Mojo 13

Its a place where you can be yourself and enjoy a good drink with a scene rarely found in Delaware.  The place is actually larger than it appears from the outside.  Its far from fancy and one of the few spots I can go to avoid uppity, hipster, folks bragging about their beemers or newly acquired vinyl collection. note: if youre an old school vinyl head who truly appreciates the sound you only get from vinyl then I have no qualms with you... ;-)

Staff have always been friendly and provide good service.  Drink selection is not the widest, but the bartenders make a good drink and, when I want beer, the drafts are cold and tasty.  Nice spot to hear local metal, punk, other harder bands and sometimes even local hip hop.  They have had some big names, but the stage is small and the bar is not conducive for huge crowds.  Enjoyed a few nights when they had multiple bands playing.  Their Thursday nights with Asylum 13 are a fun time too with DJs playing a grind mix of industrial, goth, trance and alternative music.  Definitely an interesting place to say the least.  I enjoy it here.

We drove up last night to see God Module after buying tickets online. Not sure what I was expecting, but this wasn't it. Totally dead when we got there at 9pm, didn't really liven up til 10:30ish. JA pegged the crowd - cool, but not holier-than-thou cool, once there actually was a crowd. Staff was all great, including the bouncer that had to get rid of a stumbling zombie drunk going around bugging people for cigarettes or some crap. Would definitely go back if I saw tix to another act on my bucket list.

Parking lot was miniscule, was really glad we got there early to grab dinner next door.

ah, mojo 13. it is what it is.

for bands: we play here often and it's always a great time. owners and bartenders are great. don't expect to get paid much, if at all. you never know what kind of audience will be there too.

for everyone else: bartenders are great, good selection of beer, be prepared for anything goes, but it's mostly safe.