Cavo Night Club

"The bouncer is so bad little dude w tattoos and anger issues kicked us out for no reason. Firstly he shoved my girlfriend out of the way and when she said why would you do that he kicked her out. Description of the bouncer: Causcaian Tattos on both arms he was rude, impatient and kicked us out for no reason. DEFINITELY DO NOT GO HERE! THEY ONLY CARE ABOUT MONEY AND HOW MUCH YOU SPEND!!!"

"My friends and I wanted a night to enjoy ourselves but as soon as we entered we were uncomfortable due to the fact that my guy friend was berated about wearing sunglasses and not having his button down completely buttoned, it was ridiculous with the amount of homophobia at this establishment and this review is a warning for anyone that presents not their gender. (all female presenting had sunglasses to add, the only one who was commented on was the male presenting)"

"Friends rented the space for cider - Penn Brewery release. Awesome space. Fast bartenders (kimmy?) and others. Polite security. Huge space broken up in three areas. Once music gets going two become great dance areas. Lots of girls. So many girls. Great vibe. Get here for a couple hours one weekend."

"Several women’s phones were stolen on the dance floor this past Friday. Be very careful where you put your phones. Staff went above and beyond helping us out immediately when the cops said they’d address the issue in a “week or two.” Very fun scene and great music- just be aware!!"

"It's a little strange to write a review for a nightclub, because people rate it by their experiences with other individuals, which really isn't the fault of the club (mostly). I'll try to separate experience from the actual club service up front: Cavo itself: 4/5 My experience: 2/5 Arrived there around midnight on a Friday evening and waited about 25 minutes in a line of 40+ people to enter. There is a VIP line, not sure how that works. Bouncers will check your ID and bags, but there's surprisingly no cover. Entering Cavo, you're greeted by a massive crowd standing nearly shoulder to shoulder and Spanish music playing. You can push through the crowd to an intermediate coat check hallway (costs $2 to check a coat). Here I will give Cavo -1 because when we arrived, the coat check line was long and by the time we waited, it was full and we were told we couldn't check a coat, despite others waiting to get theirs out. The line to get a coat out of the coat check was 10+ minutes long when we arrived and on the way out near closing, was easily 15+ minutes long if not longer. Wouldn't recommend checking a coat for that wait alone. The second room past the coat check is a seating area and larger standing bar. A late night menu is available with food between $7-$10, but I didn't see anyone taking orders or getting orders. Cocktails are around $14 (?) and I didn't catch how much a beer was, but I'd guess $10ish. The last room is where most of the dancing happens with American dance remixes (think Blinding Lights, Katy Perry, etc.) and is by far the worst experience. There is a VIP area up front and two cages where dancers will occasionally go. Tons of lights and even confetti drops on big music drops. But there are too many people that shove through the crowd. Nothing Cavo could control unless they limit entry more, but it's a poor experience to try dancing in when you get stepped on or shoved every minute. Other clubs I've been to have done better at managing the crowd. +No cover +Decently fast bar service +Coat check $2 but -Coat check gets full and long wait on busy nights -Overcrowded (expected for a club with no cover) Can't comment on drink quality because I didn't order a cocktail."