Numbers — Restaurant in Houston

I've been to Numbers Nightclub off on Westheimer inbetween the Montrose District and Midtown Houston back in September last year and was there with another male friend of mine hoping to dance the night with some sexy ladies, but boy were we dissapointed after finding out that every lady (sexy or not, young or older) was already taken and with their boyfriend or husband! I've also seen fights break out in this nightclub between 2 or 3 guys with 1 accusing the other of dancing with their wife! I've also seen men dressed in what appeared to be gang-related attire and was worried that a gang-fight could break out in the place or on it's premises! Also, I've smelled what appears to be marijuana in the place! I've also been approached by another patron who asked me if I would like to try ecstacy! The place looks like it needs major upgrades, especially with it's lighting in the men's restroom and upstairs lounging area to make them safer for the patrons!

And please, for the sake of the patrons and their safety, please put more security in the place (I.E., more Bouncers, physically tough ex.NFL/Ex Pro Wrestler sized Bouncers, metal detecters at the entrances), and please institute a strict dress code for all men, too! I know you guys don't really have a dress code or VIP system in place, but please institute one for the men who goes there (I.E., no baggy pants, no baseball caps, no sports jerseys, no all blues, no all reds, no bandanas, just some examples of gang-related stuff), esppecially for safety of the guests there! I know you guys will confiscate any guns or weapons brought into the place, but people still have fists to fight with, too! And also, if upgrading the place, please have a "No Drugs allowed on premises" policy!

For the time being I and my male buds will be taking our night clubbing to Downtown Houston's Club Curve for now on! At least...

Prepare to step into a realm of captivating darkness and electrifying energy at Numbers, Houston's premier gothic nightclub. Nestled within the heart of the city, Numbers offers a unique and unforgettable nightlife experience that will leave you spellbound. The club's interior is a testament to its gothic aesthetic, adorned with intricate details, dim lighting, and a touch of macabre elegance. The atmosphere is both alluring and mysterious, inviting you to embrace the night and unleash your inner darkness. Numbers boasts a diverse lineup of live bands, showcasing a range of genres from rock and alternative to industrial and goth. The music pulsates through the air, creating an infectious energy that ignites the dance floor and encourages you to let loose. The club's spacious dance floor is a haven for those seeking to revel in the music and connect with others who share their passion for the gothic subculture. With its energetic crowd and vibrant atmosphere, Numbers is the perfect place to dance the night away and create lasting memories. In addition to its live music and dance floor, Numbers offers a wide array of drinks and cocktails to satisfy even the most discerning tastes. The bartenders are skilled and attentive, crafting delicious concoctions that perfectly complement the club's gothic ambiance. Whether you're seeking a night of live music, dancing, or simply immersing yourself in a unique and captivating atmosphere, Numbers is the ultimate destination for those who dare to embrace the darkness. With its gothic charm, electrifying energy, and vibrant community, Numbers is sure to leave you...

The club is great. The vibe is awesome. The club had just the right amount of people. The drinks were good and not too expensive. My only gripe is with the music as a person who loves music, bars, clubs and atmosphere. If you have people camped out on the dance floor, they are there to dance. A majority of the people on the dance floor were in autopilot in between good songs. Take note of what makes people excited and come alive. When the songs that people know came on, the entire vibe changed. People would rush out on the dance floor and people would be laughing and having a good time. Then it was an hour of music no one knew and stagnated. Then a good song came on and reignited the vibe. Everything was great, except for the DJ. We were there from 10 to 2 and heard about 6 great songs. It’s disappointing because there are so many great 80’s and 90’s songs that would easily flip this club to a 10/10 night spot on Fridays.

Update: I am in no way bashing this club. It is successful and I’m not disputing that. The dance floor does stay full. Because people are there to dance regardless of what you play. My only critique is that if someone goes to hear some 80’s or 90’s new wave, I’m not looking for deep cuts. The songs listed only probably 6 of them made the top 100. There’s no use for filler songs when you have thousands of iconic songs to choose from. The billboard top 100 for example. Like I said, I’m not bashing. I’m giving my opinion and it doesn’t mean...