Office Lounge — Restaurant in Georgetown

Our wedding party (30+) had an amazing time doing our after-party here. We all took turns singing across the wide library and well setup karaoke. We were able to bring in egg rolls to munch on. And the staff and patrons were so nice to all of us, they even reserved a table and setup some balloons for us.

We are two big karaoke families getting married so we were excited to sing the night away celebrating our union. This place we setup great for it, the setup was awesome, there were multiple mics, screens, and a huge library of songs to select from in multiple well organized massive binders. Various groups and individuals from our party went up with some locals and regulars shuffled in. It was a great time for everyone.

We also enjoyed the dance floor in front of the stage where we were able to dance with a few of the songs and have a wonderful time. Some members of our party also flirted with the pool tables in the end we spent so much time singing and dancing we never got a game in.

Since this is a bar, I should review the drinks. Beers were beers. Mixed drinks were well poured and I can personally attest that the jello shots were both delicious and effective.

If you don't like venues where folks can still smoke inside steer clear, but if you're looking for a fun place to do some karaoke, dancing while hanging out and having some good drinks then we...

Boring place that can't figure out their business model. They want to appease the old-time "cheers" crowd yet intermingle them with a newer, higher energy crowd. They want entertainment and want to be profitable, but at the same time remain a hole-in-the wall bar.

They should be sued and a worker there should be fired and jailed, but they directed their focus on a good Samaritan who tried to help out a person being assaulted. Because he was a good Samaritan, he was banned from the bar.

The office lounge lacks proper management and a proper vision for what they want, which results in an unified, apathetic crowd. Don't go there or...

Bartender is rude in that smiley passive aggressive way thats very common with bartenders. Looks at you like you're dumb if you ask a simple question and then laughs after you walk away. Id give em the benefit of the doubt if it wasnt so common. Entitled herself to a tip out of the cash I gave her (I didnt say anything so it's half on me.)

I dont mind smoking sections but the smell at this bar permeates your clothes. I wasnt there too long but my shirt smells like I chained smoke 3 packs next to a burning pile of tobbaco. And there wasnt even anyone smoking...