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The three Michelin-starred Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester restaurant in London's Mayfair, traditionally the smartest address in town, represents a new approach to fine dining. Professionalism and attention to detail are always paramount, but there is a new aura of whimsy and pleasure as well.
Alain Ducasse's spectacular, elegant interior - by Patrick Jouin - and breath-taking dining experience has enchanted London's gourmets and critics. For most mortals, a meal at Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester is occasion dining for special celebrations, and the sublime quality of the food and the easy pomp of the service live up to expectations. But an ideal and affordable way to sample the contemporary French cuisine is the set lunch menu, highlighting the very highest quality seasonal ingredients. Favourite dishes include langoustine ravioli with shellfish in a ginger-lemongrass and smoked tea consommé, heart of black Angus rump steak studded with bacon, and boulangère potatoes pleasure.
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Wonderful meal with my family to
celebrate my 21st birthday. Food compatible with Gordon Ramsay's hospital road restaurant, but in a higher class setting. The lunch menu is good value for money. The service was curtious, professional and friendly yet not intrusive. Our last visit 10 months ago had been improved upon this time. Still one of the top 2 restaurants in London in my opinion. "
dined on 15/04/2014
Booked this place to celebrate my
partner's birthday 5 days ago. From the second we stepped in to the second we stepped out, we enjoyed every moment of it. The people working here are passionate, fun, knowledgeable and friendly. They are inspiring. Food wise is amazing. We ordered a 7 course tasting menu and a 4 course menu. Each dish was flawless, cooked to perfection. We summed up the night with a visit to the kitchen and had a short conversation with their friendly and professional Executive Chef, Jocelyn Herland. For anyone who has the money to spend, this is the place. Thank you for the lovely experience and yes, without a second thought, I will definitely be back. :-)"
dined on 08/04/2014
Very special, with great food and
fantastic service. Well worth a visit for a special occassion, the staff will make their utmost to make it a night to remember."
dined on 02/04/2014
I put too much expectation on a
three michelin star restaurant. the urchin as the starter disappointed me, it tasted weird and fishy, not as fresh as i expected. however, the main course lobster was really good, nicely cooked. the dessert hazelnut soufflé was a good choice too, not too sweet and the texture is so good! love it"
dined on 27/02/2014
I tried their Truffle Menu and it
was all the great ingredients with extra salt. It was lots of salt in the sause, in the soup, on the truffle flakes, basiclly everywhere. The dishes are very good except for the extra salt in them so overall it cannot be said as bad but I don't understand how they are qualified as 3-star."
dined on 04/03/2014
Excellent set lunch and great
value for the delicious food and wine with such lovely service and setting."
dined on 26/02/2014
Met up for a business lunch at the
Alan Ducasse. Everything I expected it to be and more. The Restaurant is warm and very comfortable, the service, attentive and professional. Well prepared and presented food from the set menu proved more than adequate, coupled with superb wines, which can get pricey. All in all a most pleasant, unrushed experience."
dined on 17/12/2013
Having eaten at several fine
dining establishments ranging from 1 to 3 stars, our expectation was high for Alain Ducaase. How disappointing it was. With the 7 course tasting menu at £125.00 & wine pairings at £140.00 each, we anticipated a magnificent culinary journey we have previously experienced in so many other restaurants. The Iris Sea Urchin was sublime, a veritable triumph but that was where it ended. Average food, average service,definitely not worth its 3 Stars. Story Restaurant, Viajante, Le Manoir Aux Quat'saisons, Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley, L'Enclume and The Fat Duck to name but a few we have dined at leave Alain Ducasse way down on our list of return journeys. Focus on your food, not solely on your name and location."
dined on 20/02/2014
We went for lunch, which was very
good value for the quality of food, but the thing I find most impressive about this place is the service. Every time I have been, the service has been impeccable. However, the sommelier came across as being a bit rude to begin with, but warmed up. Not ideal, but it didn't bother me that much and didn't take away from a lovely lunch."
dined on 29/01/2014
For a three star I didn't feel it
lived up to others in the world I have been before. Typically I am used to service from a team but a team I can understand- sommelier, server, busser... but we were served by different sommeliers during the same bottle of wine. It left us feeling not the attention that we had expected. The food was good but we not blown away by anything. It was a good experience and happy we tried it but we opt for another experience in the future."
