We were visiting family over the Halloween weekend wanted to go out.  We had these awesome costumes (Al and Peg Bundy) and wanted to go to a place to a place that was having a Halloween costume contest.  We weren't expecting to win but just wanted to participate for kick and giggles.  We google and find Eleven after dark was having one and decide to go there.  We walk in and you get patted down like 2 times before you get which I guess is a good thing to keep the riff raff out.  So the first room has a bar with a small dance floor in and there is an elevator that takes you up to another dance floor and bar.  Outside has a really cool patia area with fire pits and a stage for live bands.  The outside part is cool.  The woman's bathroom looks like a typical bathroom but they tried to make it look upscale and had some lady that looked lit standing there passing out napkins and had a table full of lotion, hairspray, and fragrance sprays.  As if it was some up class bathroom.  The drinks are pricey and  they are very weak.  Had captain and coke and it was more coke than captain.  Now for why I'm giving this place 1 star.  So what I'm assuming were the owners, dressed as Princess Leia and zoot suit husband announced it was time for the couples costume and for everyone to come to the stage.  We go and when we get up there they say you have to have a ticket.  We tell them were do we get tickets and they say there was someone walking around passing them out.  We say we didn't get one and they say there was a preliminary judging and that's how they were passed out. DID NOT SAY THAT ON WEBSITE!!!  Basically it was rigged for there friends which we seen Princess Leia hanging out with earlier in the night.  Which we thought was bill since people were asking us all night to take a picture of us.  All in all this club is good for locals and cater to them but not out of Towners and people who just pop in every so often.
Review Source:We had a great time at the club. Â My wife and I are going tonight, so if you want to dance with either of us you better come tonight and we will show you a good time. Â First round of drinks is on me. Â They play hip hop/rap music till about 11pm and then they switch to a dance/techno/pop music which was really fun. Â Their name truly says when this place starts to get fun. Â About 11:30pm the dance floor gets jumping and there are guys and girls all around you. Â We never ran into any trouble, there are plenty of bouncers to keep the peace and they check the guys at the door just to make sure. Â Drinks had plenty of alcohol in them and are about $7 for mixed drinks. Â For the lady's that enjoy dancing with young guys, just start dancing on the dance floor and you will have your pick of any number of fine young men. Â They also have 2 very good looking Go Go dancers who dance their butts off wearing only a thong and bikini top. Â Tip them if you like them guys. Â Lots of friendly people. Â Met lots of guys and girls that night. Â If you don't like a crowded dance floor, they have an upstairs which is not as busy. Â They have heaters for the outdoor patio and these cool firepits in the middle of the tables outside. Â Restrooms were clean and there were no lines to get in. Â Free parking on the street, $5 dollars cash only at the door, they have an ATM, $4 dollar coat check. Â The bar takes credit cards.
Review Source:Wish i didn't have to give a star. Some friends and I went there on Saturday night and we're having a good time. We had a fire pit in the patio reserved for us because 1 of my friends knows the owner. It took about 10 to 15 minutes minutes before our waitress came to our table. When she finally came she took our drink orders and then left again for another 10 to 15 minutes. My friends complained about their drinks and the waitress did not offer them new ones or anything. Then the waitress rushed us by dropping off the bill before we decided if we were done or not. I asked if i could get a water. She came back for the bill but without water. So my friend asked her again if we could have water. She left and when she returns this time she brought water for everyone but she decided to slam the waters down on the table causing 1 water to spill on 1 of my friends. So naturally my friend was upset and asked to see the manager. The waitress then starts arguing with my friend and actually grabs my firends wrist. My other friends and i were in shock. The waitress storms off and after fifteen minutes we get to speak to the owner who was more concerned with her waitresses feelings rather than her customers. She took care of our bill which was less than 20 bucks and offered one weak apology to my friend. We will never be back. Honestly don't even call this place a club. Its a restaurant with music at night and I'm surprised it has not closed down yet.
Review Source:I have been to a lot of clubs and this is one of the best, definitely the best in the Inland Empire. Â The music and drinks are good, and the atmosphere is great! Whether you want to chill outside on the patio, dance in the crowd inside or hang in the upstairs area, it is all worth the visit. Â I think this club has something for everyone, so if you are in a big group it is perfect because there is something there for everyone in the group. It is a big fun party every weekend!
