Oddfellows - Las Vegas

It was a quirky little spot. The service was good, so I have no complaints there. I read an evaluation that mentioned regulars might be ignored, but as first-time visitors, we didn't experience that at all. Although there was no dining available, as stated on their website, it was fine since we just went across the street to the hotel casino for a quick bite to eat. The music was fantastic; for me and my friends, who were teenagers in the 80s and 90s, we didn't feel out of place at all because there was a mix of people. I definitely recommend this place for those from the older generation to check out their 80s and 90s music nights. We may be older, but we still love to dance—we're not done yet!

I had the pleasure of capturing some beautiful moments with some of my favorite people. If they ever need a home away from home, this establishment provides excellent care. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure that everyone feels safe and welcome, always ready to listen when needed. And don’t forget to give her bartender a tap! Thank you for the wonderful times, and here’s to many more!

Among all the dance clubs on Fremont, my friends and I feel the safest here, although it can get quite crowded, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye on your drinks. The staff takes safety seriously; when I mentioned that a guy was acting inappropriately, they promptly searched him for about ten minutes to ensure he was dealt with, which I really appreciated. Other bars I've been to often make promises but don’t really follow through, so it’s refreshing to see real action taken! Parking can be a bit tricky, especially with street parking. I recommend using the El Cortez public garage; it’s just a 2-3 minute walk away. Make sure to bring cash for parking and cover charges on the weekends. Also, it can get quite warm inside, so if you're not wearing a jacket, I suggest bringing one along!

Really mean ginger type at the reception outside, but cool place. He ruined it for me.

Came here with my best friend and little sister the other night and had a blast! We’d never been to a nightclub before, but figured we should since we were in Vegas. The spiked Dole Whip drink was delicious, the music was awesome, and the cover charge was only $5. (And best of all, we felt totally safe. We’ll definitely be back the next time we’re in town!