Casablanca Nightclub

Reviews about Casablanca Nightclub

• 1 / 5

  By Cesar Gomez
  The gay bartender is so rude and he should get fire riteaway
  April 21, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Anggie Mamma
  Awesome!!! Great setting ..lovelyest drag queens great dancers lots of fun thanks BITCHES!!!!
  March 22, 2017
• 1 / 5

  By JAY JAY
  10/10 - 10/11/2014 :
  I'm a produced screenwriter and working actor who does very well financially, has an Ivy League education and recently moved from LA to the mountains near Bakersfield. I always tip at least a dollar for each individual drink I buy. I have a very slightly unkempt beard (I don't work a day job, after all) and short hair and was wearing brand new blue jeans, a clean black t-shirt and a just- washed J Crew corduroy sweater when I approached The Casablanca tonight, a bar to which I had never been. I had only 2 beers in me and was far from drunk, though I am a high-functioning, slightly autistic man.
  
  Before I attempted to enter, I had watched the two security men outside wave what I believe to be a metal detector wand across two black men as they entered, but they did not do the same to the few white people whom I saw enter. I will leave it at that, except to ask that if the club owners worry about weapons, then why not scan everybody?
  
  As I entered, I was stopped by a goateed wannabe tough guy wearing a "security" shirt who, out of the blue and with no provocation from me, said "You can't go in there and go asking for handouts. No panhandling, go!" The first words out of this mean-spirited bully's mouth, just based on presumption alone. I told him, "But I'm rich." Then I showed him my money, bank card and SAG card. He looked nervous, I asked to speak to the manager and he told me to go. I asked his name and he would not give it.
  
  I go to gay bars in West Hollywood and Beverly Hills exactly as I was tonight all the time and have never been treated anything remotely this rudely. Real rich people know that real rich people don't wear logos advertising their wealth or necessarily look "rich", but Casablanca hardly seems a bar exclusively tailored to the wealthy, But even if I did look "poor" or somehow "homeless" in the eyes of this narrow-minded, gauche, clueless man who could not see past a slightly unkempt beard or slight body odor?? (I had bathed earlier that day) at a gaudy gay dance club??! Even so, that is no way for any establishment to treat any fellow human, rich or poor. I did tell him off as it was the rudest and most outrageously presumptuous thing any total stranger has ever said to me.
  
  I would hope gay people would frequent some other establishment as they should know better than anybody the importance of treating people, especially a harmless eccentric who had done NOTHING, with dignity and respect. Anyway, I would never go back to any business that would hire such a clearly unstable and unhinged person doing their so-called "security". Again, truly, people of the LGBT community should think twice before going to a place that would have such a random assaulter of a total stranger's dignity, no matter what his socioeconomic status, working for them.
  
  I was looking for a gay bar in the area and would've gone back again and again if not for this angry and needlessly aggressive jerk. In my case, their crazy, superficial, blindly hateful "security" man just lost Casablanca at least hundreds if not thousands in revenue that I would've spent there.
  October 24, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By Ricardo Ramos
  I had a great night with my cousins wish we could all go back nd turn up some more
  July 05, 2016