Review Source:Came to this place a couple times with my girls and enjoyed myself each time. Â Some of the reviews are a little harsh - it's Temecula for goodness sake - not LA or Vegas! You only have about 3 other choices in this town for nightlife. The dance floor is small and yes, they're very strict on ID and dress code. Â What I like about this place is there is a large outdoor patio area with a bar where you can chill out and sit down without paying outrageous VIP prices. I thought the drinks were pretty cheap compared to $14 drinks they try to charge you at the Vegas and SD clubs. Â Parking is free, although if you don't get there early enough you might have to walk a block (big deal). If you were to go to a club in SD you would be paying $20 for parking, another $20 just to get in and outrageous drink prices. Â I can have a good time at this spot with $30 in my pocket. It's nothing fancy, not really for special occasions - but great for a night out with the girls.
Review Source:This place wouldn't be bad, but the bouncers are very angry and pick a lot of fights. I've been there a couple times and stopped going because they are always beating on some poor person trying to get in the place or leave it. Sad because we need a good place in Temecula and they ruin it's reputation.
Review Source:I would give it zero stars if I could. Â Came one Saturday night with some friends from out of town. The line was kind of long to get in, complete with obviously underage girls with fake ID's. Â Now ladies, we all know if you want to get in and your underage you MUST dress like a whore, otherwise it will never work! Â These girls had that uniform down. Â 2 of the people with me were from Arizona, and quite obviously over the age of 21, yet the bouncers were dicks and hassled them for having out of state ID's. Â I only had my Military dependent ID on me, and also quite obviously over the age of 21, and they said nope. Â I understand that Military ID's can be faked, but so can every ID. Â Maybe if I was closer to the age of 21 this would be a bit more acceptable to me, but I am 34. Â The #1 problem we hd that night was that we were not dressed like whores, had we been I have no doubt they would have let us in. Â I of course told the guy he was crazy, and he then asked me if my husband was with me. Â Um WTF? Â Why would that change anything? Â Needless to say, we left and I will not be going back there again. Â I would rather take my business to the cougar hell Whole, that is The Edge across the Street.
Review Source:I haven't tried a ton of places to compare with yet, but I was pretty impressed with one of my first stops in Old Town in Temecula with Baily's. I was a little hesitant at first after being patted down to get into the bar??? However, I ended up having a great time on my first weekend out here. The outside area is really sweet when they get the fire pits and heaters going. There were sofa like seats around the fires that we could grab for a while. 2 bars, one being outside, and a cool style to the building.
However, biggest downside to Baily's was definitely the type of crowd that goes out there. There weren't that many younger people, cougertown basically... Also, the DJ was pretty wack. Definitely go with a group of friends to make your own good times if you're in your 20s.
The below happened in July 2011, but I posted it in the wrong place.
Worst evening ever!!!! We checked the dress code online prior to going and posted it for all of our party to see. When we arrived, they denied one person for having a slightly bent ID card. This we understood and the person gladly began to leave the celebration. Next they deny a gentleman for wearing shorts, which was permissible online. They hadn't gotten to the 2 shoe issues yet. It is summer and as ladies with awesome pedicures, we wanted to show off our tootsies. No sandals, again understandable but my Steve Madden sandals need to be worn sometimes right? and sandals were OK online!!!! Anyways, as we moved our party of 14 up the road, we noticed lots of patrons wearing shorts and sandals. So happy I took my $300 bar tab somewhere else!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This place will never be graced with my presents in the future!
This place friggin blows. $5 cover to get in? I was wearing a $100 black shirt that didn't have a collar, and the douchebag bouncer told me next time I better have a collared shirt. As soon as I got in I saw dorks with wifebeaters, and sneakers on in the place. You know who should have had a dress code?...The less than run of the mill  "bikini-girl-pole-dancers" they had. WTF?
The DJ was a mash-up-mishap. He couldn't play any song for more than a minute. It was wack. The downstairs area had people pushing into me and walking right through the middle of the dance area. They over-served way  too many people. There were people puking in trash cans that didn't even get kicked-out.
The upstairs was a lot more mellow. I didn't mind it that much. Overall, a crappy time. 1 good thing: Drinks were about $5.00(not bad.)
I guess we should have gone to the Stampede across the street, but there were just too many Cowboys in that joint.
This place is really hit or miss. My review is for 2 1/2 stars rounded up to 3 and it only got that much because it's one of the only semi-decent places around here unless you want to dress up and go to Pechanga that has a pretty significant cover charge and long lines.
The only time I've had an absolutely fantastic, amazing time it was on St Patty's Day 2011 when we drank and danced ourselves stupid, and then the night ended with us finding out that some douchebag had stolen our brand new digital camera.
