This place has so much potential but I haven't seen it fulfilled once out of the couple times I've been here. The decor and sound is great. Bar looks nice. My suggestion is to set itself a part and fulfill something that no club in the NYC area has yet - be a 90s Kpop club one night a week (or month) with some 90s hip hop sprinkled in. EDM is great but that's my suggestion so take it or leave it. The tri-state area is itching for it and people will come from afar. Trust me. It's been the trend in Seoul for the past few years and it's already hitting here.
Review Source:The ambiance is okay. Â Drinks are cheap. Lots of parking.
Went on a Saturday night .. it was blehhh~ the crowd reminded me of the underage bars/lounges I used to go to when I was 18.
Ordered a bottle of Jameson with some beer which literally took 20 mins for the server to bring.. why? iono maybe they were watering it down? It sure tasted like it. The bill was about $200(including tip) which took another 30 mins to get. Â service stinks!
The only reason why I'm a fan is because it's pretty much the only club in Bergen County, NJ. Everyone can get together here without needing to cross the bridge to go to Manhattan, and you can come here and pretty much run into everyone in town. When I went, it wasn't as crowded, so of course I can understand why it's not as fun sometimes as other clubs, But for the location and free entrance, I'm a fan!
Review Source:Despite the generally crappy reviews, I decided to give this a try. This place is attempting to do a nightclub/bar in NJ, which is refreshing since I don't have to go to NY. Amazing amount of parking here, if this place starts to get hot, it will be super easy for people to park. The place is massive! However they do need to change the DJ. Music was decent. I can see lots of potential in this place. The service was OK, not perfect, but hopefully things will get better, but certainly not as crappy as the other reviewers posted. The food was decent actually, apparently there is a new chef now or something or I got lucky. My friends and I like it here though, the design of the place is really cool and it is massive. At the very least, it is definitely worth checking out, and the potential to have fun here with a large group of friends is certainly there. No more traveling to NY which is a big plus since I live in NJ, I will probably come here again. Three stars for now, but I think it will be 4 if they keep improving the place. If they actually look at these reviews and listen to them, I am fully confident they will do awesome.
Review Source:This place is super huge (dance room, TV/lounge section, bar area, and huge bathrooms!!). Â There's a ton of free parking, too...so it's a shame that it's quite empty! Â Yes, the paper menus stapled together was a bit of a turn off, especially when you're still charging $12 per cocktail. Â The mixes were too concentrated for me as well. Â But, it's a nice place to just hang out in Jersey.
Review Source:Okay first of all, get a real damn menu. Pieces of paper put together by a staple is not going to cut it if youre trying to establish yourself in Bergen county, Jersey (especially with all the other competitive bars around the area).
Venue is nice and has potential but the service is horrendously atrocious.
Came with 4 guys and 3 girls on a Happy Hour Thrusday night and we were the only table in sight. Strangely, there were at least 5 workers standing around working the floor but I had to hail them down like a NYC cab to get their attention. 3 of them were huddled around a table playing on their smartphones (not a good look). I get it, you're trying to be more of a NIGHTCLUB not a BAR. However, if you are new to the area you might want to be more attentive to your customers.
As for the food. It was okay, nothing special or out of the norm. Overpriced? YES! To simply put it, they were around the prices of a NYC restaurant.
Sidenote: Please change up the music in this place. Unless I came fresh off the boat from Korea, I wouldn't pay no mind but this is America and we like VARIETY! Being a Korean-American, i could somewhat grind it out. But to someone else, i could see them being etremely uncomfortable (maybe they're trying to attract a certain crowd? i don't know).
Warning! Spend your money elsewhere or just goto the city.
A club in NJ? Not again!!!
This place was a club back in the 90's called Cage I think they really had a cage inside with women dancing in them. 90's is also when Korean clubs were popular so if it failed then why would it work now.
Food wasn't the best and got frustrating to order some extras.
I hate places that do not give you attention when I'm willing to pay and give good tip if serviced well. Crowd was pretty young and mostly guys. Bathroom is pretty far where the female friends did not really like. I went with 3 people and bill was high, nearly the same as what i would pay in the city. I guess because it's new, but in Jersey....
We were pretty upset to spend our night there for the weekend.
Music was ok and loud, but not really exciting.....
Extra star for nice interior tho...
Loved the decor!! Â it was young modern and fun. Â The crowd was a little young for me but if you come with a crowd of your own it's perfect. Â They had a lot of fun fruity drinks and the menu had a Korean flair. We just did some Apps which were different but good. Â My favorite was the Egg salad and cucumber on the cracker. Â I don't remember the name and there was other stuff on it but it was REALLY good!!. Â They did bring us over an order of Tempora on the house which was really sweet but it was greasy. Â The dip for it was really good and the person who commented about the ketchup with the calamari it was probably for the fries that are underneath. Â They just need to make sure the Oil is hotter when they are frying. Â Other than that I would try doing dinner there. Â It was a fun place I plan on coming back with a big crowd.
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