Twist Night Club — Restaurant in Accra

The plan was to spend eight thousand pounds Sterling before returning to London to celebrate 8 years since I had my cancer surgery. This was supposed to be my last night of champagne and celebrations. My Ghanaian friends recommended Twist - I had given £800 to each of my seven friends to buy their own drinks - but because they came from the inner city the security was scornful, ignorant and discriminatory. I’ve never been so embarrassed - it’s a night club that makes judgements about entrance based on the car that you drive and the smell of money. Firstly, the website stated that the venue opens at 8:30 but did not state that it’s the lounge only. We drove from East Legon to the club in Osu to be told the club does not open until midnight. We went around the corner to s lounge to wait it out. Later we returned at midnight to receive a cold and steely reception at the entrance. The security guards, not impressed that we were on foot, lied to us that it’s a members-only club.I asked why that hadn’t been on the website and he couldn’t say. Other patrons later arrived, asking if it was Twist (so obviously not members) and they were allowed in. My friends and I were clearly not wanted there, even though our dress code was identical to many who went in after we had arrived. Yet, many Africans continue to point an accusatory finger about prejudice at Europe. I think it’s more painful to meet discrimination from someone who looks...

The place is nice and my Indian friend and I went to the club last Saturday night around 2:30 a.m..(I'm a white woman). It was my first time and I've entered in without any trouble. Because it was fun, I called my best Ghanaian friend to come around and she came, but the STAFF at the entrance said that she should stay outside. Meanwhile all the white people behind her were able to enter without any trouble. She did nothing and nevertheless the STAFF was impolite. Even when I came out to explain that she is my friend and we want to have party together the STAFF didn't allowed her to enter! Their argument was that she is a new face.. and they have to call the boss... but I was a NEW face, too !!! After a discussion my best friend was able to enter inside but her mood was already bad because of the whole thing. I'm asking myself why noone of the STAFF members at the entrance had apologized for this unfriendly treatment. Without my help she wouldn't have been able to enter in your club. Is that fair?! I'm speechless. It was my last opportunity of clubbing with her before I went back to Germany and the entrance people have ended it like this. I really recommend to have a discussion about that situation. They have treaten my friend like trash and that's why we will never come back...

“It is so bad, I want to give you a zero, but that’s not possible. So, I give you one” We went there on a Saturday Night. There was absolutely no one, no one. They greeted us with a tequila shot “on the house”, but when we received the bill, they charged them to us. The waiters were really nice and since we were the only ones, we were allowed to choose the music. That was nice tho. We thought we had come to early, so we figured we could just stay until 12 and then people would come. Whatsoever, no one came and they even closed at midnight. They charged us a tourism fee on the bill as well and told us to go down. In the lounge, we sat down. We just wanted to dance and have a good night. However, one waitress told us one table would cost 5000 Cedis. Since we spent all of our money on the tourism fee and the drinks, we left the club and went to a wonderful karaoke bar. In case you want to have a great night, go to the karaoke bar next to the Oxford street. That was...