Boss

Byebye Boss750! From the Avaron/​Korean clubbing days, you will be missed! Many memories here since college. Went to the final party and it was ok. I miss the table-​settings with the half bottle of Crown and fruit plate, waiters, Korean music, slow dances, dancing in smoke-​filled air, renting out the expensive VIP/​karaōke rooms for birthdays, and hanging out to exchange numbers when the lights turn on (jk) and realizing your mascara is smeared… all from back in the day circa 1999 — 2004 (?). Now it was more of a mixed crowd (American style bar with no tables) with maybe a handful of Koreans.
Another end to a chapter (I’m getting OLD).

One of my friends suggested we check out this spot. We didn’t know what to expect especially on a weekday. Since, he was dialed in with the promoter, we didn’t have to pay cover. But honestly, does anyone ever pay cover these days; especially, on weekdays =(
After a busy work day, I was looking forward to seriously wind down with a few drinks and get my freak on (the dance floor, of course). It was a Thursday night and if it wasn’t for a Party bus carrying +20 thirsty females, this could have been a lost evening. Thank you ladies for the hospitality, you know who you are =) They mos def made it feel like it was my birthday… Hahaha!
The venue/​DJ/​dance floor: A relatively small venue but a fantastic use of MIRRORS. It gives the illusion of wide open space to dance, drink, and mingle. Did I mention the ladies love the mirrors? Some can be so vain (i love it). Also, the DJ (Mohamad Malikyar Jr) kept the crowd moving throughout the night is always a plus =)
The bar/​bartender: A great selection of mix drinks and ample choices on draft. Although, there w

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