Stylish, industrial meets rustic venue with an expansive patio for Southern eats & full bar service.
The Hub moved since my earlier review. I have not had the food at the new location, but they hosted a drag show during Pride and it was a cool space. Has a nice dance floor and lights. (Old location) We went for brunch. I tried something new, the eggs in purgatory, and it was great. The nachos with vegan chorizo were the favorite appetizer. Fried pickles tasted like they were made with sweet pickles instead if dill, which was weirdly good. Would like sweet options on the brunch menu like french toast or cinnamon rolls.
I paid $20 for two tickets on Friday night, but honestly, it wasn’t worth it. The atmosphere and the design didn’t appeal to me at all. The way everything sounded just wasn’t my type, and overall, I didn’t enjoy the experience. The design aspect didn’t really matter in the end because the whole vibe just didn’t work for me.
As for the music, it's good. But the place is poorly distributed. They have the dance area located right in the bathroom. There is no space for those who want to dance and neither for those who need to go to the bathroom. Not to mention the poor hygiene that bathrooms have. Smoking all kinds of substances inside those bathrooms. The place looks like a market for banned substances.
Gay place is here. No judgement, just be ready for kissing guys. No food is here. Dirty bathrooms. There is good music from time to time. There are beautiful bartenders. The last time is 3.30 am, change it, please.
Weird menu but awesome atmosphere and I loved the layout and decorations of the restaurant. Their fried pickles and housemade ranch are to die for. Modern decor is great. They have a good selection of drinks and their happy hour has great prices/deals.