dined on 30/01/2014
From the moment we arrived we were
treated like royalty. The ambiance of the restaurant was breathtaking, the food and wines delicious. We chose the fixed price lunch.....excellent afternoon..it was our first visit and we have already booked to go again."
dined on 29/01/2014
Every single thing about this
lunch was perfect. An experience we shall remember."
dined on 29/01/2014
Food was not as good as I expect
three star michilin restaurant.food is so so,chicken I had is pretty dry.desert only had a bite."
dined on 28/01/2014
Very impressive - service and food
were outstanding. Unpretentious, relaxing and thoroughly enjoyable. Can't wait to re-visit!"
dined on 24/01/2014
We went here on 23/1/14. We had
the Seasonal Tasting menu with wine parings. Two dishes were particularly bad. One was their lobster course. The lobster was great, but the potatoes were absolutely soaked in salt. They were as revolting as accidentally getting a mouthful of sea water whilst swimming in the ocean. We asked the waiter if the Chef had tasted these - but no response. The next course had a similar issue. The mushrooms were again soaked in salt. It was clear to us that the kitchen was not tasting the food. We mentioned this again, and this time the message seemed to get back to the Chef, and we received a complimentary dessert. Still, for a meal over £700 for two of us, I would not go back or recommend to friends."
dined on 23/01/2014
What a wonderful place to eat. The
food was magnificent, the service was excellent. We couldn't fault anything. We were so full, we couldn't even finish the lovely chocolates. We would recommend Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester for special occasions. The special lunch deal (three courses, with 2 glasses of wine) for £55.00 was good value, as we got little 'tasters', chocolates, macaroons, chocolate covered almonds and nougat! The Hotel is beautiful too."
dined on 22/01/2014
Went for the set lunch menu. A
Wonderful three course meal with excellent bread, perfectly paired wine and impeccable service. All for £55 which felt like paying $100 for a first class flight across the Atlantic! All considered probably the best value meal I have ever paid for."
dined on 23/01/2014
I took my best friend to this
wonderful restaurant, in celebration of her birthday - a reciprocal visit as she had treated me to lunch there for my 60th birthday just over a year ago. If we had thought then that the wonderful experience on that occasion could not be repeated, we were wrong - everything, from the moment we arrived and were led to our table near the window, was marvelous and we spent 4 happy hours there. The service, quality of food and decor is, in our opinion, unsurpassable and we will be celebrating many more 'special' occasions there in years to come."
dined on 22/01/2014
For me this wasn't a lunch place.
I am sure dinner atmosphere is better. Set lunch menu is extremely good value. Food was good but not that amazingly outstanding. I have wanted to go to Ducasse for years and was slightly disappointed. It was good but I wouldn't go back. The Five Fields was miles better in regard to the food."
dined on 16/01/2014
Overall a perfectly pleasant
experience. Food was good but no "wow" factor. Service excellent but at the end of the day it was just another restaurant."
dined on 08/01/2014
What good value for a weekday
lunch at this glamorous top class restaurant in the reassuringly old style Dorchester Hotel. Perhaps unusually for a French restaurant Alain Ducasse has a vegetarian menu and the well trained staff were quick to offer alternatives in the set menu as well. A humble lentil soup for starters was elevated by a subtle foam flavoured with Lapsang Souchong whilst the main course presented a huge variety of winter vegetables cooked to perfection. Dessert was notable for the zingy orange and ginger sorbet rather than the slightly more ordinary chocolate component whose crunchy biscuit base recalled an upmarket Kitkat."
dined on 08/01/2014
The waiters are all friendly and
professional while the food is amazing. My boyfriend and I went for the festive lunch menu and it was amazing! He said the red wine included in the menu were outstanding for its value. The herbal tea trolley was very impressive and we had a great time."
dined on 10/12/2013
A scrumptious lunch - the
Christmas variation. The wild boar was exceptionally full of flavour. Our party of three included one person with an allergy to citrus and the kitchen coped very well - given that all three courses need some adjustment. Excellent service."
dined on 28/11/2013
First of all, taste of the food is
just so so. For a restaurant with such big name, I would expect something more impressive. The worst part is the main, veal is overcooked and the waiter claimed that it was because the meat is tenderloin. We actually ate and found sand in the spinach, which is totally unacceptable."
