The Trip — Restaurant in Miami

It’s outrageous to pay to enter a venue where the staff constantly moves through the crowd, pushing guests and showing open disdain for anyone who doesn’t bow to their inflated sense of self-importance. They act as if they’re above the very paying customers they’re meant to serve.

I understand it’s tough to work through the night, especially when that might be the result of past decisions—whether not pursuing education or not advancing a career. But that’s not the fault of the patrons. Guests should not be treated with hostility just because they’re enjoying themselves while others are working. The staff should be grateful that we’re there, spending money, keeping the business running, and ultimately supporting their livelihoods. And with that comes a basic expectation: courtesy and professionalism.

Of course, when the manager is rude and aggressive, it’s no surprise the team follows suit.

This is America—we’re fortunate to live in a country full of opportunities and hardworking people. If your current job doesn’t fulfill you, invest in yourself: study, grow, pursue a better path.

One strong piece of advice: consider taking up a discipline like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu or Judo. Martial arts not only teach respect and humility but also make it clear just how dangerous unchecked aggression can be. Thankfully, this country has laws that prevent the need to physically “teach lessons,” but let’s not mistake restraint for weakness.

And finally, remember this: our presence and our spending are what create these jobs. Don’t confuse that with superiority, but don’t forget it either. Respect should go both ways—especially in...

I have mixed feelings about this place and I’m not comfortable being there anymore because my safety is not guaranteed there, I had an extremely negative experience at the location that was a bit traumatic for me after I was treated disrespectfully and handled in an abusive manner by the staff, and wrongfully accused of being unruly with the staff.

Then recently they were extremely rude and very disrespectful, they had their hands on me because I was dancing too much and crazy!!! It’s a dance club for crying out loud!!!! And they kicked me out and prevented me from getting my purse that was left inside, they were calling me derogatory and demeaning adjectives, and were speaking to me condescendingly and clearly mocking me. I didn’t even care about the words because at the end of the day, who the heck are they? I don’t even know what their names are, so I care even less about what’s on their minds. I do care about the actions and the intentions behind them, and they have been purposefully and deliberately maliciously targeting me… why? I don’t know and don’t even care. They need to stop this madness immediately on their own accord or else they should buckle up and get ready for the abrupt halt and the rude awakening that will follow the inevitable consequences. I am not the only person who has experienced this barbarism by the savages who participated in these atrocities. Sometimes I believe they are...

Just went for the first time, one of my friends brought us there late night. Great service and staff, the venue and atmosphere is cool, but unfortunately, from the moment you walk in, all you hear is the DJ blasting the bass at an insanely loud level past the point of enjoyment such that my group couldn’t think about anything else or enjoy the music. We even crumpled napkin paper and put it in our ears to create an ear plug but it was still intolerable. Other people were dancing and seemed to be okay with it, but from the second we walked in, we felt very uncomfortable, like a frog in a pot of boiling water and wanted to leave. It feels like a slow torture. Mind you, we don’t have any hearing issues or sensitivity. Not sure if it was just an off night or the DJ, but hopefully this review can help improve the music quality and experience for the future, not just to protect people’s hearing but also make it, dare I say enjoyable? Because it felt like your ears were being gouged out. Low key shocked if no one has brought this up before, but again, maybe it was an off night or the DJ. Would not go back again or recommend going to anyone unless this white elephant in the room is...