Entourage: User Reviews

Definition
entourage Show phonetics
group noun [C usually singular]
the group of people who travel with and work for an important or famous person:
The rock-star arrived in London with her usual entourage of dancers and backing singers.

Club entourage does not hold up the the definition of "entourage". Sad to say, but it just seems like people are being hustled out of 10.00. It's a shame that If your not spending a certain amount you can't sit anywhere except at the bar or stand up. What if you don't drink? We were looking to enjoy the evening, and I thought by the name of the place the atmosphere would be very inviting. yeah righ! If your in the "VIP" that means your spending 65.00 or more; who, and where are the "VIP's"? Who are the VIP's? I get it the "Very Important Players" That place is horrible; the tables were very dirty; wet, and stained from the previous night, the floor is buckled when you come in as if it was flooded, which is a hazard.

The bathrooms are very nasty, shower curtains for the doors in the women's bathroom...are you serious? Was this suppoed to be a restroom, or a place to get your freak on quickly? Why is it called the entourage? It is in no way or fashion a place where "famous people come" unless the money is good I suppose. It's definitely not accomadating; being in there; I might as well be waiting for my car to be serviced . I'm sorry for bringing my cousin to that place, it's just class-less all the way around. Maybe it works for the young crowd, but for the mature, the grown, and the sexy, it's not, and I repeat..It's not. It's not a place to go to relax, and enjoy your evening.

That night we were out of 10.00 dollars, and left within 20 minutes, never to return again, and will not recommend this place to anyone. If they made you aware of the seating before you come in, then you would be able to choose if you want to come or not; they don't, but I guess that would be being "honest", and how dare we expect that from a place called the "entourage". A dress code is required, but why wear your good clothes to go and sit on dirty furniture, but I guess if your drunk in the "VIP" listening to hip hop, watching "dirty dancing" on the dirty dance floor, you wouldn't be aware of what your sitting in or sitting on.

For those who will respond negative, pick my opinion apart; that's fine this must be your place to chill, but regardless it does not take away from the fact that this place does not live up to the definition of it's name- See Definition Above.

If your looking for a place to trip; shower curtain's for doors, paint peeling walls, dirty tables, ripped & stained furniture; then Club entourage -AKA- Club Garage is your place.

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This club can be ok if you get their early before the lines are long and mainly on thursdays or saturdays. However you will see the bouncers show extreme favortism all though this may happen at any club its very bad here when you see posse after posse after posse of their friends getting in and their bouncers seem to make up their own rules. Its a fight to get to the bar let alone get a drink from the bar because they are understaffed. Its not a mixed club at all more of a black club. Theirs nothing wrong with that because Im black however some people like mixed clubs better so just some Fyi. With that being said the club is ok at best nothing more or nothing less unless you know the bouncers Lmao.

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I went to entourage on a Friday night. I got their around 10:00pm the line was not that long, but I remembered that I had left my id in my car and I had to go to the ATM. By the time I got back the line was even longer, but they had opened up two lines…longer line was free before 11 and the other line was "get in now pay some bucks" line. I proceeded to pay some bucks to see what the hype was in the club.

After two drinks I was feeling the grooves of DJ Bee, the place had started to get flushed with urbanites, socialites, and the young working crowd. It had a good mix, some people were sitting at tables and just enjoying themselves, some people were even more isolated and dancing in their own VIP section. The dance floor was packed. The bartenders were cool as hell and they were enough bartenders to not get ignored two times in a row, which is always a good sign. Eventually I heard all the songs I wanted and danced and partied enough to forget that I was in Norfolk a place a few years ago where the downtown scene was not jumping. All in all I would go back

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Norfolk, Va., - January 25th, I chose nightclub Entourage for my Friday night scene. Scoring a set of V.I.P. tickets, I took an inside look at the after-hours socialites in their scene.
V.I.P. tickets, which are supposed to mean Very Important Person in club lingo, usually mean differences in treatment. Mainly I witnessed my tickets being completely ignored. It was appalling.
The bouncers gave a no-pass-go response to avoiding the line even toting the V.I.P. tickets and required a dress code tax on my dates ‘Tims.’ It was later told to me the ‘tax’ went straight into the bouncers pocket. But there were some perks…kind of.
From the sleek bar to the candle-lit booths, the Entourage decorum was inviting. A passé, silhouetted, woman dancing on multiple small flat-screen televisions, the only comfort was in that the music was not outdated.
Though the D.J.’s attention was impossible to obtain, the floor was not crowded at all. The dance floor resembled an ice-rink in that at 10:30 p.m., on a Friday, it was empty. Empty, in the sense that there was not one person on the floor.
The bar was staffed with two bartenders that couldn’t keep up with the demand . . .

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