Karma DC Live Music Venue — Attraction in Washington

In general, it seemed the main goal of this place is to grab as much cash as possible. I know businesses are in it to make money, but this seemed excessive. We were given ticket prices and door opening times over the phone. When we got there the prices magically went up and we had to stand outside and wait until it was an hour after the doors open time we were given. We then went in and bought some expensive and tiny drinks. We're were told the tables were $600. Yeah, $600 to sit at a wee little table on the side of the dance floor. Then we were told they were sold out, not that we were going to pay that, but they didn't seem sold out at all, ever. Then we were told we could use a table to stand near the bar for $400. What a joke. First and last visit. Oh, also there seemed to be blocks and blocks of available parking but we were encouraged to park behind a gate and pay $20 because the neighborhood wasn't safe. To be fair that could be true, I don't know. And there were also what looked like broken down cars lining the street outside the club basically bumper to bumper, I'm guessing to take up free street parking, forcing people to pay. Just seemed like a money grab, more so than a cool...

Have been here a few times over last 2 years. They've had quite awesome DJs everytime. There are two areas, one outside with places to sit and usually quality Breaks have been spinning everytime we've been. The inside has a decent dancefloor and plenty of areas to lounge, when you just want to enjoy your night without dancing it away. They do have drink specials, so if you're not trying to break the bank and want to have a beverage or two. Last event they had a vendor inside, and art in the outside area. The free parking in the area in limited, and it is right near Echostage, so plan accordingly (come early if you're trying to score a free spot). First lot attendant wanted $40 for parking, but we drove a little further down and it was half that. Just saying. One of the few places I can still hear drum and bass spun, so if that's your cup of tea, the ticket prices weren't too insane (I think it was $50ish for two tickets, and those weren't the early bird prices which are even more...

First of all it wasn't what we expected when we got over there we thought it was going to be like not a concert what we do is going to be like music dancing food and stuff like that and it was but it was only like one of each and the music part as far as the dancing of the night wasn't until 8 that night for the after party But as time went on that day we people came and it started to get like a little more than what it was when we first got there so the music wasn't bad food was the little cold the now we have to call the number one we see it instead of just assuming what we used to is going to happen because everybody is breaking out now and everybody got something different so when we go back off of 295 over there we all know what to expect but other than that it was a great and the dance floor inside the building is big enough for 500 people so when the things do open up it's going to be really really good over there and I guess I'll be...