Also I've never paid a cover charge except for this past weekend...$5/person, what the hell guys? The bouncer said, "there's an ATM right there" without mentioning that they will take debit cards at the register. I didn't find that out until i had already extracted the money (and of course later I was hit with ATM fees, what a bummer). They also turned away 2 guys in front of us because they didn't have collared shirts on...what BS because 1) they didn't look scrubby at all and 2) this is Temecula!!! come on..
I never figured out why they had the stupid cover charge. Drinks already are not cheap!
Anyway..
It's hard predicting in advance how it's going to be here on a Friday or Saturday...sometimes when I've been there it's inexplicably crowded, unbearably hot and the DJ was playing terrible tracks; other times we've gone there has been just the right amt of people, hot but not sweltering, with the DJ playing semi-danceable music mixed in with some good stuff.
There is no shortage of desperate people here, of all ages and of both sexes. Even if it's pretty obvious that you're there with your significant other do not rule out the chance that some creep is going to try and pick you up, or some slut will deliberately dance like a schizophrenic stripper in an attempt to grab your bf/fiance/husband's attention. At least in PB--though there are lots of desperate and trashy people--the vast majority will leave you alone when it's obvious you're there with your significant other. So, watch out when you go here, nobody is safe from the creepers!
Gave it 3 stars because 1) there's no cover 2) the music is decent and 3) it's the best you'll get without having to drive an hour to LA or SD.
Checked this place out with a a couple of my girls. We were itchin' to go dancing but didn't want to pay the hefty cover at Silk (hefty in terms of Silk being WHACK and not worth even paying a cover... but that calls for a different review). My friend's sister recommended this place and we weren't disappointed. Â
My only thing is... the dance floor is always packed - nut to butt. Hardly any room to dance and when you attempt to dance, you end up unintentionally bumpin and grindin with some random ass person. Drinks were good. Bartenders are fast but there's always a time during the night where it's almost impossible to get drinks.
Quick tip - there's a bar outside past the bathrooms. The line isn't as long so go there if you want a quick drink.
I still would prefer to drive to downtown SD and hit up the clubs there. But if I want to stay local - this is the place I would go. Honestly, I had a blast when I went, but I usually say that about almost every where I go - if I'm with the right people. So as long as you leave Betty Buzzkill at home and don't mind a few creepers trying to dance with you when you accidentally bump into them, then have at it!
The amount of hot guys and free drinks alone makes this place great. I drive here about once a month from th Oc. if its lame the streets are filled with other bars to hit up.
On the down side the dance floor is always packed! u can hardly move when u are trying to drop it like its hot.
They have 3 bars to choose from which seems to have all different prices!
Overall i enjoy it !
My husband and I are San Diego residents and had our wedding in Temecula a couple weeks ago. Our reception ended at 10pm, and we invited our guests to continue the party at Eleven After Dark.
The pros: Line outside moved quickly, no cover charge, big patio with heat lamps and fireplaces.
The cons: It wasn't our crowd.....at all. All men got frisked upon entry and women had to open their purses. When we expressed amusement, the bouncer showed us a huge knife and some sort of club that he confinscated earlier that night. My husband watched a guy almost get choked out in the bathroom line, and my bridesmaid inadvertenly was in the path of some chick on a rampage because the bouncers were trying to get her to leave....after she ripped up plants and threw them on other patrons. Also, it took us at least 20 minutes to order a drink from an extremely irritable bartender. Thankfully, it was a pretty strong drink.
11 After Dark is terrible and I don't know why anyone would go there. Â The bouncers and staff act like they're the biggest club in Vegas when treating patrons like crap. Â And I'm pretty sure they have the Temecula PD on speed dail cause if you even make any comments to the bouncer you'll be out on your ass or in the back of a squad car. Â I've seen him give many people a hard time over nothing there and I will never go there again.
