5/5 Tammy E. 2 years ago on Google
I
was
anxious
about
driving
6
plus
hours
to
go
to
this
venue.
The
reviews
online
were
far
from
favorable.
My
daughter
was
very
interested
in
seeing
Lil
Mosey,
so
we
went
despite
the
reviews.
I
am
grateful
we
did.
The
staff
was
very
kind
to
us.
We
expected
Varsity
to
be
open
at
6
based
on
what
we
had
seen
online.
We
arrived
about
7
and
were
asked
to
wait
outside.
The
staff
informed
us
that
they
were
closed
and
opened
at
8.
We
did
see
a
delivery
driver
pick
up
some
food
before
8.
(No
food
was
being
served
when
we
were
able
to
go
in,
so
we
had
to
leave
and
go
across
the
street
to
eat.)
When
we
entered
I
was
in
awe
of
the
interior.
There
were
four
main
areas
where
people
congregated.
Entering
through
the
side
door
you
enter
to
the
main
bar
area.
To
the
right
you
will
find
the
rest
rooms
which
are
a
great
find
after
a
six
hour
drive!
When
the
night
became
busy
there
was
a
lady
attendant
there
and
anything
you
might
need
for
an
emergency
touch
up
on
your
hair
or
sudden
surprise.
Being
from
smaller
towns
and
only
seeing
this
at
a
few
locations,
I
found
this
to
be
a
great
addition
to
the
venue.
To
the
left
of
the
bar
there
were
tables
that
I
believe
they
set
up
for
events
($500-1000
to
sit
at
these
tables
which
are
supplied
with
alcohol,
juice
decanters,
&
cups)
on
the
sides
of
the
room
with
the
stage
on
the
far
side.
There
is
a
smaller,
convenient
bar
in
that
room
that
opens
to
the
outside.
The
outdoor
area
had
a
large
scale
beer
pong,
corn
hole,
Jenga,
picnic
tables
&
plenty
of
outdoor
heaters.
There
is
a
much
smaller
bar
area
here
too.
The
gate
around
this
area
has
doors
that
you
can
exit
from
onto
the
sidewalk.
The
second
floor
has
a
small
arcade,
sizeable
bar,
and
well
lit
with
open
air
surrounding
it.
The
capacity
of
the
building
was
412
&
I
am
certain
that
more
people
were
allowed
inside.
I
asked
for
a
weak
Captain
and
Coke
&
it
was
quite
strong
for
my
liking,
but
drinkable.i
decided
to
go
with
a
speciality
drink
for
the
night
the
next
two
times
and
they
were
top
notch.
The
dress
code
didn't
appear
to
be
enforced
on
the
night
I
was
there.
Found
it
ironic
that
men
can't
have
low
hanging
pants
(I
did
see
one.)
but
the
female
staff
only
have
nylons
or
fishnet
stockings
covering
their
butt
cheeks.
I
did
see
several
people
bounced
out.
Anyone
who
was
pushing
boundaries
was
immediately
escorted
out
with
several
bouncers.
These
bouncers
we're
also
quick
to
pull
anyone
from
the
crowd
at
the
stage
who
was
distressed.
If
you
chose
to
be
on
the
floor
be
aware
that
sure
footing
is
needed.
The
crowd
will
move
you.
The
crowd
was
20-30's,
large
group
of
college
students.
Positive
I
was
the
oldest
patron
(50's).
I
was
able
to
get
to
the
stage
multiple
times
without
much
effort.
When
I
needed
a
refill
the
crowd/other
patrons
were
extremely
kind
and
helpful.
The
crowd
was
diverse
and
I
didn't
witness
any
discrimination.
(One
lady
who
was
asked
to
leave
was
a
young,
well
dressed,
white
female...so
don't
think
you
will
get
special
allowances
if
you
become
obnoxious.)
The
common
dress
was
a
well
made
cropped,
or
dressy
top
and
pants
(not
likely
jeans)
for
woman
and
most
men
had
a
polo/collared
shirt.
Many
people
were
pouring
alcohol
directly
into
mouths
of
the
crowd.
There
were
no
masks
at
this
event.
(I
myself
didn't
have
one
on
me,
but
I
know
others
might
find
this
alarming.)
All
in
all
I
had
a
great
time
and
brought
home
plenty
of
memories.
It
would
of
been
nice
to
be
able
to
eat
at
the
venue
even
if
the
offerings
were
as
simple
as
chips,
nuts,
pretzels.
If
you
are
on
the
fence
about
trying
this
place,
GO
&
form
your
own
personal
opinion.
If
your
opinion
of
Varsity
is
different
from
the
majority,
SPEAK
UP.
I
would
have
missed
a
great
opportunity
for
my
daughter
and
I
if
I
had
let
my
fears
decide.
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