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I’ve been to this place a few times and, unfortunately, I don’t recommend it. Here’s why: 1. Entry Fee: It costs $10 to get in and they only accept *cash*. This is a major inconvenience, especially since the bar accepts cards. Entry should too. 2. Bartenders:They consistently only have one bartender working, which is frustrating for people trying to get drinks quickly. With multiple people active in the kitchen, there’s no reason they can’t staff more behind the bar. 3. Rude Behavior: Some of the patrons are just flat-out rude. Respect should go both ways, regardless of identity. 4. Cleanliness:The place often smells like urine, cigarettes, and vape juice—especially right outside the dance floor. It’s evident that cleanliness isn’t a priority. 5. Crowd:The crowd is… eclectic, which is expected to a degree, but sometimes it’s just too chaotic. 6. Line Skipping: People regularly skip the line, and staff allow it. After waiting 30–40 minutes, seeing others let in ahead is extremely frustrating. Security needs to step up and manage the line more fairly. 7. Music: I get that it's a
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Bryan Humphries(Tuesday, August 15 23 am EDT)
I used to visit regularly back during I got in FREE ALL THE TIME! ❤️ Gary was always at the door 🚬 CHER just released BELIEVE!! I was 18y/o Now I am about to turn 45 & just started going back for the past 3mo!! THURS/FRI/SAT & once SUN! Which was AMAZING! ALL OF THE STAFF ARE WONDERFUL!! THEY WORK REALLY REALLY HARD TO GIVE US A SAFE HAPPY FUN PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BE YOURSELF!!!! 🫵🏼🌈🏳️🌈👊🏼 SPECIAL
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
🎤DJ ALEX & DJ JARED!!🎧
🙏 🫵🏼 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GIVING US AWESOME MUSIC!! & FOR HELPING ME FALL BACK IN LOVE WITH DANCE/REMIX’ing!!!!
ROBERT AND The other Security!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE RISK YOU TAKE TO Maintain US SAFE!!!!!!!!!
DENISE & JONATHAN!!
SAME SENTIMENTS!!!
But also just wanted to tell you both THANK YOU!! Thank you for allowing me to record the UNBELIEVABLE AMAZING TALENTED PERFORMERS WE HAVE IN OUR SCENIC Capital CHATTANOOGA!!! I AM BEING VERY RESPECTFUL AND WILL ONLY Divide IF I KNOW THE PERFORMER WOULD BE OK WITH ME SHARING BECAUSE I KNOW THEM PE