Good Luck Lounge

Good Luck Lounge--- located on R street.. a must see place if you are in your 30's or older! This place is a vibe!!! The ambiance, the decor, the staff, all of it! Everything here gives everything a well oiled, vibe spot lounge would bring! It's something you would see in Vegas.. but it's here in the 916!!!Came on Valentine's Day for the live music-- and it was amazing! This is an intimate lounge that gives you immediate chills with the good music! The drinks here are amazing! I tried a few of the valentines Day drinks and none of them disappointed! They also provided the almost adorable snack tray-- with Carmel corn, conversations hearts and chocolate. All a must for Valentine's Day! The service was great and everyone was so nice!!!! I can't wait to come back to Good Luck Lounge and tell all my friends and family about it! I'm so happy to see a great spot on R street for the older crowd who actually has a 401k but wants to step out on the town!!!!

My wife and I decided to hit Good Luck Lounge on our date night adventure. This place is NICE! A great addition to R street district.! It's located between Ace of Spades and Cafe Bernardo. Once you see the airport like security you found it. Haha before you entered you have to walk through a metal detector, have a thorough bag inspection performed and endure an airport like pat down. After, you pass all the security measures, they tie a wristband on your wrist and then you are welcomed in. THERE WAS NO COVER! Yes NO COVER! You can either choose to take the stair or the elevator. My wife elected to take the elevator. The lounge is an open concept with the Dj and bar on opposite sides of the room. Behind the Dj booth is a pool table and Photo Booth. The Dj was playing good music. The staff shared the music is hit or missed just depends on the Dj. This place has great vibe seating. They have a few couches, lounge areas, barstool seating and standing tables. Perfect spot for a group of friends, date night or just out with coworkers. The service is good. The waiters could be seen dancing and enjoy the vibes. The drinks weren't strong. Definitely could use a bit more alcohol. Lol My wife and I had a good time. We will definitely be back.

Went in on a Saturday night around 9pm but got really full by 10:30pm. The place is great, has a really nice dark vibe and the dj that night had some good music, lots of 2000 hits. Besides the drinks being pretty pricey, they were both really good. The sweet potato fries we ordered were super crunchy and had a nice cheese sauce which we really enjoyed. Our server was over the top! Wish I would've caught her name but she was super friendly and constantly checked on us.They did have a pool table, but we didn't get a chance to play as there was groups of people waiting. A lot of the lounge seating is also reserved, but it was a great date night spot for a some drinks. Will be back!

Perfect place to have a drink! We went before a show at Ace of Spades on Valentine's Day. Dimly lit and cozy seating. What a treat to have some live music as well, the lovely Lizzy Paris a treat to hear.

This is specifically a rating for the pre-concert access. We sat down at a table and were told a server would be with us shortly. We waited for 40 minutes giving friendly waves and attempting to make eye contact with the many servers walking past. We were completely stonewalled. I've never been ignored like that. Finally a bartender took pity on us and placed a food order and brought it out. When it's understood that you're there for a concert there should be considerably more emphasis on timely service, particularly for such overpriced food. Gave one star for the amazing bartender whose name I have unfortunately forgotten but he saved our evening.

Pretty cool new bar connected to Ace of Spades that just opened. Inside is beautiful. Plenty of seating. Live music by a DJ. Music was 2000's hip hop and R&B, the best if you ask me. Bartender was nice and helpful. Bar food is available but kitchen was closed by the time I got there. Sliders, wings, and fries were on the menu.Definitely going to be back soon.

Food: 4/5Drinks: 4/5Service: 5/5Ambiance: 4/5Seating: 5/5Bathroom: 5/5Good Luck Lounge just opened up this week, we decided to visit on a Saturday night. They checked our bags and ID at the door, then put on a wristband to mark 21+. It is beautifully decorated in an Art Deco vibe. There are lots of tables and seating and any section is free to take. The couches were very comfortable. The ambiance is great to hangout with friends and there's one free pool table you could use. Although, there was a DJ who was playing the music pretty loud so you do have to shout/project your voice to be heard. There are Women/Men Bathrooms. The Women's bathroom has two sinks (paper towels for drying hands) and three stalls. Personally, I don't drink alcohol often. For drinks, we ordered the Aces High which we could tell was crafted well with fresh lime juice but was not mixed well as the Tequila sat at the top. I ordered Fall From Grace which was good if you're looking for a spiced drink. For food we ordered Bar Fries with regular fries (you can choose Sweet Potato Fries) and it was delicious, would definitely order again. We also ordered The Three Street Tacos which were good but small. Overall, good food, didn't have too high expectations since it is a Bar Lounge. The customer service was fantastic. When we first entered, we were greeted by Aiyanni who let us know how the layout works and was very attentive and answered all our questions. Our server took our order and delivered our food/drinks in a timely order and was very nice. Overall, a great place to hangout with friends and order drinks.

tl;dr: sheeeeeeeesh, it's the IKEA of lounges. Looks like luxury, feels like liquidation.A $20 cocktail at a lounge isn't crazy. A $20 cocktail in a plastic whiskey 'glass' at a lounge is crazy.A $20 cocktail plastic coupe is crazy.A $20 cocktail in a plastic highball 'glass' is crazy.A $20 cocktail, while sitting on a firm pleather chair, that's lighter than the plastic 'glass' in your hand, feels like getting told 'Yeah, we know you'll only be here once and we don't care'. If this place was not attached to Ace, I can't imagine it would be open very long anywhere else in Sacramento. We tried the One-Eyed Jacks, Pocket Kings, Dead Man's Hand, Gold Rush, and Fall From Grace; they were all okay. The Gold Rush was probably the most balanced and easiest on the palette, the rest were unremarkable but not bad in any way. When I got to the lounge, my friends were already inside. There was a line of roughly 15 people, and when I got inside, I was a tad shocked to see it mostly empty for how long the short line took. When I was on my way up the stairs, a few people that I saw walk in were already on their way out.The design of this place is neat, it does look like a higher-end lounge, but as soon as you sit down or touch literally any surface, you immediately know it was put together as cheaply as possible. Both chairs at our booth were wobbly, the seams on the booth were already fraying, the curtain to the booth felt like it was attached with metal shower rings. The vibe was kind of awkward, there was a DJ lost in his own hype in front of a sea of open tables and no one dancing. I see the appeal of coming here pre/post-show but I can't imagine I'd go back here otherwise. Credit where credit is due, the service was pretty quick once we ordered and the staff were all friendly. Thats it. That's the credit.Do yourself a favor and skip this place, walk a few doors down to Shady or across the street to Snug, save $5 and get a real cocktail in a real glass. Good luck, lounge, you'll need it.

Good Luck Lounge just opened in Sac and I got to spend time with my girlie! The lounge was very cute, I loved the aesthetic, though I wish I took more pics! They have a live DJ and a cool pool table. The drinks were overpriced in my opinion but nonetheless, still a solid spot that I will try again!

We live nearby and decided to drop by to see the new bar lounge. The crowd was diverse, you got a mix of old and young people. The DJ was feeling himself way too much for such a terrible set, but there were some people dancing so we must've not had enough to drink. Speaking of drinks, a cocktail will cost you $20 and during our 1 hour there, THREE people came up to the bar to complain about the portion or how bad the drinks taste. We can attest to that. $43 dollars for 2 drinks and we had to force ourselves to down our hard earn dollars for badly crafted, way too sweet drinks.If you're in the Midtown area and want to go somewhere with great ambience, this will be a place to try until you'll soon realize that you're paying too much for vibes.