Let's talk about bottle service vol: do you do it?

always wanted to try bottle service, mostly because of the sparklers though...probably for the best that i dont because id probably burn myself or someone around me...
 
NazDrowie said:
always wanted to try bottle service, mostly because of the sparklers though...probably for the best that i dont because id probably burn myself or someone around me...
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You have higher chances of getting burned by the waitresses who bring the sparklers out
 
millenial said:
Umm buying bottles to attract girls is dumb, its so many girls I know personally  that are just looking for suckers to drink from their bottles for free and bouncing afterwards. 
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You sound broke.
If buying bottles causes you to check your account, reevaluate your life
 
Does Baltimore have a lot of night clubs? I think I went to Paradox before. I know I walked into a place at Power Plant. And there was some party up by Towson, but I don't think that was a nightclub. Outside of those I've only been to bars, restaurants and strip clubs there.
 
silkboi said:
Does Baltimore have a lot of night clubs? I think I went to Paradox before. I know I walked into a place at Power Plant. And there was some party up by Towson, but I don't think that was a nightclub. Outside of those I've only been to bars, restaurants and strip clubs there.
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Nightlife is kinda phony here.

My man said "The Dox" :lol:. Outta towners used to be scared to come there back in the day. It's been ratchett and closed since like '08. We used to get it in back then as youngins though :smokin.

Hammerjacks used to be the spot. Been closed for almost 10 years. Now, You got select, oxygen, paparazzi, Dudleys, Towson bars and fed hill. Same spots/same people every weekend.

Best bet is to go to Norma's or the casino. So many bishes in the casino. They got a club in there too.

Best thing to come to Baltimore Nightlife in a long time. So good, ****** don't even get into the BS out there :lol:. ****** don't even gamble. Just grab drinks and try to bag something.

The 45 minute drive to DC is worth it. Find myself out there often these days. Can't even party in this city any more :smh:.
 
There's clearly a difference between clubs uptown and clubs downtown in NYC that Ninja isn't telling y'all about :lol:

Any legit club downtown is gonna run you for a $1,000 table minimum AT a minimum. But you're also paying for a more upscale experience than you would messing with a club in the Heights.

I walk into bottle service at least once a week between Thursday - Sunday but I'm also connected in the industry and not really spending coin like most have to. You also don't get got in NYC like you do in Miami and Vegas.
 
Me and my homies would pop bottles when I was younger (22 I'm 25 now). Its convenient because you get a spot to sit down at and **** gravitate to you. It is a tax but if you split it with people then you're good.

Haven't gotten bottle service in a minute though cause I have a gf so its not eem really worth it no more unless its a homies bday or something
 
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Bottle service here in the bay area range from $200 to $300 on off nights like sunday-thursday. But on the weekends its $300-500. Usually people comes with a group of 5 per bottle , if you do the math its actually way more worthy than wait in line and sometime end up buying couple rounds and spending more then $100 already. When you split $300 between 5 people its well worthy when you get a place to chill in. Its  rarely to see anyone just go to the club alone and buy a bottle to themselves. I'm a club manager and a promoter btw. 
 


Another one with YG, a lot of people rather pay for bottle service especially when we got celebrities coming in than paying the cover. Which is why we usually sell out of tables very quickly.
 
In NY it was pretty necessary but in Houston why would I. So many damn spots to go to Nters have put me onto I don't need to do overpriced bottle service. I'd only do it if the homies came in town and it was a lot of us.

I've seen too many clowns looking stupid in the club buying bottles with sparkles to attract attention for 2 seconds. They didn't do it because it was more money efficient.
 
Where are y'all going where the drinks are $10 but the bottle is $150 / $200?

If the bottle is $200, drinks are $5 - $8 max whenever I visit places.

If the drink is $10+, I'd suspect the bottle + service + entry would be $300+ easy.

I haven't been to the club in awhile though.
 
Houston doesn't have that many night clubs either (for my hue at least). It's a lot more bars and lounges and they have enough seating for patrons. Only spots I remember getting bottle service at was Sports Junkie for a day party, Drinks and Grooves.
 
It honestly depends. It's def not a must at all, I'll take the booth>bottle. At this point I'm dropping 100-150 on the booth regardless. They don't require u to buy bottles with the booth, 99% of the time I pregame so I grab a few beers and I'm cool. Now if it's at least 6 people and they want too, cool why not, depending on the party they are usually the same amount, no Vegas prices here. Last time I did it we finessed the Henny for 80 bucks.
 
silkboi said:
Houston doesn't have that many night clubs either (for my hue at least). It's a lot more bars and lounges and they have enough seating for patrons. Only spots I remember getting bottle service at was Sports Junkie for a day party, Drinks and Grooves.
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Yeah I agree. Sections in Sports Junkie on a good night or day party is a must, Engine Room and 12th Amendement and all that is a spot you probably would but other then that the lounges, day parties and small bars in Houston > *.
 
silkboi said:
Does Baltimore have a lot of night clubs? I think I went to Paradox before. I know I walked into a place at Power Plant. And there was some party up by Towson, but I don't think that was a nightclub. Outside of those I've only been to bars, restaurants and strip clubs there.
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They got clubs but none of em worth it ...if you really wanna club in these parts everybody heads to D.C. , otherwise it's bars/strip club/ casino or so some hookah ****

I would advise anybody in this thread to NEVER get a table/bottle service in Baltimore, simply not worth it in my city :lol:

Also don't do it in ATL unless the spot you going to is REALLY poppin (like the last time I went to Gold Room you basically had to get a table n even they ended up selling out :smh: ), cuz then that's the quickest n easiest way to get in...but otherwise it's too many options and spots that have ho's you can just walk in after pre gaming :pimp:
 
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Live in LA and I rarely go out nowadays but I when I do I almost always get Bottle Service. It's more of a comfortability issue.

In Vegas it's absolutely mandatory. Will not do GA in Vegas. :lol:
 
JUSTBLAZE2k7 said:
Live in LA and I rarely go out nowadays but I when I do I almost always get Bottle Service. It's more of a comfortability issue.

In Vegas it's absolutely mandatory. Will not do GA in Vegas. :lol:
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Had to pay at the door at Drais cuz I was by myself ...they was taxing :lol: :smh:
 
KingKoopa said:
I think its a different mind set for young boys who go out every weekend and older cats who go out evey other month.

When I was out heavy no way Id be on that bottle service tip.

Now that I step out maybe 4 or 5x a year, no way I'm not goin all the way.
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For me it was the opposite, in my late teens/early 20's a table was a must, now that I work for mine I value my money more, plus I don't drink like that.

Haven't been to an actual club in probably 10 years, me and the wife will occasionally hit a bar or lounge and she drinks girly drinks and I'm not downing a whole bottle of Henny for self.
 
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