4Sixty6

Went to party prob a a yr or two ago, not sure how it is now but I hated it… Stampede to get my coat, freezing cold to get my car outside afterwards

Went on last Friday, Don’t know what I was doing here. The place was out of control. $ 10 to park the car, $ 20 to get in. Drinks were $ 9 DJ and Music was def not worth te money. Would not go again, I should have gone to the NY at least there would have been more people. Don’t wste your time.

Cavernous and often times quite empty.
The prices are somewhat high but to be expected. Food is reasonably good and portions are decent size.
Music is pretty good on the weekends and they often get top names.
If you don’t feel like heading to NYC this is a decent alternative.

This place is so much fun. I don’t know why it get’s such a bad wrap! They often boast big name djs (thanks to their affiliation with Pacha.) So the music is always on point! The cover and drinks are moderately priced they offer a guest list which I always sign up for so I always get in free. This is a New Jersey Club! Nothing comparable to NYC so people should not hold it to those standards.
My only criticism; Terrible website, difficult to navigate and search!

Here for a party, not for clubbing, though I don’t know if I would come back for either. It is a fairly standard club, though it seems small based on the layout. I was disappointed in the placement of the bar relative to the dance floor, requiring that you cross through revelries to get anywhere. Maybe I am just not the demographic for this place but, then again NYC has probably spoiled me. As for the food, it was less than pedestrian with even the beef they served me being more fat than meat. If I didn’t have to be here, I would have left by now (yes, I am writing this IN the club).

I spent the new year 2014 at this place and while the music /​bar is great, it can get extremely crowded not to mention the usual dumb ass fights going on… Overall an average experience. I should go now to Webster Hall or Cielo in NYC.

this is the closest you can get to a NY city club in NJ. This place is only good when you have VIP and a table, which is the only time i go. It is not bad, most of the time i end up getting home extremely drunk and they have pretty decent DJs. They have a new setup where the DJ booth is no longer located on the second floor but its now on the first floor which i think is better because it is closer to the dancefloor and the people, the tables behind the DJ booth also have more space and you can actually see the DJ play. only go on saturday night which is house/​edm music. if you dont get a table be prepared to be extremely packed and sweaty and around not so pleasing people. The valet parking is only 10 $ and its worth paying for.

not the best club in jersey, its way too crowded after 1 am so good luck if u want room to dance, people spilling drinks on you is common, and be careful not to get into any cat fights with the skanks who look like they rolled in a bag of doritos
only good thing is the backyard, the bartenders are super nice, prices are great and I like the house music.
the line is a pain in the a double s, took me an hour to pass all these checkpoints, its annoying
would I come back here? only if I had like a special event or bday to go to, not on a regular night though, you can find better.

Love this place! I ate there for dinner it was very good and they offered to let me in the club for free after we ate. but I was with my parents so … i said no. But I did go back for another night to go the party wasnt sure what the thee was until I got there. Awesome lighting design and nice environment crowd mostly people who don’t like to mingle. Went to Latin Saturday and I didn’t like it mainly because I don’t like spanish music (didn’t do my research so that was my fault). Paid a cover which shocked me because I usually never but, oh well. The place looks great and the bartenders make it fun when you look bored. They have valet parking which i dont like to do, that should be optional.

Went on a Saturday night for a friends birthday — Not my scene at all
Valet parking required — unless you park across the street in a movie theatre/friday’s complex — and walk over like a jerk
On line you have to get past 4 – 5 guys.
— ID checker
— guy who gives you a ticket
— guy who gives you a wrist band
— girl who collects the cover
— guy who made me empty my pockets and frisked me (what?)
I’m not sure if I went through enough checkpoints to get in, they could’ve also put me through a metal detector and questioned my citizenship
We had half off drinks for being on a bday list — so I can’t complain about the prices
DJ broadcasting live to 92.3, people were dancing and going crazy
The décor was something out of Scarface — 1980s miami — a lot of white and flashing lights
people were poppin’ bottles, short dresses were showin’ booty, guidos were fist pumpin’ & I was waiting to go home
again…just wasn’t my scene

