Los Globos

Bouncers and bartenders seemed alright, nice and respectful in their own way. The place was a bit crowded for my taste but I can understand that could be a plus for some. The drinks were awful, but you can’t expect much from a club. Overall if you’re looking for a big club this is the place.

One of their security guards took at drink out of my hand hitting my face without even letting me know that I wasn’t allowed to drink in line, mind you I was way in the back. Manager also acted mean. Do not go here, they don’t care about their costumers.

The aesthetics of this place are really cute and everyone dances. There are two floors with more than one DJ. So if you attend a show here I recommend you pay attention to this. When I came thru showing I paid for a DJ set I’d expect to be directed to the area where the headliner would be performing. But no, they directed me to go upstairs. By the time I realized this the entire downstairs was crammed pack. Headliner went on at 1:30 AM til close. Bathroom lines can get long. Overall cute place. You will be around a bunch of guys with their shirts off. LOL Also, I was served a hot seltzer. My reasons for the 3 stars. Street Parking if you get their early enough or Valet Parking: $20 Venmo or Cash

The lady at the entrance and all the bouncers all lie! They are so rude We got free tickets a day before and they let some people in for free and they made us get out of line twice and told us to make line again twice and then tried to charge us $40. We were here on time and true to tell us we were too late and the threatened to kick us out after we rsvp. Do not come here everyone is so u professional and they are just trying to get money out of you

On January 27 at the BLACKOUT event eventbrite hosted at Los Globos there was no dress code written on the tickets. I got there with my friend that drove us. And when the bouncer saw me wearing flip-flops he looked inside and looked at me and said “I’m sorry, boss. But you can not come in.” Surprised I asked why. He said. “Sorry you wearing flip-flops. I’m concerned about your safety and on the dance floor people can step over your feet.” I’ve been clubbing over 20 years with or without them. And at the Abbey or any other club I frequently go never before was I denied from coming in. So I asked my friend if he wanted to go in by himself because I could not get in apparently. My friend said. “No, we will go home. It’s not a problem.” Then the shady bouncer said “Well if you have some money we can work on something and I can let you in.” Confused I asked? “What do you mean?” He replied “If you give me some cash and anybody inside reprimand you just say that Eric in the front has your back.” Only because I wanted to see the dj and enjoy my night I gave him money on the side to let me in. And let me tell you this was the best money I ever spent in my life! 8 different guys stepped on my feet but I didn’t feel a thing because I paid Eric so I was protected! That was my insurance working for me, right? All jokes aside Eric is a disgusting conniving sleezeball that started my night on a very sour note. The bartenders and other merchants inside need to get on it. Because I was “out” of money for his extorsion and bribing I could not have a couple other drinks nor tip nor buy stuff the event was selling.