I actually enjoyed myself here. Lit party brunch atmosphere. Went on a Sunday of a long weekend and it was fun. The DJ was playing hip pop, soca, dancehall, afrobeats. It is a pretty spacious venue. They don't have a bottomless brunch option like most similar places but they have exaggerated large cocktails that can be shared. We did two towers (200 total I believe) for 8 people and actually was too much. The drink was strong and our batches could of been mixed better, had to use water to cut it. The servers were incredible as well. The establishment also offers hookah. If you are going for the food that's probably not the best idea. The do other things well. Also a surprise is that there is a rooftop where the party spills over there when its warm out. Honestly my rating is probably between a 3.5/4 for this place.

R&B Wednesday's are the best,the food was tasty and a good portion as well.The waitress we had was very nice and the energy inside was very good.

I came on a Thursday and it was an older crowd. I would come back here to try the food. The beef empanadas were really good, well seasoned. The lobster Mac and cheese was pretty decent. The DJ Self was good but then after him some songs kept repeating. The Henny sangria was lethal. The first hookah we had was very harsh but the second one was way better. They also have a rooftop. I heard on Wednesdays it's good and it's a R&B night. Vax card and ID are required to enter

The staff is very friendly and attentive. The food was great and the music was fun. This was a former night club pre-covid, so they are trying to give you the same vibes but as a restaurant. I do believe the prices for the drinks are a bit insane for a "restaurant". They also offer hookahs for $30. They do follow safety measures due to covid and limit the capacity. The location of the restaurant is very industrial and dark at night.