The 900 Club

I have friends that are members. Ive been there half a dozen times and have regretted going every time. The bar tenders ignore you and are pretty rude if you're not a member. There are a lot of very snobby people. But, on occasion, there are some interesting , nice folk. Normally the band members. Two stars for cool band folk that are down to earth.

haha, i was able to get into the private club (invited by a friend).  and i came to make fun, but....the 900 club isn't that bad.  the second floor is actually less pretentious than the first.  

enter thought the side door below by turning left after the bue velvet door.  there's also a rear/side entrance towards the back of the building that is level with the street.  

being on the second floor makes the 900 seem more remote/exclusive.  a ski lodge look and feel, great views out the west windows, multiple hdtvs (though music on during nhl playoffs and a dodger game.  hoping for something like a lakers game, they turn on game sound), and no dbags (plenty of rich folk though).  the food was very good.  no cash, all on accounts since it's member based.

all medium wood interior (wood, floor, walls, ceiling) with plenty of eating tables and comfy chairs/couches.  a pool tables and video game cubby the kids love.  beautiful stained glass windows on both sides of a classic wood bar with wooden overhang/upside down glasses.  bartenders were very attentive and accommodating.

very relaxed atmosphere, but as you can guess, there's some money in the bar.  given the location (MB), no reason to think there wouldn't be.  definitely an 35-50 year old crowd, not many 20 somethings looking to hook up.  overall, way better than i expected.

Great local business.  Good eats and friendly staff and crowd.  We don't get here enough!