In Cahoots — Restaurant in Fullerton

“Free before 10”… the first of many lies. Came out for Mike Sherm and had friends drive six hours to watch him perform. Event tickets were sold on eventbrite, labeled free before 10, $15 general admission, and $30 VIP. Me and my friends rightfully assumed that if we printed five free tickets and showed up before 10 we would get in for free. Boy were we wrong. Not only were the tickets not free, but they didn’t even begin to let people in the venue until 10:30. We got in line at 9:15 and waited an hour and a half to get in. Finally, once past security, they charged us $30 for admission, which, of course, was cash only. So finally, $30 and an hour and a half later, we walked into the club hyped to see Mike Sherm. Sadly, Sherm was not there. Extremely disappointed, we walked to the bar for some water. I was absolutely dumbfounded when the bartender told me it was going to be $8 for a bottle of water. I just drank out of the bathroom sink. Anyways, we get to the floor and DJ’s are playing generic rap playlists and having severe technical difficulties, while desperately trying to keep the crowd engaged with an onslaught of lies about when Sherm was going to pull up. Finally Sherm showed up at one, played five songs and left. Lucky for him he has a loyal fan base that is willing to travel, deal with inCahoots shortcomings, and sit through an hour and a half of nonsense for him to play his five songs. Horrible club, would not recommend. I was just...

In Cahoots is literally the worst place ever. Was already disappointed the moment I went because I thought it was a night club that would be playing techno music and drizzy drake but it turned out to be some lame country club. Everyone there was lame and you got kicked off of the dance floor if you didn’t follow along to every movement of their lame dances (sounds like 1984 if you ask me). And after getting kicked out of the dance floor you’d think you can at least sit down but no you have to pay to reserve a booth on top of the overpriced $20 entry fee. You couldn’t even pay me $20 to go back there again. Oh but at least you can refresh yourself with some water after standing next in a packed crowd next to sweaty teens all night right? WRONG, waters are a whopping $4 from those greedy crooks. Either your money or spend it elsewhere. CITY BOYS STAY UP WE...

This is, in my opinion, the best line dancing spot in Orange County. Depending on the night you go, there is a drastically different vibe though.

On Wednesday nights, you will find it to be sweaty, packed, and full of mostly 18-21 yr olds, being that it is the 18+ night. If you aren't interested in watching inexperienced drinkers and silly dancing, I'd veer away that night. If you are a young one, go for it and you'll have a blast.

However, any other night at the place is really enjoyable for 21+. People are friendly, and there is enough space for the newbies and experienced dancers to share the floor. I encourage everyone to try it once; be it with your friends or significant other. If you are planning on making it more of a family outing (grandma and such) I'd only recommend a Tuesday, as it is the quietest day...