Honey Delray — Restaurant in Delray Beach

My husband and I went here last night. It was our first time coming here but I read about this place online and we made the thirty minute drive from Pompano to check it out. The best thing about this place was the DJ, DJ Bonkers lol, he was very animated and was really playing it up for the crowd, which was very mixed since it was a St. Patrick's Day celebration. He played a mix of pop music, hip hop, dance, and some other stuff I never heard of lol.

The disappointment of the night was with ONE of the bartenders. We ordered from two different bartenders, the first of which prepared a cranberry vodka for me and Heineken for my husband, no problem. But the second woman who prepared the same drink for me gave me a glass of tasted like straight cranberry juice. You could tell by how dark the drink was that there wasn't much vodka in the glass, and the drink cost $11. I approached her again and asked her if she could add more vodka because the drink tastes like juice. She promptly told me no, that all the drinks are prepared the same. She then prepared a new drink in a short glass, I guess to demonstrate her she makes the drink, held it up to show me and then poured that drink out. That was quite unnecessary, but even that wasn't the issue.

The problem was that she didn't stop there. From there she continued to rant, as she stood working the register, about how I'm not special and she's not going to make my drink different from anybody else and "If you don't like it you can go somewhere else." She said this with a shrug and a nasty look on her face, and that was what killed the vibes for me. Why are you telling a paying customer who was dissatisfied with the service that they should go somewhere else? Totally rude and again completely unnecessary. I said nothing disrespectful to her, didn't complain about her, just about the drink, which is within my rights as a paying customer, and this was the response I got.

My husband then approached a male bartender and requested to speak to the manager. The bartender said the manager wasn't available at that moment, but he quickly and simply diffused the problem by preparing us a properly mixed drink and exchanging it for the one from the other bartender, which we appreciated very much. I don't know if the manager reads these things, but please retrain the bartenders about how to speak to customers. We had a good time, but we don't feel welcome...

Went to Honey on Saturday (02/23/19) night with my friend. Requested a table ($250.) and when we were about to enter, We were informed by the bouncer that we were not allowed to enter. We were never given an explanation as why we were denied entry. However, I would like to tell you what happened the prior evening... My friend and I are walking to get the car and as we are waiting at the crosswalk for the light to change, there was a police officer waiting as well. We said hello to each other and as we were casually talking I made a comment about his weight and that he should workout. He said to me that I was rude. I said nicely, sorry I was just being honest. Then, he said: I could tell you a lot of rude things, but I won’t. I replied with a very nice and cordial tone as from the beginning of our conversation: I guess you could. The light changed and we said good night again. As he was leaving, he stated that he runs 3 miles every day. We kept walking and said goodbye once again and that was the end of the conversation. Apparently, the police officer took offense and was the reason behind why I was denied entry at your club on Saturday night . I believe he used his authority to personally try to humiliate or embarrass me and my friend. I have been to your club numerous times without any issues. I have been a member of your sister club in WPB for the past three years. I am appalled at the disgraceful treatment we received. This police officer has taken his ego a little over the top. Does this mean that I am not allowed to enter the club because of a comment he felt was inappropriate? Well I feel his behavior was inappropriate. Sorry, but this is very immature on the part of the police officer and totally unprofessional for your Club and staff members in handling this matter. The two matters are totally unrelated. As a loyal customer and member of Camelot at Palm Beach (same owner with Honey), I will consider taking my business somewhere else and never recommend the Club Honey in the future. Also, I will be canceling my membership with Camelot. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 Very...

I've been coming to this establishment since they opened their doors. Tonight was the last time I'll ever come back and the establishment should be embarrassed about how they treated a life long patron. A woman, who was highly intoxicated, who spilled and broke her drink all over the floor, felt the need to take my glass and drink from it and then proceed to spit it all over my dress shirt. This all occurred in the presence of a bouncer/security that worked there. The gentlemen witnessed the whole act and was extremely unhelpful about the situation. Not wanting to press charges against the woman, I politely asked the bouncer to have the woman removed or I would notify Delray Beach Police Dept about the assault. The bouncer said he would take care of it. Fast forward 15 minutes, as we are leaving the girl is with security and claiming I asked her to spit my drink into my mouth and for me to be removed from the establishment. Delray beach PD was called and PD refused to pull the establishments security footage. I was asked to leave the establishment and called a liar. Talk about double standard. Shameful for Delray Police Dept to downplay an assault on someone. And shameful for Honey's security to forcefully remove someone without probable cause. If this happened to a female, I'd be going to jail. I had more than 3 witnesses who claimed they saw the act come forward. Good to know that clubs only...