Review Source:First off I had a baby 5 months ago and last night was my first night going out! I had a great! Time. I love the floor plan and outside decor. The restrooms were clean which is a huge plus :) the music was fun and up beat. Outside bartenders were super sweet. My uncle was playing around outside before we left and I guess one security guy went a little over bored with his authority attitude but other than that we all had a really great night. I got a peek at the restaurant but couldn't find a menu anywhere. I'm a total foody and was really interested in what is served. It might be a good idea to post that outside the door upstairs to promote that section. I know this is one of my aunt and uncles favorite spots and I can totally see why. Thank you jones'ers for partying with me :) and thank you Baileys for having us :)
Review Source:Soo I've been hearin a buzz about the old town area in town, and how it's pretty poppin on the weekends..and to my surprise...IT WAS!! The whole street was poppin! Me and my boyfriend checked out a few places but landed n bailys and I'm Glad we did. Music...on point! Crowd...grown n sexy! Drinks...strong! What else can u ask for? Plus the patio was HUGE!!! See I'm a Vegas gal myself, and this club was the closest I've been to my stompin ground. I would pick this place over lame ass Silk anyday!!!! Free Friday night w no line?? Uhhhh yes please! I can't wait to go back!
Review Source:Free entrance , good drinks., and a excellent DJ. What more can a girl ask for....
I had hard good reviews about this club, so a few friends and I decided to go here on a Saturday night. When I first had hard that there were no cover charge and no dress code, the first thought that popped in my had was, this place is going to be ghetto. Oh how I was wrong. Â I had the best time ever!!. Â The dance floor is kind of small, but they do have an outside patio that is humongous. Â You can gaze into the stars while enjoying your drink and getting your dance on. They also have an 2nd story with a full bar. The DJ plays all the latest hip hop and R&B. Overall, this is a pretty cool venue
A real chill place if you're tired of hitting up Silk being it's the only other decent dance club in Temecula.
Tiny dance floor but outside patio is spacious and they opened up the bar upstairs so getting a drink wasn't too difficult.
There was a real diverse crowd and the DJ played hip hop, top 40, reggaetone, some techno. Not a big fan of the mix of music but it was okay.
Overall considering, there wasn't any cover it was worth visiting for a "local" hang out spot.
I went there for my first time this past Friday night to meet up with friends.  Normally the only place I go to in the IE for any kind of club atmosphere is Silk localted inside Pachenga, but was invited to come here instead. Located in Temecula's quaint Old Town District, it was inside Bailey's restaurant turned into a club afterwards.  Automatically loved  the atmosphere; casual attire, decore was nice, Bouncers at the door were friendly. They had a nice roomy open air patio complete with huge umbrella coverage, and lots of tables to sit and relax. Also fire places as well to warm chilly nights. Music was good, so were the drinks. Crowd was diverse. Overall, I'd defin venture out again here the next time I'm in  this part of town. Oh, did I mention no cover charge as well? Score :)
Review Source:I'm going to agree with Cassandra on this one. Â This review is strictly for the after hours entertainment. Â It's unfair really, because the restaurant and after-hours party are two completely different entities. Â Baily's should definitely consider changing their promoter/entertainment for Thursday night.
Temecula doesn't really have that diverse of a population and I understand that finding a great DJ can be a problem. Â Especially with a fickle Thursday night crowd. Â However, I've seen it done numerous times. Â I've done it myself when I ran a bar/restaurant 8 years ago. Â I know exactly what it takes to turn a dive into a destination...HUSTLING!
Baily's is not a dive by any means, but the after-hour promoters could very well be catering to that crowd.
The layout is fantastic, this could easily be the best place to party outside of Silk. Â Although the space is a bit small and only one bar, its more than enough to accommodate the low crowd counts. Â
The DJ played terrible terrible music. Â I don't even know what its called. Â I think he played about 15 seconds of some hyphy (which got me really excited, thinking he was going to do a hyphy set, but NO) and then switched it up to some Gloria Estefan or something like that.
You can definitely play newer hip-hop and good hip-hop and not have a thugged out crowd. Â It all depends on the promotion and dress code. Â And definitely continue the practice of not charging an entrance fee.
There's so much potential here but the quality of work is futile.
Gag me with a spoon...
This review is for the nightclub, not the restaurant, which I have never eaten at. Â
Let me just say I agree with the previous reviewer, to wit, "Honestly, this is as good as it gets for anything close to a dance club in the valley." Now, one may agree with this statement, but let's be even more honest, just because this is the closest thing to a dance club, does not mean that it is in fact close.
