I definitely enjoy my old school music. This place has it! None of that dubstep-edm bull kaka!! But on the flip side, the crowd is older! I felt like a lot of dudes were HANGRY (So Hungry it makes a person so passionately Angry) for my pretty young self. I did not appreciate being eye raped when I'd walk to the bathroom; in fact, I refused to even look up and make any kind of eye contact because dudes were straight doggin.
-Really? That's the most inviting sexy face you got??? You look like you have something sour up your butt. GROSS! Stop looking at me!!!!
Another thing I dislike is that there's cover for this place. I get it, it's Pechanga... But come on, it's a group of girls in their 20s--everything on us is still firm and toned. *sigh* no frickin love.
I also felt I was under dressed. I wore espadrilles, jeans, and a silk blouse. Some broads up in this joint were dressed like it was Las Vegas. Whatever, I still got in.
I'll write another post when I'm in my 30s. Maybe I'll offer more stars. lol.
Came here on a Saturday night. Wasn't all that bad, the drinks were a bit a expensive but I would say affordable. The dance floor is tiny, but the music they played were from as far back as the 70s and ok. I'd say it'd be a nice place to chill out with friends. Age wise, it is for the 30s but I saw a few people in their 20s. If you were my age, you would definitely look like the odd man out. People were cool. Drink service was fast.
If I were older, I would've have this probably 4 even 5 stars.
Music is good...has a good variety. Could use a bit more seating. Bathrooms are clean and there are enough; not usually a line. My one and only complaint about this place is the price for the drinks. They are outrageous. 4 drinks costs us $50. Really pricey. On the up side, its all premium alcohol and our bartender got us nice n toasty off of 2 shots and 2 regular drinks. If they drinks were around average, $6 or $7 a drink; I would frequent here more often. Super heavy on the wallet for drinking.
Review Source:This place was surprisingly fun and pretty packed. I thought there wasn't going to be that many people, but I was wrong. Minus the one star for the ssslllooowww bar service! Come on, get more bartenders! Music is all kinds of random, in a good way. From salsa to hip hop, to Mariah Carey. No drinks allowed on the dance floor just and FYI. One thing that I really liked was all the seating there is. The outside patio is small but it has a nice view.
Review Source:I went on a Friday and maybe that is why I was quite disappointed for a variety of reasons. I plan on going back on a Saturday and will update my review accordingly.
I fall within the 30-something age range and was hopeful because I live so close to the Casino. I have visited Silk and do enjoy their music and atmosphere but I go there to dance with my husband and girlfriends...not to get grabbed or picked up by disrespectful bachelors. With that being said, I knew Eagle's Nest would suit my goal of just dancing and some drinks with my hubby. The music consisted of mostly 70's and a bit of 80's. Nothing to write about to that regard. The crowd was less than exciting, and to be honest....there was a whole lot of underdressed "older" people and it made for a rather boring hour. My husband and I left and went downstairs to dance at Silk for the rest of our evening.
A huge plus was the price of the drinks and the view of Temecula. I really want to love this place because the lounge atmosphere is great for couples. I hope a visit on a Saturday fares better.
It's a 30+ bar/dance lounge with a cool view of from the top of the casino.....
Intended on going to club Silk first, free cover before 10pm ($20 after 10 pm) add a strict dress code, which unfortionately 1 in our group had jeans, we where sent away to Eagles nest, $10 cover and it's on top of the casino.
Place was crowded, so no seating... They took a hotel conference/hall room and added a very small dance floor, 1 bar with 3 bartenders which of 2 had to serve the waitress'... Big downer, good for the wallet I guess...
There was another room with just chairs to sit in, place was dark.
Since I'm in my 30s the music, was music I knew and could tap my feet to.
It was hot inside, especially on the dance floor. Outside patio was good, nothing exciting except the view...lots of friendly security though.
