Alberto's Night Club

Great place to learn Salsa! The vibe was happenin'! Crowded! Lots of folks pretending not to know how to dance. mmhmm. I'm onto you dance floor sharks. Michael warmly greeted us. He was great!(Could use more service folks behind the bar at peak times to keep up with demand. Not an easy ask.)Instructors were fab, but because it was over-subscribed it was often hard to see their foot work. That's a good thing and a compliment to be over-subscribed! Tearin' up the dance floor was never my thing, but I'm learnin'. Skillset expanding! Uhoh. Watch out, ladies. James Bond skillset requires dance expertise. Indubitably. Would go back again!Woohoo!

Came here with a bunch of friends, and the place was vibing, bartenders was cool. Everybody was pretty cool, nobody had any beef with anyone. I'll def be back soon!

Came here on Saturday night around 11.30pm. It wasn't too crowded, but the music was not to my liking. Really old songs, and it seemed to definitely attract the older crowds. Not worth the $20 entrance fee - we left a hour later to find a new place. Maybe their other salsa and bachata nights are worth it but was not impressed with the lineup on Saturday.

First time coming here on a Friday!! Definitely is crowded from 9-11pm (bumped into quite a few people while dancing) but after that the crowd lightens up and there's a lot more room to dance! Everyone is super nice and friendly! I'm still learning so I typically tell people I'm new to salsa as we start to dance and everyone is more than happy to share any tips and tricks! Majority of people here dance on 1 but there's a few who do on 2! They play a few bachata and merengue songs here and there but it's mostly salsa music throughout the night. Definitely will be coming back more often for social dance!

Depends if you go with someone to dance, men there don't ask you out to dance unless they know you or you ask them. They made us feel uncomfortable

I love coming here for the dance lessons with Pantea. She is a wonderful teacher and fosters a fun nonjudgmental environment. It is $10 cover per person. Overall the venue is not super upscale but it is clean and well lit (until it is social dancing time). Usually there are much more men than women but I always leave learning something new. Drinks are priced for the area but a little liquid courage is nice. I think it is a fun social activity and for that 5 stars.

I came with some friends on a Friday night for the Salsa dance lessons and social. There are many more men who show up than women so a lot of men had to practice dancing partner-less but since we switch partners throughout the lesson, everyone does get a chance!It was my first time Salsa dancing. And as a follow, I found the lessons to be helpful. I can't speak to the leads however. For the social portion, the music was good and as a woman, there were many opportunities to dance. A few strangers taught me some basic moves throughout the night and that was a nice addition since I had come in with very little knowledge. The gentlemen were friendly and respectful.I wish the bar had water that was free rather than bottled water that we had to purchase. On a side note, the man at the door was very friendly and fun. A definite cherry on top to the night.

No foodWater, beer (single or by the bucket), drinks available for purchase As most night clubs it gets going an hour or more after opening.

Charges for tap water.Generally I find that unethical, but what's worse is how I found out: I ordered three alcoholic drinks and asked for a water for my wife, who doesn't drink. When the bartender gave me a bottle I asked if I could have tap water instead. He obliged and said nothing. The next round a different bartender told me they charge the same if you get a bottle or tap. I said the previous bartender didn't do that, but then she asked him and confirmed - he charged me without telling me. What a creep.

They charge $3 for a Kirkland 16oz water bottle. After paying $15 in cover you'd think they'd be able to give at least a small cup of water for free.