Vice nightclub caters to individuals seeking a lively and engaging entertainment option in the heart of Durham. Whether for a night out with friends or a special event, the club offers a memorable experience for those looking to enjoy the local nightlife scene.

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.

Shooters II is a great spot for Duke students, especially Saturday nights. There's a lot of bars so…read moreyou'll be able to get a drink pretty fast despite how busy it gets in there (we loved the Happy Dads) and the DJ (sometimes live band) never disappoints.

Love the bull ride. Hate the crowd…read more I had so much fun riding the bull but I didn't enjoy the company of the people or staff at the bar. Just not my kind of crowd.

It's Feb 8th around 1am and there were 2 bartenders the one with Curly blond hair was working super…read morehard because her male counter part was hardly working at all. Only focus on girls he could flirt with but when they left no one could get a drink. Worst bartender! Felt bad for the girl since she had to handle all of us trying to get a drink.

Wayyyyy to expensive and music sucked I will probably never be coming here again it was such a rip…read moreoff

I have been coming to this spot since way back when when it was known as La Torres. Great club if…read moreyou are looking for Latin night. DJ plays a great variety from reggaeton, bachata, merengue, salsa etc. They have a coat check that starts at 11pm for $5. They have two floors. One smaller one closer to the entrance and then the big man one towards the center of the floor. They have VIP seating around the club and even stairs that lead up to a VIP section. They have an outside patio but was closed due to it being cold but you are still allowed to go outside and sit at your own discretion. Such a nostalgic place for me. It is more of a younger crowd here just an FYI.

I dropped my closed purse on the ground in the bathroom and came back not even 5 minutes later to…read morefind the worker in the bathroom putting my wallet in her back pocket and when i confronted her, she said she was so sorry and gave it back from her pocket. I asked her for the rest of my things and she pulled it out from her drawer under the sink and kept saying sorry bc she was caught. she still stole my birthday envelope which had cash in it. update: we did not get kicked out, we were not throwing up everywhere, if this lady was trying to help us then why would she keep apologizing and pull my wallet out of her pocket? the wallet was in the purse and closed. Before this even happened the lady kept urging us to tip and bc we felt bad we did, then this whole situation happened

Definitely would not recommend attending a show here. Getting through security was more adventurous…read morethan getting through TSA at the airport. We saw them take a Sharpie from someone. The guy even explained that he wanted to meet the band after and have them sign his poster. Too bad. They sent various other people back to their cars for other minor things too. It did not make sense or make us feel any safer. It just made going to a show feel like a chore. Once we were inside we all wanted to grab a beer. This is definitely not the place to do that! They had about 5 beers to choose from all of which I would never ever drink nor would anyone else in our group which is saying a lot because we all have pretty diverse tastes. All of the beers were like $18, even the garbage beers. I expect that price as we pay $19/beer at the hockey games but the arena offers a great selection. I'll pay $19 for a good beer. I saved lots of money at The Underground since they don't have any beer worth drinking. The bartenders at the bar on the left were not friendly and not interested in answering any questions. We ventured to the bar on the right and a few of us ordered mixed drinks.

As far as the sound here goes, it's great! Bathrooms are in the way back and they do have three…read morebars. However, there's very few seats and they were reserved for vip only. I didn't even see a handicapped seating area. Lighting is decent and one major positive was they had the a.c. cranked up high on the July evening we were there, when it was like 95 degrees outside. 2 major drawbacks...1. There's literally NOWHERE to park in the area for free. Th cheapest lot we found was around the corner and at the end of the street in a gravel lot and it was 12 bucks. Parking right at the venue is 40 bucks. 2. Drink and beer prices inside are way high. A shaker cup cocktail is 20 bucks and it's ALL ice. Refills are 17 bucks!!!! Another thjng I didn't like is that the box office is not attached to the venue and is up the street and they didn't take cash for tickets there. They also don't give you a paper ticket...they digitally text you a receipt and your tix too. Security has a walk through metal detector and they wand folks as well.

Step into a dimly lit labyrinth where the walls seem to swallow your secrets and every corner…read morewhispers mood and mystery. This bar is a glorious mess, the music pulses with an offbeat energy while a bartender is running a bar where the mixers seem to have gone on vacation. Better hope you're in the mood for whiskey neat or tequila straight up--because anything else is clearly an improvisation! It's a place where no one cares if the floors are sticky or the décor is a little less. It's chaos, it's charm, it's definitely unapologetic--a refuge for anyone who wants to drink, dance, and just be in the glorious mess of it all. The regulars are more like a family here, they have claimed their seats and built a strong camaraderie. Cheers!

Be careful about giving your credit card here for bar tabs....we were charged more than expected…read moreand card was hacked.

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.