Keep in mind this is a club for the older crowd..older meaning 30+. Â So I'm not in that age group and I am judging this based off of what I saw. Â If I went here for myself I'd give it a 1 just because it's not for people my age. Â
This was for my cousin's Bachelorette Party & it's on the rooftop of Pechanga so you get a nice view, small dance floor, big lounge area, crappy bartender. So the music they were playing at first was from the 70's & I felt so out of place..all the old timers were on the dance floor "groovin" to it so it was a good time for us to drink.  Drinks were cheap, will run  you about $7.50.  The security guards there were very  nice and accommodating, they made a table & brought chairs for us to sit in. (They deserve a 5 for that)  Then the music started getting into a decade I knew, the 90's.  My cousin & her friends were dancing like crazy & I also enjoyed some of it.  My friend & I walk pass our table & notice a bunch of people who were sitting there so I asked them politely to move & they just stared at me.  I noted that it was for a special occasion but they didn't seem to budge until I kept looking over.  When our group walked over to the table the guys decided to be assholes & take a couple of our seats.  BIG EFF YOU TO THE GROUP! Â
Anyway besides those rude jerks, the people there were friendly but older...The bartender kept spilling the drink over himself so I felt like I got shorted on the booze but whatever. Â DJ was nice, he was also accommodating and would give you shout outs right away. Â Older crowd so if you're into 70's-90's + Latino music go for it I'm sure you'll have a good time.. if you're in your early 20's I'd say go to Silk & hope for the best. Â $10 here, $20@ Silk
My wife and I went here for New Years  Eve (NYE) and I have to say the Eagle's Nest was an absolutely horrible experience. The Eagle's Nest rivals The Crazy Horse in West Covina for one of the worst clubs I have ever had the misfortune of going to.
The NYE event was poorly organized. Instead of having a line to get in from the start, there was a small group of people forming a line and then a massive group of people just huddled together talking. Â When one of the staff members did start a line, people who just arrived got to be first in line while people who had waited for 2 hours got screwed over big time which of course led to a near riot in the front with people yelling at each arguing who was first.
When we did get in, the service was horrible. I did not see a server in our area of the club (which was up front near the dance floor) the entire night. Simply unforgiveable for a NYE event. There were two long lines to get drinks (over 15 minutes) which made it a real hassle to get drinks. Only 3 bartenders for NYE? Seriously folks, that's just ridiculous. When we finally got our drinks, they were not that great and it was hard to taste the alcohol. The only good part was that the drinks were not expensive at all compared to most clubs these days usually in the $5-$7 range.
The crowd was mixed - some 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's and everyone was nicely dressed. However, there was a drunk old blonde and her guy friend that were trying to pick fights with people and they were not thrown out despite complaints. Seriously, why can't people handle their alcohol?!
The music was a mix of 70's and 80's and was just okay.
Literally, except for the people on the small dance floor, no one looked happy to be there and everyone in line for drinks looked pissed off. There was no energy in the place at all. We actually gave up and left early. We got back to our hotel before midnight and celebrated the New Year in our room which was 100 times better than the Eagle's Nest. To be fair, I have heard nothing but positive things about this club from different people in the past but maybe it was just a bad night but based on my one and only personal experience with Eagle's Nest, I would not recommend this place.
A hideaway club located atop the Pechanga Casino. Â Enter the casino from the hotel side and mention the place to one of the workers. Â You'll be directed to the far elevator, where there may be a line. Â The wait for the ride up doesn't seem to take very long. Â
When we got in we enjoyed how the place was flooded with some dark mood lighting. There were also a large amount of lounge chairs and we found a place to chill real quick-like. Â Now that we've got our seat, here's the deal:
Live music = Cool. Â They busted out some Latin and R&B during our visit.
Service = Slow. Â Was tough to get the bartenders attention and the waitresses didn't come around enough.
Drinks = Weak and some of the specialty drinks were whacked. Â Don't get anything fruity. Â All my wife's drinks had tons of sugar, it was like drinking an OD version of Kool-aid with barely any alcohol. Â Prices were normal for joints like these but really not worth it if you don't enjoy what you're drinking. Â If you keep it simple with these peeps(beer, vodka, shot of patron, etc.) you'll be fine. Â I think if you ask them to make something special, they'll f it up.
Speaking of which, the bartender was pouring us some shots and he spilled tequila all over my friend's dress! How the hell do you do that? Â That guy should go back to bartending school. Â What's more he didn't even say sorry and tried to play it off like nothing happened. Â We asked him to at least comp a drink and he constantly tried to ignore us. Â He ended up giving us the manager's name and we spoke with her downstairs. Â She only offered to pay for her dry cleaning and my friend would have to call someone in order to get reimbursed. Â That's BS and poor customer service if you ask me. Â It's basically just dismissing the problem down in the hopes my friend will give up. Â I'm sure my homegirl will give these guys are horrible time 'cause I know she isn't afraid to harrass the crap outta them. Â This really could of been avoided if the bartender did his job right and even admitted to his mistake. Â Dumbass move people.
I'd give this place one star but the music and ambience was pretty jammin the entire night. Â Hell, we even chat it up the the cool ass security guards there and woulda offered them a drink if they weren't working...lol. So yeah, we didn't let this problem prevent us from having a good time. Â
Just be wary of the drinks and make sure there's no douche bag making 'em.
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