Fallout 117 North 18th Street, Richmond, VA 23223

"went there for karaoke night n it wasn’t rlly goth (apart from the intermission music between people) + the hostess up front was super rude to me and my friend despite being polite to them from start to finish, idk if it was a race thing (since we r visibly poc) or if the host was having a bad day but it seems as if i’m not the first person to have gotten this type of treatment.. overall the place seems great n everyone else seems nice."

"Awesome place for diverse like-minded people and love the open dance floor and freedom to be an individual. Great service and great entertainment."

"Saw Demeiser perform and they were amazing! The kitchen has the BEST fried pickles I've ever had in my entire life!"

"I've only been here twice, both times good, but this time especially. I had been having a great time in a cute outfit when a drunk dude at the bar decided he needed to be all up on me saying nasty things in my ear and I was trying to be polite, close my tab and just get out because I didn't know him and he was making me feel unsafe. The bartender turned around, saw him pressed against me, saw I was uncomfortable, and IMMEDIATELY called him out. I didn't even have to say anything. Just one second of eye contact and she was there to help. She didn't back down until he left me alone and once he backed off, she asked if I was ok, if she wanted her to kick him out, and if I wanted someone to walk me to my car and I felt protected. I was so nervous and shaken that I felt almost frozen, but in those moments, I felt safe. I can not thank her enough."

"Ok, so overall, I do like the place, I think the prices are fine, and the food is good quality bar food- don’t expect gourmet. It’s a bit divey, and has a long history of uneven treatment of guests- that being said, it’s a private club (sorta) so they can be as restrictive as they want- I remember that they made it clear you are at a goth/industrial club and to act the part. On the other hand, some truly inexplicable things have happened- just not to me. Making rules based on feelings isn’t exactly a great business model."