Hmmm... How can I begin to describe the injustice act I came face to face with while trying to enjoy my night out at this "great" place to hangout at.... First of all, I've never encountered any situation like this while being out anywhere else downtown out here and I've been down there more than a few times. Anyways, if you're a person of color, love being social while out on the dance floor, and move from one area of the floor to another every now again I would recommend you to play it safe and avoid racist people who pulls false accusations out of thin air just cause you're looking around the dance floor WHILE talking and dancing with others. Seriously if I could rate this place a zero stars I would.... Even would rate it a negative star, if that were possible. A friend of mines who visited from San Francisco, CA (our hometown) and I came face to face with an obviously high off some sort of drug and racist white man who accused us of looking at people's purses. Mind you, he had no proof, TWO: an actual crime was never committed for him to feel the need to approach us, THREE: he stopped us from going to enjoy a cigarette on the patio to stand there making these accusations, and FOUR: his sister also joined alongside him not even knowing what the hell she was walking in on nor talking about, but still decided to have input. When I became very frustrated and got loud trying to simply ask him to point out the people whose purses we we're supposedly looking at he had nothing to say whatsoever. He was dumbfounded all of sudden and had nothing to say anymore. Super choked up, you know, like when people are caught in their lie and know they are. He even assumed that when I pulled my phone out to call the people I was with who were already outside to let them know what was going on, that i was on the phone with "my brothers" and had the audacity to say, "YEAH, CALL YOUR BROTHERS!" I guess cause im colored, the only people i could be calling is my brother(s)? Super discriminative. And to top that, he stepped to us and called me a "bitch" because he felt attacked when I just wanted simple answers... Then my friend throws her drink in his face in defense of us, and as soon as he stepped in, she of course felt even more defensive and protected herself as anyone would in that situation.. Well I guess I should say what us colored people would feel to do in that situation. I wish I knew his name, as well as the sister's, but unfortunately I don't. But I can say that a guy who was out that night, neither with me or the racist, claimed that the racist person is apparently the club/bar owner. So again, POC, be very careful to not waste your time with that bar. It's not worth your time. No matter what, you'll always be the wrong one any sort of situation, especially one similar to mines. Workers were friendly (bartenders), but the people who apparently owns this place, should step their shit up, period! read more