Long Street Entertainment

Crowded
Expensive
Un-clear atmosphere
My friends we're all excited about this place when they heard it was opening. So when we finally found a night to go we wet to try it out. I honestly was a little dissapointed. First off we got there like 11:00-11:30 the place was already packed with young co-eds who obviously Pre-gamed since they wouldn't be able to drink at the bar. When we finally got in I was charged $10 maybe they thought I was paying for someone else or maybe since I was a guy they charged me more. Either way I was incredibly upset.

After that I went to the bar, I love a good pitcher but when you tell me I'm getting a pitcher I'm expecting a pitcher not a plastic bucket that you put Chinese food into. Not to mention the drink was incredibly weak. Strike two I wasn't that impressed. It was only $5 that night so that definitely softened the blow.

My friends and I decided to find the 6 rooms they were talking about we ended up finding I think 4. All which we're packed and had no clear direction as to where you were supposed to be walking to enter or exit the room.

The only reason I'm not giving this place 2 stars is because they had a lot of choices in music. Country, Techno and Top 40 all played great jams that me and my friends had fun dancing to.

I'll have to try this place again cause things may have changed since I was there last summer.

Went to Long Street last night looking for a true "club" experience downtown. I avoid the campus area because I don't enjoy the underage/barely-legal-let's-take-too-many-shots crowd, but I didn't realize they all migrated downtown on Friday nights.
First off, it was lingerie night so I should have known better. I should have just taken my boyfriend to a strip club because at least the nearly naked girls there wouldn't be as obnoxious and would have better pole skills.
I also become grumpy paying $5 for beers because that limits the amount I can drink--I would have been happier putting my $20 towards a good bottle of wine rather than $5 cover, $5 parking, and 2 beers.
Their website also says they have 6 rooms and 9 bars, but somehow we were only able to find 4 rooms, and none playing country music, which I enjoy on occasion and immensely more than techno/top 40. Actually make that 3 rooms until midnight, when the largest dance room opens and becomes filled with that nasty fog machine smell.
Their bathroom was gross even by bar standards, and so filled with drunk girls crying/booty calling/screaming omg at each other that it was hard to actually enter.
Finally, the parking garage next door screwed us because it wouldn't read our ticket on the way out and we were forced to pay the maximum $5. In change, because their machine took only cards or exact change. Plus it was the creepiest/hardest to navigate garage I've ever seen.
If you want to experience too-drunk coeds, overpriced drinks (I don't even want to know how much they charge for their well drinks because they're in huge plastic cups), and wall-to-wall crowds, check out Long Street on a Friday. If you're over 25, I'd head elsewhere.

only went here once for the dada life show and i was not too impressed, it was an alright venue. the bartenders were slow and had no idea how to make a drink not to mention the mixed drinks were outrageously priced and not as stiff as they should be for what you pay. (7 bucks for a cup of cranberry juice) outdoor smoking patio was tiny and closed in making it very claustrophobic. Dada life however was fucking amazing!  cant say that much for the bar. .i might go back, ill just have to make sure i get drunk before hand =P