MIX Downtown

**Adrianna Rios is the VIP Host You Need at MIX Downtown!** When I moved here from the Bay Area, I was on the hunt for a spot that actually brings VIP service--the kind where you feel taken care of, not just another table in the crowd. Somewhere I could bring my friends when they visit, celebrate, and just have a great time without worrying about the details. Enter Adrianna Rios. She's been an absolute lifesaver, making every night at MIX Downtown smooth, fun, and stress-free. Last-minute table? She's on it. Best spot in the house? She's already got you covered. She just *gets* it--making sure you and your guests feel like VIPs every single time. Last Saturday was probably my 6th table in one year-- no joke. If you're looking for top-tier service, great energy, and someone who truly goes above and beyond, Adrianna is the one to know. Can't recommend her enough--hit her up!

I have never left a negative review but after my experience last night coming out to celebrate my friend's 30th birthday I need to share. My boyfriend is incredibly humble and I've NEVER seen such blatant discrimination by a company that claims to hold class. I will recommend to all my connections and colleagues in the entertainment industry to avoid this establishment when in Sac for a good time.I'm from LA and have gone out in NYC & Miami as well so I'm not new to dress codes or discretion of the door man.For context, my boyfriend is a previous highly ranked football player and was racially profiled last night upon entering the club because they thought he would bring "violence". They said his shoes "weren't allowed because they don't allow Jordan's but they allow AF1s and Nike dunks". We asked why and they said "because they start fights". We already had multiple friends inside who were shocked when we turned around due to a shoe policy that was not enforced for all of the men inside wearing the EXACT same Jordan. As a company I would review your policies and make sure your staff is abiding by them before you get hit with a lawsuit messing with the wrong one

I loved coming here on Sunday nights. My coworkers and I came after a long workday (worked past midnight all day on a Saturday so needed a drink). You have the dance floor inside. You have an open patio with a nice warm fire. Best of both worlds. Refreshing delicious drinks. Never can go wrong with the MIX. The Security keeps the venue safe inside and outside.

Love The Mix!! A downtown Sacramento lounge club that has been around forever. Great music, big dancefloor, private seating, diverse crowd ( think young, to middle age,) decent food bites, cocktails, and awesome bottle service with pretty bottle girls !! If you have a birthday, girls' night, guys' night, date , The Mix is your spot . They also have their sister spot nearby The Park, but as I am definitely mature, I prefer it here !

Visited this place for an event and every part of the experience was exceptional. The venue was unique, the food was great, the service was wonderful! Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

The MIX Downtown has been the goto location for our nightlife events. The VIP Host Lindsey (@lindsey_vip) has always been accommodating and worked with all of our sometimes ridiculous requests. Her and the staff are attentive and provide a safe environment.The venue is clean and well-kept. Security pays attention to uncouth antics and swiftly addresses things. The layout is open, so unlike other "club" environments you have the opportunity to have conversations and get to know people. You don't feel like you're in a can. The demographics are typically mid-20s and above so you don't feel like you're wading through toddlers. Did I mention that half is an outdoor rooftop? While you do pay a slight premium for drinks, you are essentially paying for the ambience of the locale. I highly recommend getting in touch with Lindsey to book your booth and have a great night with your friends.

The security dudes were cool af but the bartender was rude. Dude looked like he didn't want to work or be there. I gave him $40 and needed my change back so I waited. Dude just took my change and threw it into the tip jar without asking me or giving it to me. I was wtf and left because I didn't want to make a scene. I'm from out of town and this is how they treat people. Same night, right after getting my beers from the bartender, me and buddies went to sit down and some other dude in a suit was sitting and he was saying something under his breath. I asked him to repeat himself because I couldn't hear. Dude said "oh you guys can't sit there because it's for the VIPs only and I was like bro, their's no one sitting here. He told me that the seats weren't registered yet but once they are, you all are gonna get kicked out in a rude way with attitude and left. I was well, this is how run it, if you don't look like you got money, they disrespect you. There was some girls sitting right next to us and he didn't say anything to them.

I've been to the Mix a few times, I've always enjoyed myself.It has good DJs, a nice dance floor and an indoor/outdoor area. The outside area has a fire pit and if you smoke that's the place to be. The dance floor is nice it but it does get crowded. The crowd gets younger as the night goes on. The bathrooms are clean.It's a place you can take almost anybody. It's upstairs, the stairs are steep but you can take the elevator.

My night out at the Mix was by far the best time I've had out since moving to Sacramento.Josslyn was fantastic, going above and beyond to take care of my group, creating a 5 star, VIP experience for my guests and I. I couldn't be more appreciative and can't wait to go back!

Coming back home to sac for vacation and decided to hit up the MIX last Sunday night. I never really leave reviews anywhere but this one i feel like i should. Had some friends already inside the club as we were trying to meet up with them. Got in like approximately 10:50 that night and we were the only ones in line at the time( first in line aswell). There are 2 lines, one for general admission (which we were in) and one for booths. I get it's Veterans Day weekend and a lot of clubs and bars like to hold the line to make the spot seem more active, and the security do their jobs as told by management. I just feel like that night the line was held for too long that It not only ruined it for me and ended up leaving, but everyone else that got in first because of booths or because they knew the security and were letting them skip the line, a lot of those people I seen go inside, and 5 mins later walk out. The line didn't move as we were first in line at 10:50, actually ended up leaving around 11:40 because I hate wasting my time and the line didn't move at all, but keep in mind we were at the front of the general admission line. The friends we where trying to meet inside actually told us that there was not a lot of people inside at the time either, and that explains why I saw a lot of people who skipped the line cause of knowing the security guards or having booths ended up walking in and out of the club, as essential it seemed to me that the party was actually more outside of the club then it was inside. I don't know who was in charge of the holding the line for perceived value of a club that night was cause I know it wasn't securities orders, but I believe that you guys went alittle too overboard with holding it that day. I get to hold the line a bit, but if the party is more outside of the club then inside, to were your having people walking out 5 mins later because it's dead inside and majority of the party is actually waiting in a line that didn't move at all, I think the marketing strategy needs to change a bit because are are not only ruined it for me and the people waiting in line, but also the people being served inside aswell.