REVEL ATLANTA — Restaurant in Atlanta

went to this place from Ron DeVoe's 50th birthday party and it was not organized and put together correctly. The manager Yvette sold the VIP tables at different prices VIP table A was $750 for 8 people VIP B was $500 for 5 people then they added a VIP $1000 for 5 people the day of the event. We paid for VIP A then they lied about what was included in the VIP package once you arrived. We paid for a meet and greet that was suppose to take place between 8-9. When we arrived we were told the venue was not ready and the meet and greet will be at 9. It started raining and were still in line waiting to enter the venue. Then finally they came with a list but general admission had started to arrive. The gave gold VIP bands for the meet and greet and to the people who purchased tables. So anyone with a gold band can enter the VIP meet and greet room. The list of names at the VIP door would have helped. No one apologized for all the mistakes that were made on Saturday night. They had guests who came from different states to help Ronnie celebrate his birthday. My personal opinion is it was a money thing and no one cared that the services paid for were not provided. I will never patronize this place again. They care more about making money than providing excellent customer service. BTW how was there a meet and greet scheduled from 8-9 and Ronnie didn't arrive until...

I visited this place around midnight on a Thursday night, which is R&B night, with friends. One of them found this place and we hoped it would be a good time.

Upon arrival, we had to pay $20 to self park on the PUBLIC street, which seems very scammy… That made no sense at all. They have a lot. I can see them charging for that.

At the entrance, there was no wait. There was a license check and a very thorough pat down. The music was good music that I enjoyed, which could be heard by the steps. Inside, it was dark and not busy at all. The floors were sticky EVERYWHERE. With it not being busy, it should be that way. There was a bar stool sitting area to the right of the bar. The tabletop was wooden and it was also sticky. This shows lack of cleanliness.

The food and drinks are EXPENSIVE! Expect to pay no less than $20 for one drink. The food menu prices were outrageous. I advise eating before you go or after, unless you have expendable income.. if so, ball out lol.

For it to be R&B night, I would’ve expected more of 90s R&B, but it wasn’t. It wasn’t the best vibes and just dead. When we left shortly before 1am, more people were coming.

I don’t recommend and I wouldn’t return. You’ll, unnecessarily, spend a lot of money here. There are other places in the city to go and have a great...

My experience was the same as others. The club promotion stated free before 11 pm. We arrived at 10:30 pm, the line was short and the inside was close to empty. However, they held us in line, in the cold, without checking us in until after 11 pm. Then tried to charge my buddy and I $40 each, claiming the promotion was only free until 11pm. I let them know I wasn't pleased with their bait and switch tactics and this punk had security walk up on me. I dismissed them and told them I'd leave but I wanted them to know what I thought about my experience. While walking away, a brotha named smooth pulled me to the side and asked about my experience. I informed him, and he got us in free of charge.

Overall, I probably won't go back. At least it's not on the top of my list. This club is cool for those looking to get a table but it's not very welcoming to those that don't have a table.

Good DJ, and the bartender was a bit weird. I asked for a water and she tried to sell me a $6 bottle water. I said, no I just want a cup of water and she frowned her face up and was making all these disgusted facial gestures. Which I found childish and unprofessional. Like, is there something wrong with your sink and if so what is it bit. Lol

The bad far outweighs the good here. I'd go...