Blue

Overall, we had a great time, but we had a very negative encounter in the bathroom with someone who may or may not be an employee. I tried to bring my female friend into the men’s restroom to use a stall, but pretty quickly a man who was stationed by the sink started to yell at her to leave and wait in the long women’s bathroom line, even after we said it was an emergency. He tried to physically intimidate us and eventually we left the bathroom for fear that he might get violent. Again, we don’t know if this guys works at Blue. But even if he doesn’t it’s the job of the club to make sure random people like that don’t threaten their customers.

Cute venue but I will never attend this place again. After all the money that was spent on Saturday night bottles/at the bar the staff denied patrons upon exiting to use restroom’s many of them being intoxicated. How cruel is that. Never again! Blue night club and staff do better

Never been to a lounge where all staff/bouncers were SO nice. Me and my friends were treated amazing here! Definitely recommend this spot. 10/10 experience!

I had the unfortunate displeasure of visiting this club, and the experience was nothing short of dreadful. The security staff were not only inefficient but also shockingly rude. A place that should be about enjoyment and entertainment was completely overshadowed by the unprofessionalism of its security team. I would tell you right now to run far away from this place but you might not might make it out because you will literally get trampled with the amount of people in this space.

Hey Blue Midtown, the reason why the Tamil people at the Tamil party tonight didn’t understand your bouncers screaming at them is because we are harmless nerds who don’t always frequent places where every crevice needs to get checked. People only showed up because that’s where the community event was happening, and we were legitimately just confused or out of practice ( I’m nearly 40 and had to quantum leap back 15 years to remember what I was supposed to do to enter a venue like yours), but some of your bouncers were responding so aggressively instead of just explaining. People just didn’t understand what the expectations were but one of your bouncers took it to a racist scary aggressive extreme at 3am yelling about what was wrong with EVERYONE at this party and what everyone’s problem is tonight. He interpreted a man’s genuine innocent confusion as disobedience that necessitated aggression to get him in line. Why did he have that unconscious bias that made him misinterpret what was happening that way? Because of his racism. He said “all of you” instead of “you people” but he meant the same thing.

For your information, this was a first in a lifetime event for many members of a race that has recently experienced genocide. We had events 5 nights this week and every other venue treated us with respect and joy. I’m a 39 year old American and this week was the first time I had ever experienced events with other people from my community in this country. Every other venue made it feel amazing and life changing. Blue certainly didn’t.