If you are into dancing and Spanish music this is the place to go.  It is split into two sides, one is for reggaeton and the other is traditional Spanish music like cumbia, etc.  Everyone here loves to dance and it stays open until about two a.m. on the weekend.  The crowd is mostly Hispanic folks, so a little knowledge of the Spanish language would be a great help.  The only negative thing is that the drink prices are ridiculously high, but the dancing is  great.
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