dined on 03/12/2013
The restaurant is light and
spacious with a shimmering waterfall of diamante forming a feature around the chef's tasting table: a huge contrast with the tartan swathed, gloomy Grill Room. The good sized tables are well spaced, which can be an issue in some restaurants pushing for maximun revenue at the cost of privacy and comfort. The menu was extremely good value, well balanced and the food excellent. The bread in particular was delicious and plentiful. Considering the very reasonable price we paid for the set lunch, the inclusive wine choices were astoundingly good. The extremely tempting array of macaroons, chocolates and nuts presented before the pudding gave us a wonderful sweet treat but rendered the puddings a little redundant."
dined on 27/11/2013
The food was good, service
excellent the wine list, rather full of great wines."
dined on 24/10/2013
Superb set menu lunch. Great
value, impeccable service"
dined on 17/10/2013
This is the best London Restaurant
and the best World value for money Restaurant and besides I have around 500 Michelin Stars experience, starting over 40 years ago, it always surprise me!"
dined on 06/11/2013
Awesome food and great service
from all French staff. Only downside was the air conditioning just above my head. Was quite cold throughout meal."
dined on 02/11/2013
We went all in for the seven
course tasting menu and had a lovely night. My favourite dishes were the crayfish velouté, delicate royale and the sauté gourmand of lobster and truffled chicken quenelles. My husband loved the Hand-dived sea scallps, parsnips, Jerusalem artichokes. The restaurant is a carb lovers heaven with sinfully light savoury shoux pastries and a bountiful selection of freshly made bread! We may have had too much bread as we were struggling after the cheese course. The service team is second to none - our glasses were always full and the service was friendly and discrete. We would recommend this restaurant for those wanting to celebrate a special occasion as we did (our wedding anniversary)."
dined on 29/10/2013
My girlfriend took me to this
restaurant for my 40th birthday last Tuesday and all I can say is WOW!!! The food was exceptional, the service was amazing, absolutely nothing to fault. Worth every penny, deserves 3 stars! Thanks Alain :-)"
dined on 22/10/2013
The 3 for £55 is probably the best
deal at any of the Michelin restaurants in London! The attention to detail was impeccable. The food flawless. My parents who are not in to fine dining or French food loved it and the staff. We will return."
dined on 23/10/2013
Service was excellent we felt
relaxed and welcomed. The restaurant is understated as décor goes My wife had the tasting menu whilst I chose from the A La Carte. The food was full of flavour and well presented. It was a little difficult understand the waiters as they described the dishes to us in a strong French accent. It was my birthday and towards the end of the meal we were presented with a tray of chocolates etc, I had already ordered my dessert (Chocolate with Vanilla Ice cream) so we ended up with what seemed to be a mountain of Chocs . The wine is overly expensive but we knew this before we went. I could have got a similar meal and wine for a lot less, there are some very good one and two star restaurants out there to choose from."
dined on 22/10/2013
This was a special birthday
celebration meal. We opted for the tasting menu, paired with the wine tasting menu. We were well looked after and the food was outstanding, the venison was the only dish not up to the standard of all the other dishes on the menu. But I would stress that as a standalomne dish it was outstanding, it was just that the rest of the menu was sublime. A memorable and enjoyable experience."
dined on 15/10/2013
Absolutely blown away by lunch at
Alain Ducasse. Perfect food, not too fussy or over-elaborate in its perfection, matched by service at its very best. It should have three Michelin stars. Oh, it does!!!"
dined on 08/10/2013
We had an absolutely incredible
lunch to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday. The service and food were exceptional. Can't wait to go back."
dined on 03/10/2013
My goddaughter and I had lunch at
Alain Ducasse's restuarant at the Dorchester. It was everything you think it should be, very elegant and attention to details was amazing. A lot of pomp and ceremony which was fun to watch, bit not a place to let your hair down and have a good gossip. The food was excellent, but then it should, very delicate and pretty food was served so more suited to the ladies. We had a great time and would definitely recommend this for a special occasion."
dined on 02/10/2013
The food is very godo and the
sommelier mames the diference"
dined on 01/10/2013
This was an amazing experience.
