Dont waste you time driving here, i was met by aggressive door men who wouldnt let me in when i was dressed in formal attire(button down, tie, vest, slacks, dress shoes) only to be told "we don't want THAT in here" referring to my dreadlocs. They also told me braids are NOT allowed. Under the uniform section on their website it mentions NONE OF THIS. so, primary hair styles for young african american males is not allowed. Sounds like a not so hidden agenda to me. Rude. Racist. Not worth it.
Review Source:Listen to me when I say this place is ghetto as it comes, it looks dirty, hoopty, & the people look the same, but when I tell you I had the best time dancing here, I mean it!! The men aren't afraid to ask you to dance & they know how to dance! If your feeling fat, ugly, on your period, or simply just don't wanna get all fixed up, like I did, than this unstuffy small rat hole is your spot! I sure had a blast & I would go back.
Review Source:Personally, I had a blast. We went on Wednesday so there was no cover..Drinks were super cheap and pretty damn good. Yes...the building is super old.....but everyone from the bouncers to the lady in the bathroom to the bartenders (Bill and Deb and some other ones I'm ashamed to say I did not ask the name of) were super nice. Even though the bar was packed, you will definitely have their undivided attention. Music was pretty sweet too...I would have hoped for more merengue and reggaeton...but it was all a really nice variety. There's also pool! Totally random..totally awesome.
It is a pretty diverse..age wise. Yes you have a handful of creeps..but not enough to dampen the mood. I had fun and I would totally go back again. The only negative is the hangover I had the next day...but that's a small price to pay.
The reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is simply because while this place is so much fun, "as good as it gets" is pushing it. So it gets a solid 4.5ish.
Hmmmm....all I can really say. Â Theres a cover charge of $5 at the door, pretty cheap drinks, and a decent size dance floor. Â The music was straight but just wasnt feelin the vibe. Â Maybe my friend and I should've stayed longer to give it a chance but we just weren't impressed and left in a hurry. Â They stay open till 4 am fyi.
Review Source:This was an unplanned adventure for our group of 20-somethings who usually frequent downtown bars. It was definitely a memorable outing but not entirely due to good reasons.
The building itself is decrepit and kind of dirty with outdated everything - furniture, facilities, etc. The overall age of the crowd is also older, which did make for interesting people watching. Dancing was still fun, and even with "old school music Fridays" mixed in with a lot of Latin/salsa tunes, there was a decent amount of Top 40 pop mixed into the play list to cater to others in the crowd.
Although there is a $5 cover, you really won't find many dance clubs in this area of the 'burbs, let alone any that are open until 4 a.m. Plus, if you are not into the song(s) the DJ's playing at any given moment, go over to the pool table and Foosball table area to play for free.
So I went there on a friday w a friend who loves it. fridays is house night. Its actually not so bad for someone who lives in the the area. I myself wouldn't go there on my own will. The drinks are super cheap but are also super watered down Lots of hispanics. A few whites ppls sum black ppl. The music was pretty good but the bouncers can be sorta obnoxious for a place thats really not all that...I dont think its worth any money to get in but its like $5 bucks w a $4 mandatory coat check. The bathroom attendant is actually really sweet I know she sees alot coming thru there. So I agree w the other one last resort for sure.
Review Source:Look the place is what it is...a Southwest Side "nightclub." Â It's a dump, but the music is decent and cost is cheap. Â It's fun to go and relax with you friends, dance with some girls, and have some fun. Â If you're looking for upscale, don't go here. Â If you want a no frills local spot, this will work fine.
Review Source:Went here for the first time this weekend. Looks like a typical neighborhood dive bar from the outside. Once you get inside you quickly realize that it is not what you expected.
Large dance floor, music videos being projected all over the place, 3 coin op pool tables, bathroom attendant, etc.
The atmosphere, I'm not from the neighborhood (keep that in mind), is very interesting. 80s - 90s Latin freestyle/pop. Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, Sheena Easton, Stevie B, etc.
Not being from the neighborhood, I was clearly out of place. The place was packed and they have a semi dress code (no sneakers and such). I didn't see any fights or anything, a little bit of attitude in the air though.
A quick comment on the price. $5 at the door and a mandatory $2 coat check. A few hours of drinks and shots, drum roll......... $25! Cheapest ever!
Funny place! Need to see it for your self! Doubt I'll go back though!
I love this place. It's so cheap to party like a rock star when you're here. Now I'm not going sugar coat anything, as with most places you will find a few hooligans, but that came as a given due to the location of the place. What's really amazing about this place is the age range, which on the occasion I was there had to be 21-50. I believe the reason for such a wide range is because they play old high energy 80's hits, old house music, and of course all the current mainstream club music.
  I really enjoyed this place primarily because the drinks were super cheap. $1.00 drink Friday, that's right all beer and drinks are a buck. Cover is $5.00, and I honestly believe that $20.00 will get you a long way. The dance floor is not real big, but it serves it's purpose.  Parking is available, but does get full, so better get in slightly early.
  So over all, I can't wait to go there again, and party it up.
STUDIOS, look the place might not be a fancy downtown night club, but it doesn't try to be either, this place is where you go when you wanna have a drink, maybe play some pool, dance or just hang out by the bar. A lot a people will say it's full of thugs, but trust me I've never had a problem when I been here, security is pretty much on point breaking up fights and throwing people out that are causing problems. Just want to add that I live in Summit and I noticed someone wrote in their review that you have to watch out when leaving, this is not true, as a matter a fact this area might be the safest when this place is open cause Summit Pd always has a squad car parked right in front or just patrolling the parking lots.
Look this place might come across as an over sized dive bar, but that's the charm of the place. Just to add you have a higher chance of getting shot going to buy a Burrito in Summit late night than partying at Studios and walking to your car.
Cheap place to drink and dance.
Usually never over $5 for cover - although you can print off a coupon on their website for free admission. Special events will cost a little more.
Fridays are $1.00 drink nights and they play old school house.
The crowd looks a bit rough from time to time...but never have run into any trouble partying here and always meet some cool people.
The only downside is parking...they have plenty of free parking, but the cops are always present and scoping out the cars. While this does not bother me personally, it does seem like they are marking cars so when they leave they can pull them over. I'm not a big fan of this...so we find a place a few blocks away.
I love the music...they play old school house, merengue, bachata, freestyle, and if your lucky you can see a Freestyle Concert live!! Yes I love that because you pay only $10-15 for that then you get to meet the artist afterwards for pics/autographs (that just makes my night). The drinks are cheap...I'm talking about getting s**t faced for like $20. Parking is free also and ample.
But don't expect to walk in here finding a boy/girlfriend as the crowd isn't the best looking. But who cares as long as they're cool and don't try any moves your good ;)
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