Flash

This place was...not great. I like a good dive bar and such but this venue just felt sad and creepy. Traversing the multilevels didn't help, each successive area was like peeling a rotten onion. The techno beats were meh.Note that I went for the "Bound" party which is promised to be an LGBT event catered to the kink community. Many people were either clearly straight or not wearing kink gear. Not sure the confusion there.Overall the space, crowd, and vibe was just not my cup of tea. In the words of former American Idol host, and session musician bass player Randy Jackson: "it's a no for me dawg".

My favorite always have fun time there specially the rooftop. Been going there for five years every time I have fun

I love coming to Flash, they're probably the best nightclub in DC right now. The first floor is nice, with a sit down bar and a dance floor. The second floor epic, I always feel like I'm in a bubble (in a cool way). My one complaint with this floor is that the lights can be way too over the top sometimes; I always bring sunglasses now. Additionally, every drink I've gotten on this floor is way too sweet. Drink prices are typical to most DC bars. The top floor is my favorite for sure- the ambiance is sweet, and well lit, making it easier to talk to people. The balcony has a gorgeous view of the city, and feels tucked away into the clouds. I really appreciate how the exterior of flash is dingy, and easily overlookable- it adds something for me. One thing I will say, as a young woman, I do always get approached by weird men here. The ratio of men to women is like 4:1. I would not feel good coming here alone. Staff is mostly women, and the venue does a great job of having security, but that does not change the fact that I can feel men staring at me almost constantly, in a way that is as bad as other clubs in DC.

Visiting from Chicago and was lucky to come across this great spot for house music! Saw DJ Spen and Teddy Douglas. What I loved is they have the free option on the first floor with solid local DJs. Entry for the 2nd and 3rd floor was only $20 (bought on Resident Advisor) which is nothing for that quality of artists. Plenty of staff, friendly service, and reasonable drink prices. Also in my experience you can't find many clubs with an open air rooftop open until 4am. Will definitely be back here.

Came here for an evening out with friends. Its one of the late night after hours spots in DC. One night we arrived just after 3am but were unable to get in due to DC laws. However, on this night we were able to make it in earlier and it was a really fun experience. We opted not to pay the $30 to go upstairs so instead we stayed downstairs and hung out with the techno crowd. It was a good time and we met alot of really chill people.

The cover to get inside can be very pricey at times. Once you're upstairs the speakers and the backdrop will have you transported to another world. If you're really excited about the DJ the night you go, I highly recommend doing it! Drinks are average priced and the downstairs area is also pretty fun too. The last time I went my friends and I were able to take a photo in their Photo Booth.

The booking is amazing, but Security are NAZIS. I know about nazis because I studied pre and post war German History. You not allowed to dance at this "dance" club. Garbage, just skip this place and look elsewhere if possible. See what else is around and there are definitely options. There are other very cool venues in the city that are less fascist. The sound system is sick, but again, you can't actually dance, just subtly gyrate whilst looking at your phone and drinking your drink. PAH SHAW. Get a life. (At least on Friday/Saturday which is when all the best talent is booked...)

Don't come unless you are about the musicBring good energyDon't take photosBe courteousReport any creeps to security

Worst management and the doorman / employees are the most rude people in DC. We were on the guest list for a party and the management was extremely disrespectful and condescending for no reason.

I love this place but the lady at front who sells tickets should go back to customer service academy. My sis and I were there at exactly at 12 midnight on a Friday night and she said it's actually $30 per ticket when the guy at stairs told us it was $20 2mins prior. We asked her if she can give us a break and she said "it's 12 now we can't " very rude, you would think she's the owner with that attitude