Moby's

I love spicy international food & reggae. Music please tell me this a possibility??Do you have handicap accessible provisions at your establishment?

Overpriced dive bar! I met up with a group for drinks. Parking is terrible in this area. There's two bars. I got a cranberry vodka, Titos to be exact. It was $15. Kinda pricey to me and not because I'm cheap, but there was barely any alcohol in the tiny plastic cup. The bartender was nice though. The music was decent. Doubt I'll be coming back anytime soon!

The security at the door were so rude, one even got slightly physical and would not let me in. Do not recommend.

I'm a Uber driver an was sent to pick up 2 young ladies at the bar were I saw a man kicking another man in the head an when a guy tried to stop it about 10 guys jumped him an another guy jumping in defend the other guy the bouncers did nothing but take videos of the 20 person brawl I leened about 6 mins on my horn to alert police a block up an ended up calling the police mys for someone to do something but as usual always 2 steps behind I finally got my riders out safe while watching a girl with dreads from the fight steal the shoes off a unconscious manway to go moby's

This is of the easiest one star reviews I've had to leave. I was about to go into the spot and the bouncer told me I couldn't wear sweats (which I wasn't, as I was wearing Adidas NMD joggers that are not made in the same material as sweatpants). Very weird behavior.It gets annoying coming to spots like this where there's a haphazard dress code that doesn't match with the fashion of 2021. There was nothing "tacky" or "athletic" with what I was wearing. Oh well. There are better places in the area that are more inclusive and sensible to visit. I definitely won't be back.

Trash. Overpriced. It gave a grungy dive bar feel with elegant classy bar prices. Bartenders weren't even skilled at making drinks. Harry Potter was on though so that was a plus.

I went to Moby's a couple weeks back on a Saturday night. My group of friends and I arrived around 11pm which seemed to be the perfect time -- there was no line outside so we were able to just walk in. The was a $10 cover for both males and females. To be honest, after seeing my female friends being charged $10, I expected to pay more to get in but to my pleasant surprise we were all the same rate.There are two bars, one at the very front of the space and another at the very back. We quickly scooted past the first bar as it was packed and went to the bar towards the back. We were served $8 rail drinks in pretty quick fashion. I thought the price per drink was a bit high for the area, but we went with it. We set up shop just outside of the dance floor which was decently sized. Within 30 minutes of our arrival the place was pretty full and the energy was high. The DJ was great -- played a mix of 90's music, top 40's hip hop, and bmore club. We were all having a nice time!The later it got the more 'interesting' our night became. My female friends were pretty consistently harassed, cat-called, and grabbed by creepy men. I had to play security guard a few times which is never fun. Secondly, one gentleman not so politely advised me that I watch out where I'm dancing (while on the dance floor) because he didn't want anyone to step on his "brand new $1,000 shoes". I took a good look at his shoes and wondered why they cost $1,000 but I decided not to bring that question up. I also wondered why he would wear such a pair of shoes then stand in the middle of the dance floor....but I decided to keep that inquiry to myself as well.An establishment can sometimes be a reflection of the types of folks it attracts which is this case was a mix of good and ratch.All things considered, it was a fun evening and should I return, I will most certainly wear my $1,000 pair of shoes.

This place is a little less than average in my book. I went as part of a birthday crowd and from the start I was scratching my head due to them asking a cover charge when it's past midnight....? $10 are you serious? I said something and the guy was like yea it is late ok, then continues to charge others. The men in the group they made sure to pat down the chest and their pockets. After getting through the door, you will realize it a very diverse atmosphere. The music that was playing was all hip hop. There are only a few places you have a choice of sitting and most of the chairs had people sitting in them or piles of jackets on the chair. There is a main dance floor and lights with a mirror as well. They also have a few TVs, one was playing the news and the rest of them were playing the music video to the song that was playing at the moment. I was the DD so I didn't drink but I did deal with the bartender from time to time, and one of the ladies was really friendly with a nice smile on her face. The other lady seem either age didn't want to be there or someone had pissed her off. Either way smile sweetheart! The drinks were pretty expensive. The group that were drinking had a round of crown royal...(the placed in plastic shot glasses)...and then a shot of lemon drops...(apparently tasted majority of lemon juice). They had several more drinks but I honestly couldn't keep up. I did realize towards the end of the night I did see two police men standing at the front of the club. This is more of a casual bar so you don't have to worry about dressing too fancy to fit right in. I didn't go to the back bar but it wasn't crowded back there so I didn't see any problems if you needed to. All in all if you like hip hop music, then you might want to try it out, but if you don't you really aren't missing anything.

This place is a dive and fairly sketch. Music is ok. Drinks are tolerable. Not a fan of their card payment policy (have to order over a certain dollar amount to use your card). Likely much more enjoyable to a much younger crowd.

Horrible employees at the door and horrible establishment in verbal. Watered down drinks, hostile environment and filthy bathrooms.