InCahoots Fullerton

They stole my money, didn’t let me in, made me cry. I almost got kidnapped and it was the worst night of my life. The employees outside letting everyone in were so rude and made me cry due to a mental issue problem. They need to be careful with the words they use. Most importantly they stole my money I’m so upset. I will NEVER go here again.

I danced here on a Wednesday. I had a fabulous time but I did notice that the crowd was very young. I believe I may have been the oldest girl there at the age of 34. You definitely need to wear ear plugs here since the music is played too loud. The dance floor is at a perfect slippery level. It is not too slippery. The line dance Fake ID (one of my favorites) is done here but it is done incorrectly. I don’t think I will request that dance here again since I don’t want to accidentally start doing the wrong steps.
The DJ was very sweet. He played Caliente to Jai ho (you are my destiny) featuring Nicole Scherzinger. Even though I was the only person on the dance floor for Caliente, I still thoroughly enjoyed myself.
I did find a nice, comfortable seat on the couch.
2 noteworthy things I didn’t care for:
1. The bathroom did not have full length mirrors so I couldn’t get a good look at my rear.
2. There is a cover charge for military.

Refused to serve ice water for free. And in an effort to maximize profits force patrons to use the atm by refusing to accept new updated credit/​debit cards with installed chips.

First of all… I don’t write reviews but since I’m still in this stupid line at this place I thought I would save some of you the misery. It’s Saturday at 945 pm. I’ve been waiting since 9 because that’s what time they say they open. False. 99 percent Hispanic in line. 99 percent of all the women are obese. This place has about 10 more of my minutes before I bounce… don’t come here.

This place is wonderful! The best day to go her is Wednesdays. Don’t go Fridays or whatever other day they are open. Wednesdays is the when the largest and best crowd is present. I have never been a country music fan, but when I started listening to it more and visiting Incahoots, I started to love it. The girls dress very country-​girl like. I find it very attractive. And they tend to be more outgoing and willing to talk compared to other night clubs. I somewhat know how to line dance. But a lot of people in Incahoots don’t know how to. It’s a high social environment where you can actually talk and make conversation.
There are only two bad things about this place. A water bottle is either $ 1.50 or $ 2.50; I don’t remember exactly. Then, there is always a cover charge of $ 5 if you’re 21 or over and $ 12 if you’re 20 or under. And it’s only cash. I wish that they would give the option to pay with credit or debit card.
Overall though, this place is amazing. Even if you don’t like country music, give it a shot!

I went here with a girlfriend who I bond with over country music. It was a Tuesday, but there was surprisingly a good crowd that night. There’s a huge space for line dancing, and there were so many people dancing! I don’t know how to line dance, but just being there made me really want to try it. I actually did try it for one song but I was sooo lost.
Other than that, there’s not much going on. there is a lot of seating, one bar and a window for food. If you want a really fun country bar night, I would suggest Cowboy Country in North Long Beach, which is way more fun and have more to do.

Why no free water? =/​75 dollar bill

I tried this place out yesterday with my sister who is a big country music fan. I’m giving this place 3 stars because of the security upfront. He was rude and questioned the color of my eyes in front of a huge line. He stared at my identification for about a minute and I assured him it was me. I even told him he can ask me any details off my I.D. He finally let me enter once he realized he was probably overdoing it. Also, it took about 15 mins for me to purchase a drink. I understand it was busy, but I tried to get the bartenders to help me and they would just walk past me. They could at least cordially tell me they will be right with me. However, when you enter the bar, there is a hostess who greets and takes the ticket. Both her and the guy who collects the entrance fee, were nice. I appreciated that.

Yikes. Definitely an older crowd here on a Tuesday night. Came here expecting an atmosphere like the In Cahoots in San Diego, and unfortunately it did not meet my low expectations haha. Everyone was nice, they taught a line dance, and cover was cheap. But I ended up leaving after 20 minutes, just not very exciting.

This place is amazing and always a good time. I love Tuesday nights for karaōke and Friday’s are fun too.

BEST PLACE EVER !!!
My husband and I LOVE country nights at In Cahoots ! I even had a small birthday party there one year and it was awesome ! The staff recognized my birthday and even gave us a special place to sit away from the crowds. Food is good but most of all, the music is AMAZING !!!
COUNTRY MUSIC ALL THE WAY !!!

I love this place! Great music, fun and cover charge is cheap! Get over here now!

