Patrick Miller — Restaurant in Mexico City

This place is a uniquely Mexico City experience. You will never encounter something like this anywhere else in the world. Its basically a big dance club. What makes it unique is that the entire place is dancing. Not a lot of people standing around. The energy is amazing. People are there to dance. The ages range from 18-70 (seriously). Another unique thing is the dancers break out into dance off circles where people match their dancing skills against each other. All different styles of dancing. Hip-hop, disco, free style, voguing, salsa.. The security to get in is pretty intense, but don't let that scare you aware. Its very safe because of that. The drinks are cheap. The staff is really nice. The people that go there are very friendly. Ive been a few times and when people figure out we are foreigners they are super welcoming and friendly. I would go early though as it can get extremely crowded and hard to move around later in the night. Highly recommend as its an amazing Mexico...

I came here two years ago and absolutely loved the 80s-90s-00s themed night—the music was amazing and I stayed dancing until 4 a.m. and left so happy. This time, though, it was a disappointment. By 1:30 a.m. I was already bored. There’s a group of regulars who perform choreographed dances, which is fun to watch once or twice, but they kept repeating the same routines and didn’t let the rest of the crowd join in—it felt like only they were allowed on the floor.

The DJ barely played any true 80s-90s-00s hits—no Queen, Michael Jackson, Britney, Cyndi Lauper, or Madonna. Instead it was mostly repetitive electronic music, more like a regular nightclub than a themed night.

On a positive note, the valet and overall service were excellent, but the music and vibe just didn’t match the...

I was excited to go to a club that played “decades music”, but I guess that means different things to people. I recognized none of the songs, which sounded like just remixes and had no words. The cover is $100 and cash only, so we had to walk 10 minutes away to the bank. We really put a lot of effort into attending this club, only for it to be a huge disappointment. You walk in and it’s CROWDED. I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s just a large warehouse absolutely filled with people. Then once you step in about 20 feet, the temperature dramatically changes. It literally felt like a sauna. Sweaty, crowded, and terrible music- I had to leave after about 20 minutes of trying to make it worth my $100. Absolutely not what I...