NOVA SD

Valentina Gonzalez 2 months ago

Solid spot for dancing, line was wrapped wayy around the corner but it moves fast (15 mins-ish). Bouncer is touchy but I like that so who gaf. The cover charge is steep at $28 when I visited. Apparently, there’s a way to get cheaper tickets if you buy them in advance. Met the most beautiful girl here and had the best night of my life dancing with her, only for us to separate before the night’s end, never to cross paths again. I’ve come to recognize suffering as an inherent and essential part of the human experience, inseparable from a life fully formed. Perhaps it is only through such loss that we come to appreciate the true weight of joy, and human connection. Anyways more about the club - the DJ was solid the night I went, mostly top 40/throwbacks/classic club mixes, but varies based on the night. Drinks are overpriced, even by SD standards—like $20 shots overpriced. Pre-game hard and good luck staying under $100. If you like dancing and a big crowd vibe I highly recommend checking this place out.

Marcie Lemieux 2 months ago

I came here on a Sunday to see James Hype after he performed at Into the Horizon. Cover was just under $50, which felt a bit high considering there's no general seating unless you reserve a table, and the DJ wasn't actually the headlining performance at the festival. One thing this place does exceptionally well is the bar service. Even when it's packed, I've never had to wait long for a drink. Cocktails run around $17, which is pretty standard for downtown San Diego nightlife. The crowd is always great, the lighting and production create an energetic atmosphere, and the overall vibe is a lot of fun. It's definitely one of those places that's even better with a group, especially if you split the cost of a table. Overall, if there's an artist you really want to see, it's worth checking out. Between the music, the energy, and the crowd, it's always a fun night out.

Erika Ellsworth 4 months ago

This club was recently remodeled to make the dance floor larger and it is so nice! I went for a 90s and 00s themed night and they played great music and had great lighting! The bathrooms have plenty of stalls and there’s 3 stories including an outside terrace (smoking allowed). No re-entry if you go outside but that’s what the terrace is for. This club has a great venue but they honestly don’t screen who gets in enough. By 12 the place is clearly overcrowded and everyone’s shoulder to shoulder which makes it hard to dance. Furthermore, the men to women ratio is way off. The men definitely out number the women and at a night club that’s just never what you want to see. Drinks are also insanely expensive, my friend paid $40 for a double shot of a vodka cran. I would recommend this night club if you are looking for a fun night downtown but definitely be aware of the people around you and prepare for large crowds. The line gets insanely long if they have an RSVP list (free entry) so be there early, they’ll cutoff the free entry line and cover is usually $30 for event nights. Very expensive club for a place that is overcrowded but for downtown I’m not sure where else you’d want to go so

Edward Gillett Edited 3 months ago

Professional music venue top to bottom. The lights and sounds are like LA clubs with that heart pounding music. Downstairs there is an upstairs and a rooftop area to grab some air. I'll definitely be back!#

Nick Haas 6 months ago

Friendly staff, great sound system, big spacious and high ceiling open dance floor, but most attendees can’t or won’t dance much, so you’ll be fine. $10 Coors Light cans and $31 large cocktails, but hey it’s a nightclub. Second story table service seems like the move though. Age ranges from 20s to mid 40s. Overall a good time, LARJ and Yellow Claw were a good time.