In case it is not known: THIS LOCATION HAS A PATIO!!! FULL BLOWN 2ND LEVEL VIEWS OF…read moreSHREVEPORT...patio/deck/balcony/lanai. Yeah, yeah... I get that those words are not interchangeable and are used differently depending on which region of the US you may hail from but it's my way of providing a cover all. 1st floor includes live music with the crowd singing along from time to time. 2nd floor includes the DJ bouncing hard with a great bass line and allllllll the classics and newbies. 2nd floor = hooka & full bar. 2nd Floor = Deck with more hookas, nice orange decor, fire pits and fire stands. 2nd floor = Balcony straight in front of the bar and it's a true 1 line balcony with chairs. See my pictures. TV's all around. Drinks seem reasonably priced but I don't drink so I can say my people didn't complain. Doormen are dressed in suits and aim to please. You'll get a stamp upon paying. There's always a special. Multiple stairwells outside and stair cases, inside. Safety first people. Format = R&B Rap Slow Jams

Great place to listen to live music, restaurant, two bars, a dance floor on second floor, rooftop…read moredeck with a view, and a hookah area! I love it! The bathroom facilities could be better lighted with larger stalls.

Amazing new club with a sexy female staff and amazing drink prices! This is the best place to get…read moreyour dancefloor on in Shreveport.

My best friend and I wanted a place to go that had some serious dance tunes and would welcome two…read morelittle old ladies without prejudice. After some research, we headed out for our night on the town. The neighborhood was a little intimidating, but we found a close place to park outside the door and ventured forth. First, let me say the young gentleman who was working security out front was helpful and welcomed us warmly. Tyrell, you rock! We paid our cover for the evening, and found a spot at the end of the bar and settled in. This part of the bar was the "country" side with the usual decor and ambiance. Bruce, our bartender (who evidently has been at this position for 23 years) was the epitome of service and friendliness. He was attentive, and never let either one of us sit alone when the other was away from our seat. He introduced us to everyone who ventured near and was animated and entertaining as well as efficient. You could tell he knew his business when I challenged him to concoct a "rusty nail" for me. (Insert happy face here). There wasn't a request he was unable to fill for us. A true expert in his field. When my friend suggested to Bruce that some old-school rock & roll music might be a nice change, he found someone to program the video machine and we enjoyed classic rock for most of our remaining time with them. After awhile the "dance bar" side began to fill, and we could see they had cranked up the music (could hear it only faintly) and people were beginning to dance. There was a period of time where the "drag show" took over, but we were not really tempted to join the crowd as we were having much too good of a time. We did, however, join the dance crowd for what turned out to be a kind of "line" dance, and my groove made an appearance for the duration. What fun! We enjoyed ourselves immensely, and when it was time to go, we were escorted to our car by Jeremy, a lovely young man with a bouncer's presence. He, and everyone we met at Central Station, was gracious and polite and generous with their hospitality. I am returning to Las Vegas with a great memory of a fun and entertaining evening in Shreveport.

This place online is open until 2am. Went to the door and they claimed to be closed due to no…read morecustomers. I went in and there was 8 people sitting at the counter drinking. 6 of which I know did not work there. Rude customer service and they looked very sketchy. Will never go back again.

This is a very nice dance venue. Extremely clean, big dance floor along with a bunch of pool…read moretables too. We got there before 8 on a Saturday and no cover charge. The crowd early were mainly older, then as the night went on it got younger. Lots of bartenders and tables. Decor was all country but music had a mix of rock for the boogie crowd. We left at 10:30 (hour drive back to the ranch) but a very nice surprise how nice and welcoming the place and patrons were

They definitely win for biggest bar I've seen in SBC. Not too many beers, but a large dance floor…read moreand the views from the second floor are neat.