Hey guys I went here twice. The first time it was on thanksgiving eve and we all had to pay 50 dollars to get in no big deal it’s expected. When i paid the lady she gives me a white paper and I needed to give it to the guy at the front door. Drama occurred and I needed to step out I asked one of the bouncers if I would have an issue coming back in? He says no it’s fine. Ha lies! I step back in and the girl says 50 dollars I thought hold up come again? I told the girl that I just was inside and she wasn’t having it. So yea I needed to pay another 50 dollars. Also the front bouncers took away both of my sisters IDs for no reason! Who does that? This concludes night 1.
Night 2
I went here yesterday for a friends birthday. We get a flyer stating it’s free for ladies before 1130. We get there by 11 and the girl says 15 dollars. We tell her that it’s free before 1130 she wasn’t having it. We then show her the flyer and then she says you need to be on a guest list. We ended up getting in for free but word of advice 4sixty6 be more specific on your flyer such as free before 1130 for ladies, make sure to be on guest list. I don’t think it’s very hard! Overall, music was ok drinks were not bad. Although the bartender made us an apple martini with ice? Go back to bartending school buddy and learn to make a proper apple martini! Anyway the main reason I give them a 2 star is due to the woman playing the electrical violin. This place isn’t terrible but not amazing either. The staff is rude and the way they run things is terrible! I will never step foot in this place again!!!

Valet parking? Cover for girls? Place is packed with 21 y.o. Crowd. I didn’t even feel like drinking there, that’s how bad it was

I went to 466 on a Friday night with a group of girlfriends. We paid a $ 10 cover– though they should probably have paid us to go in because the place was empty around 11:30 when we arrived and remained empty through last call.
The venue is spacious and has a lot of potential. Maybe their Latin nights on Fridays just aren’t as popular as the other events. The staff and bartenders are friendly and drinks are mid price range– the bartender also gave us a shot on the house (always a nice gesture). I’ll try to go on a Saturday to see how they are at maximum capacity!

Its beautiful inside here. NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT! Depending on the type of music you like listening to… BE VERY VERY careful of which night you go on! Sometimes celebs host parties here which will boost the cover waaayyy up! On Friday nights its HIP HOP & R&B night! It was mucho fun! Lots of girls dressed in the skimpiest dresses though which was a little annoying because the place is actually really beautiful and classy. On Saturday nights its straight up pop/​fist pumping/​techno music.

They have a Latin Nite on Fridays.
Music is fun– more RnB and hip hop/​top40 with alot of reggaeton. They played some bachata, merengue and salsa, but primarily Rnb and hip hop. This is a good spot to take your friends who aren’t suuuuper into latin music but you want it so it’s a good compromise.
Cool interior, very clean and attentive staff. Pretty easy to get drinks at the bar. Parking kinda sucks, I hate forced valet. Also they make you walk around the perimeter for far too long before you get inside. It was raining and I didn’t appreciate getting so drenched before getting inside.
I’d come back with my sister or friends, but for me and my guy, we’d rather go a little more pura latina ;)

Absolute worst place I have ever ever been too in my entire life. I am from jersey but have been living in brooklyn for 3 years and I have never had such a terrible experience. I had to go in as under 21 because they are very strict with «fake» ids. I have never had a problem with it but I knew not to use it here.
1) So if you are under 21 you have to pay 20 dollars. automatic dislike.
2) They hold your id if you are under 21 till the end of the night and you have to sign a waiver.
3) Don’t even try getting away with «sipping» a friends drink when you think no one is looking they have cameras and apparently someone is hawking the cameras because security came up to and said I need to leave immediately because they have me on film.
4) The staff is extremely rough with you. I was not giving them a hassle and they were still rude and rough. They basically threw me outside with no jacket in mid february and I had to ask the idiot security staff to retrieve my jacket from coat check.
Overall terrible terrible place, I’ll stay in NY where I can chill relax and grab a drink without all the hassle. Don’t waste your time or money.

