The Society Restaurant and Lounge

The food was 1000/10. WOW! It was so good. We opted for the Sunday buffet brunch and I'm glad we did. I usually have low expectations for buffets but I was pleasantly surprised. The upstairs area has a DJ, bar, and hookah available. Nice area to turn up after having all that food! I will say that the service was SUPER slow at brunch though. We had to ask for our bill numerous times and constantly look for someone to refill our drinks.

The vibes and staff here were excellent! It's a great place to come hangout for brunch and to meet up with friends, which is what we did. The shrimp appetizer was presented well and perfectly cooked, but it was salty. My whole red snapper was pretty good but it needed much more of a crisp to it--I'm not into soggy fish skin. Everything else was good. My partner LOVED his oxtails and grits and just kept talking about how innovative it was and how he wants to eat it again lol so definitely a fan

If this review was only for the vibes then it would be 5 stars but unfortunately we had dinner there and the service was lacking. This is a minimal decorated restaurant and lounge with an odd arrangement of tables. Our group of 8 ordered apps, drinks and mains. For the starters we had wings (jerk and grand Mainer), shrimp tacos, and society shrimp. One of the wing orders was forgotten and took 20 minutes more to come. The starters were good and well seasoned. While we were eating the mains sporadically came out - snapper, Cajun pasta, shrimp and salmon tacos, salmon, and curry lobster and shrimp. 2 mains were forgotten and took an additional 20minutes to come out. Drinks were missing, I personally did not receive my drink until halfway through my main entree (1.5 hours later). Of the entrees, the Cajun pasta was the favorite. The lobster was awful - salty and mushy. The snapper was over cooked and dry. In summary service on a Friday night was terrible and the 20% service tip was automatically included so there was no incentive there to provide adequate service. They offered a round of shots but our entire party doest drink and honestly it was sugar water more than alcohol. Maybe this was an off night or maybe it's only decent for drinks and starters but otherwise skip.

Definitely a fun establishment Jamaican themed music and sports playing on the TVs. The service is okay like any sports bar it's sometimes hard to get a bartenders attention but at least you can sit at the bar and eat a meal with out feeling claustrophobic. The food was greatly priced in my opinion i am not sure where you can go and get 2 lobster tail for the price I paid for it I was really happy about that. Food was fire too tasted like a true Jamaican restaurant.

ServiceWe arrived just five minutes before the end of happy hour, and the host and waiter quickly seated us and made sure our orders got in on time. Our waiter was attentive, checking in on us throughout the evening, which added to the positive experience.TasteThe menu featured many tasty options, all reasonably priced. We ordered the shrimp tacos, mac and cheese balls, and wings, which were all delicious. The mac and cheese balls, in particular, were a standout! For drinks, we had mojitos and margaritas, both well-made with a noticeable amount of alcohol--exactly what we needed.AmbianceThe vibe at Society was lively, with great music that added to the fun atmosphere. It's an ideal spot to unwind, whether for happy hour or a night out with friends.RecommendationAfter a disappointing happy hour elsewhere, Society gave us the redemption we needed! With flavorful food, well-mixed drinks, and excellent service, it's a spot I'd definitely return to. Highly recommended if you're looking for good vibes and tasty eats!

