LPK Waterfront Night Club — Restaurant in Goa

100% don't try this place Manager Gross was very was very admended and rude .He doesn't have basic ethics to deal with guest For him money is like water

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We just entered the place hoping we would have nice nightlyf party experience in goa but lately it was very disappointed

Firstly Dey charge very high at entry Even not mentioning ter terms and conditions

Dey have three area where we ver fed up worsted

They have nonsense terms conditions and not even mentioning while entry

Firstly we enters 11.45 In common area there ver tables with their india biggest 3d led stage just name sake Till 12 the music got over and said to shift indise Which was covered dance floor We ver happy to shift indise but Ther bouncers stops us a and mentioned tat u can't carry ur food inside nor s Hookah We wasted our money not even redeem the cover charges Fully

We ver damn disappointed

And Mr Gross (so called Manager of LPK)

was ridiculous in his speech Stating I dint invited you over here and I have not mentioned any thing in Google regarding this Nor compare us with other place He was pretending like a king of Goa

Nor making us comfortable he was like pay 20 k per person and upgrade to vip area We where 6person just imagine Der money mind game

And it's newyear week and crowd was nothing Hardly we saw 50guest Dance floor was like 20 people dancing Literally guest where fed up and updating the staff regarding music in front of us But staff with a simple smile nodding their head

Just seeing the video it's new year friday nite and hardly 20 person in bang LPK WATERFRONT

it was reason behind that We wasted our money Request u guys to not

So guys I'm updating my experience if ur looking for the happiness don't visit LPK WATER FRONT

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As a foreign tourist, there are a few things I wish I would have known before deciding of you want to go or not.

First thing is the dress code(ish). While we were accepted with birkenstock shoes, had we known about the dress code before hand, we wouldnt have put them on. So wear actual shoes and dont wear tank tops, etc. Err on the side of formal. As said tho, didnt seem to have a formal dress code.

The price for entry is quite high. On a slow Thursday, it was 3000 rupia (discounted) per person. Apparently on a busy night, it can be 4000-5000 or even 7000 rupia.

That is for the basic and you dont get to access all the lounges, etc. which are for VIP.

The amount of the entry fee is put into a card and you need to use it for food, drinks, etc. You can probably top it up if needed.

It was Thursday and really slow. According to Google Maps, it should be open until 05 am, but they closed it around 01 am which was after spending maybe about an hour there.

We had unspent money on the card, so we made a dash to the bar. They werent willing to reimburse.

There was a lot of staff, most of which was willing and able to assist.

There was no signs or anything indicating which areas were reserved for VIPs so we wandered into those areas by mistake. Staff was quick to point out our mistake and direct us peasants away.

When the bar was in the process of closing, it seemed like that all professionalism was thrown out the window. Staff was sitting on the bar counters, not paying much mind to the (few) remaining customers.

Too much posturing compared to the assumed level of luxus for my taste.

Nevertheless, Im sure that others have had and many will have a really good...