The Ibis Tavern

I live a mile away. I always would drive past and day one day I'd visit. I went on a Saturday night. Before midnight they did play a lot of "trap" music and top 40. I knew this spot to be mostly Caribbean and Afrikan. It gets crowded after midnight but a comfortable crowded. Drinks weren't to pricey. I drank fruit punch. I wanted to check the place out sober. The bartenders were okay. Not to talkative just made drinks pretty much. I was a bartender so having conversation helps you make tips . I would come again. I mean it's up the road and who wants to always fight for parking downtown. The ox tails were okay. I like the food and atmosphere. I never been inside the smaller bar they have Next door during the week but I know that is the original location. Give it a try. I felt safe and there was no fighting or drama. I seen under 30 men and women and it was fun and not ratchet at all.

I checked this spot out on a Saturday with a group of friends. I don't frequent clubs often but I can't recall the last time I have had so much fun! It was a really nice spot! Environment was clean, not too crowded and lighting/special effects were perfect. Drinks were good and not overpriced. Cover charge was 5 bucks. I really enjoyed myself and so did my friends. The DJ played a good variety of music. As the night progressed they played more Caribbean and African music. I really enjoyed myself and I would return in the future.

I went here for "Ladies Night" which begins at 10. The ambiance was nice. I went in believing that I would be able to order some authentic Nigerian food, many of which was sold out or just not in stock entirely which was quite peculiar for the weekend given busy hours. After 10pm there was a charge. As of right now i dont think I want to return especially not with a surcharge at a Nigerian restaurant where many main dishes are sold out.