Went here last night for dinner with a friend. We had an 830 reservation, so when we got there and checked in with the hostess, she looked around to see what tables were open which was different. It was pretty packed but I get the impression if there were no tables open, we would have had to wait despite having a reservation. There were two tables open, and she asked us to choose one. One was all the way in the back and the other was by the window in front. We chose to sit by the window in front but it happened to be right under a vent, so it was very cold. Once we sat down, we waited for over 25 minutes before our waitress arrived. At one point, I checked in with the hostess to ask if someone was coming to our table because now it's after 9 pm and we are pretty hungry. The hostess came to give us water, and told us the waitress would be with us shortly. It took at least 15 minutes after our water was served before our waitress arrived. When she finally arrived, I was ready to order but my friend was still deciding. I put in my order--some jerk wings and a side salad with a cocktail to start. My friend wasn't sure what she wanted so I told them to just bring out my side salad to start but bring my wings out later with my friend's order. I will say our drinks and my side salad came out quickly and by the time they came out, my friend put her order in. Interestingly enough, my friend got her order of the Cajun pasta with chicken way before my wings came out. I'm talking about 20 minutes or so before my appetizer wings came out. I was utterly confused why wings would take so long to come out. My friend did let me try a bit of her pasta while I waited for my wings, and that was very good, I must say. I do honestly think they forgot about my order or my waitress never put it in although I saw her write it down. Once again, I went up to the hostess to ask if my wings were on the way because our waitress never checked back in on us to see if we needed anything and how the food was coming along (I know the hostess was probably sick of me!)The women beside us commented that it was taking very long for them as well. Now again, I know they were busy, but I've been in busier restaurants where things moved more efficiently. There were tons of people working--they had two hostesses on, yet service was barely happening. Finally, my wings came out about 30 minutes later, and they were very good, but not worth the wait in my opinion. They had a bit of spice, good seasoning, and had a good portion of wings--with an even mix of drums and flats. My critique is that I think they could have left the wings in the fryer a bit longer. I will say their music is great. My friend and I definitely were enjoying the DJ and the song selection, and there's space to dance if you choose. There's also an upstairs lounge and rooftop that my friend and I checked out before we headed out. It was pretty dead upstairs compared to downstairs though. I don't think I'd come back here for food. Maybe just to have a drink and enjoy the music. I don't think service is their strong suit.

I had a nice time with my friends, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere and enjoying the nightlife. While there were a few hiccups with our order timing - our appetizer arrived last and one friend's dish came way earlier than the rest - the overall experience was still cool.The honey old bay wings were as amazing as always: crisp, juicy, sweet, and very delicious. No complaints there! However, my main entree, the curry lobster and shrimp, was disappointing. If you're looking for a spicy, flavorful curry, this isn't the dish for you. The taste was fairly bland, and the dish lacked the punch I was expecting. Additionally, the rice and cabbage were lukewarm, while the shrimp and lobster were hot, making for an uneven dining experience.As for drinks, the coco-Rita was nice, though I was a bit disappointed that they didn't offer any frozen drinks like the strawberry daiquiri I was craving.After dinner, we spent a few hours on the rooftop, which had a wonderful lounge vibe. The bar and DJs set a nice vibe, playing a great mix of dancehall, R&B, reggae, rap, hip-hop, and more. The atmosphere was perfect for a mixed crowd of both older and younger folks, making it a relaxed yet lively spot.Despite the minor food issues (except for those fantastic wings), I'd definitely come back and give Society another try.

Disclaimer, this review is solely based on the early Saturday afternoon experience that the upstairs lounge gave. So, we walked over here after having brunch at their other establishment, the Breakfast Club, so we essentially just grabbed a drink and got some dancing in. Therefore, my review doesn't address food. The lounge area is decently sized. There is a green cute wall with seating towards the back portion of the space. There are also additional tables and seating spread out throughout the entire room. There are also fans strategically located to further circulate the air in the room, which is a plus.The music selection here is absolutely great which prompts dancing! The drink I ordered was the Hands on your knees which tasted good and had a good amount of alcohol in it. If you are looking for a good vibe with good sounds, this may be your spot. I know I will definitely be back when I am in the area and looking for a Sunday funday or a low-key good time on a Saturday afternoon.

I HAD A BALL! I haven't been out in a "Club" setting for quite a few year (I'm embarrased to say) and i wasn't sure how it would make me feel. But it was nice, there was enough room for people to dance, talk, drink and even stand against the wall without getting bumped into. There are two levels and both of them had a different vibe. The drink are priced the way club drinks are priced, and they weren't as strong as I thought they would be. Even though I asked for a Patron Magarita I KNOW they added some rail Tequilla because I had a headache the next day. But its whatever, I enjoyed it when I was there!

First off I will say it's a great spot when the right people are working. However, it is 2 bartenders (2 women) who are extremely rude, lacks customers, and honestly doesn't care about the customer experience. Despite the place being amazing, they will literally ruin your night with their attitude, with the smallest request such as drinks or hookah