The drinks are weak, and the bar is located right next to the dance floor. Â Which means when you want another round you have to elbow your way through a crowd of drunk (and usually fat and obnoxious) people. Â
The dance floor always looks packed, and the music is pretty good, no real complaints in that department. Â
I'll be honest, I only go here when I'm in town with friends, and this is rarely my first choice as I do not really like to dance, would much rather have drinks and socialize. Â BUT, when your friends like to dance, kinda gotta go with the flow and go to the dance club. Â
As far as people watching, you will spot a lot of guys who will probably claim they are aspiring "MMA" fighters. Â We will call these people "bros" for the sake of this review. Â In addition, these "bros" can be easily spotted at eleven after dark due to the tapout, affliction, ed hardy gear they sport. Â If the clothing doesn't give them away try to listen to what they are talking about, if it's about dirt bikes or "going out to the desert," then you've found a bro. Â
As far as women, I would say it's 50/50. Â In other words, 50% are either too fat, ugly, or drunk, to really warrant any interaction, while the remaining 50% are nonexistent. Â Then again, I have a girlfriend and I'm not out to snag a drunk chick, so this is just based on people-watching skills. Â Bottom line, you really can't swing a bat in this place without hitting some skank.
There is some outdoor seating and numerous heatlamps, so if you just want to avoid the circus taking place inside you can do so. Â Only problem is that the tables usually fill up quickly. Â
Despite the foregoing, I've always had fun going here, but I think that's due in large part to the people I go there with.
Came here because Temecula has a lack of nightlife. Â I liked the music and outdoor patio, but the clientele is ghetto fabulous. Â We were trying to play our bachelorette games but the drunk dudes we talked to just kept cussing us out. Â The floor was covered in sticky alki. Â I'll never come back with just the girls.. I'll need the homeboys for my security..
Review Source:Honestly, this is as good as it gets for anything close to a dance club in the valley. After the close of SILK and even Eagles Nest at Pechanga the only alternatives were Aloha J's and Stampede which if you do live here, its not much of a choice so you go to SD or LA OC.
This place is a restaurant as well, a place called Bailey's which I have not visited during the day.
I've been here three times and I don't really have anything negative to say. It does have its slow nights on Friday and sometimes Saturday but if you have a date or you simply don't want to leave the area, the DJs are usually acceptable, fair lighting and easy going people.
I have yet to see a drunken fight which is pretty common around here. The drinks are not extremely expensive, 3 beers and 3 mixed drinks cost me about $30. The staff is friendly and polite, Ive even managed to get in with a cap and stylish jeans when its slow.
There is no cover charge so its worth it just to drop in to check it out. The outdoor patio is good to get out and breathe since the dance floor is a bit small.
I've seen a good mix of old and young people there and no lack of hotties which is a definite necessity at any club!!!!
This is not a lavish high end dance club or bar so don't go in expecting that and you will be pleasantly surprised.
This review is for the Eleven After Dark held at Baily's on Friday & Saturday 10pm-2am. Â Well, at Old Town Dining, as it takes over the downstairs and outside patio, but everyone refers to "Eleven After Dark" Baily's when hyping it up.
We started the night at Pechanga, waiting far too long in line for Caberet so left and headed over to Baily's. Â I suppose there's ample parking if you're there early, but the back lot was full when we got there. Â Combined with the crowd for the Stampede across the street, we ended up parking up a couple blocks on a side street. Â
When I go out to a club my purpose is twofold..to get a buzz and to dance. Â At first I was thrilled upon walking into Bailys because there was some decent music going on. Â Turns out it's the same ole same ole stuff stuff found on the radio, minus the good dancing beats. Â Oh, we had a nice thirty minutes of a teaser at one point where they played a nice mash up of 80s, 90s, new stuff, but just when we were used to the good stuff they went back to the crappy music. Â
Even with the music not exactly what I wanted, I was just thrilled to dance somewhere local. Â We ran into someone else we knew and kinda danced near each other. Â Mostly, we tried to keep from getting hit by someone as it was pretty crowded. At one point a chic spilled her beer all down my back, but I totally saw that one coming the way she was moving around. Â It wouldn't have annoyed me as much, but the bathrooms were very difficult to get to considering you had to plow through so many rude people. Â Gah, give me San Diego gays and queens any day over the Temecula Valley snots.
Ah, yes, speaking of rude. Â The only place to get our drinks was outside at this makeshift bar. Â Off my friend and I went, standing in line for over ten minutes. Then, once we got up to the front the bartenders completely ignored us while helping two other parties that stepped right in front of us. Â When they did get around to us it took forever and they had to ask what our drinks were a second time.
Yeah, it's a club/bar/nightlife atmosphere but I've been to so many others with better quality drinks, and music. It's a shame that something so desperately needed in Temecula is such a difficult thing to accomplish. Â
I might go here again, but only if the people I'm with insist on staying local. Â For a $7 cover and crappy service...I'd rather go restock my vodka, crank the music at home and dance to my own good times.
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