I was a Tuesday Regular for a solid year. Sadly I can’t go anymore now that I’ve moved to northern California where the real country folk are but this was a great oasis from the city. I loved the staff. Kim the Bartender always remembered me and what I like to drink. It was easy to make friends. The lessons and the woman who teaches them were a lot of fun. I liked the smaller crowd on Tuesdays and the karaōke.
Wednesdays are insane because it’s 18 and over and there are lots of yougin’s getting drunk in the parking lot before going in. It’s so crowded you can’t really dance.
If I’m ever back in the area I’ll be sure to stop by and kick up my boots.

WHITE GIRLS! White girls! White girls everywhere! Oh did I mention white girls! Love the place it has a creative genuine vibes

Super fun! It’s hard to find a line dancing place in California, so I’m super excited to find this place. We went on a Friday which is a 21+ night. I had never been line dancing before and came too late for lessons, but everyone was so encouraging to noobs like me. There were some really experienced people there, so I just followed along.
The only bummer about the night we went was that Cody Johnson was doing a special performance, so it took away from my line dancing time. Don’t get me wrong. It was a really good concert, especially for the $ 5 cover, but I just wanted to line dance and he was killing my vibe. Make sure to check their calendar before you go!

«REDNECK» WEDS. NIGHTS: Don’t bother coming here if you’re expecting to have room to line dance. I’ve gone to numerous clubs and know that you’re not suppose to stand in the middle of the floor with a beer in your hand. InCahoots does not cater to people who are there for the dancing nor keep people who don’t know how to dance off the floor.
The security guards are busy talking to girls. Expect to wait a while for a bartender to acknowledge you standing there before ordering a drink. &&& It’s rare to hear some good country music. Majority of what the DJ plays is mainstream pop and rap music.
Would not recommend coming here if you’re expecting an actual Country dance club.

Worst bar I’ve ever been to. Came on a Friday night for a concert and waited 15 minutes to get a drink. Was groped by 3 different men and hit on by men old enough to be my grandfather. Bouncers are utterly useless, even though they witnessed random man grab my butt several times. And no, I was not wearing anything provocative.
Oh, and did I mention it’s about 90 degrees and humid inside? The alternative is to go outside and breathe in cigarette smoke. I liked the line dancing aspect, but I will definitely stick to going to the Ranch.
So to summarize, come here to get groped, wait too long for a drink, and sweat your face off with a bunch of college kids.

Won tickets for a White Wonderland Event from a Disney group, and figured since it was ALL WHITE ATTIRE and disney-​esque, that it would be classy.
My friend and I attended on a weekday after work and were surprised when we arrived! This venue caters to college age kids. There was a taco stand, tips only, very yum but that was it for food. A couple small bars inside this huge warehouse type space. Perfect for raving.
Large dance floor and plenty of tables with chairs to sit at, plus couches all over the place, so that is always a plus! But did not want to be «battling» on the dance floor so we called it a night after an hour there.
Great for college kids not for 30 somethings.

Two words… Line Dancing
That’s all I am really here for. I’ve been dancing my whole life. I’ve belly dance, pole dance, hip hop, modern, salsa and ballet. Line dancing is something that I recently tapped into. I like that on Tuesdays and Saturdays you can come in for classes at 7pm and at 9pm is when you show off your steps. The atmosphere is causal and fun. It’s country and line dancing all night long. If you are looking to free style and dance however, then this is not the place. They have average priced drinks and a great bar. They also have a tacos out in the back for those that are hungry. On Saturdays it’s 18 and over, not 21 and over. The vibe is great and it is spacious inside. My only complaint is the smell of those smoking travels inside and it is disguising.

I came here for a friend’s birthday party and I seriously did not know what to expect. Country music is by far not my type of music. It’s EDM or trance or pop, but I actually had fun here. The music was different, but I think I was way more intrigued with the line dancing because it just so amazing to watch. I think it’s pretty crazy with all the different line dancing and how quickly everyone moves. They played some pop country music towards the later end of the night so that was pretty cool.
I don’t know if they do this every weekend, but I went on a Friday and they had a taco cart in the patio. They served pretty good carne asada, pork, and chicken tacos. I think it was $ 2 or $ 3 each. Those actually improved my night since I was not drinking at all.
Have no fear coming here. Just come with an open mind to the music, enjoy the «cowboy» gear, and have fun with the atmosphere.