Clifton's Republic - Los Angeles

DJ was spinning a Motown mix 4 Floors of endless eye candy and Rooms everywhere with Themes. Small Menu Large Dance floor Full bar This place is HOTT!!

If you’re looking for a very unique experience, this is a must. The staff here is very dedicated and beyond friendly. Easily one of the most memorable spots you’ll never forget!

If you've never been you've gotta go at least once, the building alone is absolutely remarkable, and I must say the food does not disappoint either, one of the best burgers I've ever had. The place is huge, definitely worth exploring, there are multiple bars, which, fair warning, it may take you quite a while to close out your tab later in the night because of the lines, and you must do at the bar you payed at. I reccomend a closed tab. Now the reasons for four instead of 5 stars: 25 dollar cover charge just to get in the building, which they even expect you to tip on (which I find ridiculous) and even after that they have a two drink minimum to sit at the tables (which luckily they didn't seem to be enforcing, at least we didn't have a problem) not to mention 16 bucks for a cocktail, 8 for a for. So if you have plenty of money to throw around, then by all means enjoy, but otherwise this might be just a one time or rare occasion type of place.

Epic venue, amazing aesthetic, but the DJ was awful. Not reading the crowd at all, people would stop dancing when he'd play some songs, not even beat matching, just dropping random genres and types of music every other song. Ended up leaving because of the music.

I use to love this place which is why I gave it 2 stars. I'm hoping this place will get better as it has lost its fun. The new renovation are ok but not much of a difference. The dj looked bored as he was on his phone the majority of the time I was there. The music was so low, that you couldn't even dance to it. They now charge you $20 to get in, which I don't think is worth it since it feels more like a bar now. The part that I don't understand the most was the fact that made people wait in line for a while to give the impression they're popping, while the inside of the place was still empty.