I’ve been here a couple of times, and must say this is the nicest looking nightclub in New Jersey at the moment. You can either have them valet your car (I think $ 10) or you can park yourself across the street in the shopping plaza. Usually there’s a line to get in, but since they have 2 different entrances, you usually don’t wait much in line. Women are free before 11 pm and admission is usually $ 20/​person. The place is huge — they have 2 floors. I love the décor and how spacious the place is. Although the main dance floor and its surrounding bar do get very crowded, you can usually find a place to stand. The second floor is a bit quieter if you need to get away. The crowd (usually mid 20s to mid 30s) is your typical Jersey nightlife. Drinks are pricey but pretty strong. FYI, Fridays are Latin/R&B music and Saturdays are House music. If you’re into House, you should come here — they usually have well known DJs spin at least once a month.
The down part would have to be getting to the women’s bathrooms — it’s almost impossible (not to mention the location of the bathroom itself is horrible)! Also, they need more ventilation to the second floor, because it feels like a sauna up there sometimes.
Other than that, I wouldn’t mind going back on the right night…

If you’re from out of state and looking to capture a ‘Jersey Shore’ experience, this is the place for you.
$ 10 to park, cover charge of $ 20 for guys $ 15 for ladies.
I have never seen so many guidos in my life. It was to the point where I was just laughing. Every. Single. Guy. In this place. Was guido supreme. I finally believe these shows like Jersey Shore and Jerseylicious. I used to say Jersey was nothing like those shows and they were fake. 4Sixty6 proved me wrong. GROSS.
The drinks here were the most disgusting drinks I’ve ever tasted. Not exaggerating. Fail. Naaaa-​sty.
The valet guy must have parked our car in Canada because, wow, we had to wait forever in the freezing cold for our car to pull up. I would have much preferred to walk the 10 feet myself to the parking lot.
Also, really? 2 toilets for the ladies room? Great idea, pack in as many kids as you can and then only provide 2 toilets.

My friends and I were very excited to go to 4Sixty6 for New Years Eve. The VIP tickets were $ 99 for open bar from 9 to midnight, which is steep but it is the going rate for NYE parties.
When I got there, there were 4 different lines of people and 2 different entrances. The people working the doors expected you to know exactly where to go and what to do and if you didn’t, they told you about yourself.
The venue was nice and huge. Not very diverse, but friendly enough. It felt like I’d stepped into an episode of Jerseylicious which was sort of amusing. The bartender on the second floor was generous with the liquor, which was great, but that’s where good part of night ends.
I don’t know who «Chus and Ceballos» are, but I’m pretty sure they put one song on repeat and walked away from the DJ booth. While the promoters boasted of great music, Top 40 mash ups, a little hip hop sprinkled into the house and techno, I heard none of that. It was one lyric-​less techno song after another. Now, even though techno is not my idea of a good time, I can appreciate a good techno/​house song. I suppose these DJs had never heard of any. Oh well.
As for this «VIP» treatment: there was none. Open bar was great. But everywhere my friends and I tried to stand was an issue for the bouncers. We heard the phrase «You can’t stand here» and «Keep this area clear» more times that I care to count. At midnight they were still packing people in trying to make an extra buck. But there had to have been some sort of capacity violation.
Overall, it was a disappointing evening. I should have kept that hundred bucks.

On Fridays, 4Sixty6 is sizzling Latin night. On October 21, my best friend invited me to this fairly new club in West Orange. Prior to attending, I did my own research via Google and there were mixed reviews. Honestly, I was a little skeptical about this place, its location (there isn’t any serious nightlife in West Orange) and their requirements (Women must wear heels), but I decided to go with an open mind.
Before I dive into this review, valet parking was $ 10. Supposedly, people were parking across the street in the plaza’s parking lot, but I wouldn’t take a chance. That’s an easy way to get your car towed.
Upon arrival, we were greeted by a promoter and directed to the VIP section. We didn’t have to pay anything because we were on a VIP list, but usually the cover is $ 15.
I was blown away by the interior decorations. It slightly reminded me of the ⁴⁰⁄₄₀ Club. The white décor had an elegant, but yet sexy vibe to the place. Drinks were a little pricey. It was $ 9 for a half-​price drink. However, bottles were $ 150 in the VIP section, which wasn’t bad.
Although it was Latin night, the DJ played music from different genres. We danced to Pop, R&B/Hip-Hop, and House/​Dance. Overall, I’ll give 4Sixty6 4-​stars. It was quite surprising and especially because of it’s location.

I went there last Friday (⁵⁄₁₃). The website is outdated as it says Happy Hour but when we went it didn’t open until 9pm. Luckily since we showed up so early we didn’t have to pay the $ 15 cover. It is nice inside but the drinks are overpriced.
If you are into House/​Dance music then it’s better to go on Saturday. The crowd was a bit questionable and the music was all hip hop and R&B on Friday. Not our scene so we left after 20 minutes.