Hava Nightclub

Security and bouncers were very rude and insistent of not letting us in. They were very judgmental and denied us entry. Such a waste of money. the Manager and bouncers act like they are cops and know when customers are intoxicated. They threatened to call the cops on us when they don’t know what is happening. Didn’t even call the cops because they were too scared lmao.

Saw the reviews and thought everyone else was being dramatic, they were NOT. This place is TERRIBLE. Alex (the manager) is a jerk. Bouncers and management are very very rude and dismissive as well.

I am of legal age to drink, but the bouncer decided I wasn’t legal for the night. Denied me from entering the venue based on a glance at my very real ID. My friends went inside for 10 minutes and said it was dead anyways, so they came back out and we left and went to a different club. Will never be back. Don’t spend time or money on traveling here, you may get turned away at random with no reasoning. Management is on a power trip. Not worth a dime of your money, there are so many better options in Boston.

Literally a god forsaken place. Every single person that works here is on a power trip for no reason as if they get paid commission. Worth leaving the second you get in. Overpriced drinks, overpriced covers that changes depending on how much the bouncers feel like charging. Make sure you bring a PASSPORT as a few other methods of ID don’t matter here. Save your time by waiting in other lines at other clubs. I read the review before and gave it a chance but please do not waste your time like we did.

Worst club I’ve been to in the Boston area. Deny people who are over 21 simply because they lost a little weight. Very unapologetic and extremely predatory policies. They have their bartenders dress up in skimpy outfits for no other reason than to try and get people to go to their bar which was totally dead when we showed up at 11 PM. Avoid at all costs.

Do not come here as a woman. 2 out of our group of 6 friends were drugged by men at this bar in one night. When my friend passed out after 1 drink, I tried to call 911 but a worker pushedmy hand away from my phone to stop me. The bouncers tried to shush us when we said she might have been drugged. Testing later revealed she had been slipped a narcotic that could have been deadly. My friend was manhandled and they pushed us away from her so we couldn’t help, yet they wouldn’t help us carry her across the club. After a 20 minute period when they worked out a story to keep the police from coming, a worker finally called 911 and an ambulance arrived, but the workers lied to EMS to try and keep them from investigating. Our friend’s medical treatment was delayed as a result, and she had to return days later for the drug test since EMS was told she only drank too much alcohol.