The only reason I did not give it 5 stars throughout was that we were seated in an alcove which means we missed some of the restaurant action and felt a bit separated. Given the quality of the food and all the little extras this was good value at £55 (lunch with wine etc)"
dined on 25/09/2013
A day in London to go up the
Shard, see a show and have a good lunch. Well, Alain Ducasse certainly provided that. From the moment we stepped into the foyer of the Dorchester to the moment we left reluctantly some two hours later, everything was perfect. Billed as a 'three course meal with two glasses of wine', it was so much more - all the little extras between courses made this a memorable occasion. Outstanding service from friendly staff and a beautiful setting. Amazing!"
dined on 20/09/2013
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Citysearch Editorial Review – Bringing Yoshi's to San Francisco was as much a community-driven effort as it was an opportunity to have the beloved jazz club anchor both sides of the bay. Housed inside the Fillmore Heritage Center, the mall-esque building seen as the centerpiece of the Fillmore Jazz District preservation effort, the jazz club wields an impressive 28,000 square feet of space. It also touts the same top-notch acoustic engineering as its Oakland location resulting in a sound quality that is loved by both its musicians and eager listening audience in equal measure. The fuss-free interior, muted colors and tiered, ground-level seating is almost an exact replica of the Oakland location as well. Though both attract some of the best jazz acts in the world, many hardcore fans still feel like the Oakland camp (which has been around since 1977) continues to have more cred than San Francisco. Sibling rivalries aside, the SF location does get props for vigorously seeking out local acts, such as the Jazz Mafia, who are booked regularly.
Great for music, restaurant needs work – I love Yoshi's for the music, but not for the restaurant or lounge dining. I've been here twice in the last week and unless things improve, I'll find another place to dine before the jazz club events. Dining and bar service in the lounge is slow and erratic. Menu is very limited, most of the items we ordered were acceptable but unremarkable. The tofu seaweed salad was pathetic, &my friend who ordered this was very disappointed, but given the slow service ordering something else before the show was out of the question.
Later that week we tried the restaurant, but and had high hopes given the beautiful setting. But service was also slow, and erratic. We ordered drinks and food for a large party-- some people got drinks, then food while others were still waiting for drinks. How long does it take to pour a carafe of sake?
About half of our group was vegetarian, and had very limited options, far more limited than in a neighborhood Japanese restaurant, and too many of the choices were fried. Unlike most good restaurants, they were unwilling to create other options. Overall, the food was decent, but also completely unremarkable. Actually quite boring.
And again, erratic. When multiple plates of the same dish came to the table, some were beautifully made and presented, others looked basic and pedestrian. Clearly the chefs are not working to the same standard! I've had far better Japanese meals at local restaurants for a fraction of the price. And at these prices, one would think that they could hire enough chefs and servers to make the service more prompt.
The live jazz in the lounge is nice, but too loud, as it makes dinner conversation difficult. Interesting, because Yoshi's has the sound system in the jazz club tuned perfectly, so one would think they could adjust this for the restaurant.
I love Yoshi's for the jazz club events, where the music, is first-rate, and the setting perfect. But the restaurant is simply not of the same caliber. I'd love to dine here before events, but it will take some improvement...until then, there are plenty of other options for dinner in San Francisco.
Wish the Food was as Good as the Entertainment – The location is part of the Fillmore Experience. The space is peaceful and comfortable. But since I am basing this review on food, I would have to say this is a spot for tourist or people that just dont know you can get better Japanese food for less money somewhere else. Beware if you have a party of 6 or more, 20% gratuity! The sushi/sashimi is ridiculously priced for locals. The lounge menu has some refreshing concoctions. Most noted the Refresco($8) & the Ruby, My Dear($9). The edemame w/ garlic & soy sauce($4) is very edible(I sometimes order two). Tuna tartare($14), not the best I ever had. Tenpura(tempura) plate is barely full w/ a few scattered veggies.($12 SIGH) The miso braised short ribs($25) are succulent but priced for business execs that come by. I have to say that if you do a show & dinner here the evening may put you back $300 easily. So I suggest sticking to your local foodie hang out or happy hour next door(1300 Fillmore) & show up for drinks & the show!
Modern Japanese delicacies flavor the city's premier jazz destination, which showcases both legends at their zenith and young players on their way up. – A tiny Zen garden sits beneath a winding staircase that connects the sprawling dining room and upper lounge. Sinuous, Asian-inspired decorations hanging from the high ceilings add kinetic elegance, while jazz grooves glide through inconspicuously. In the midst of it all, well-dressed birthday parties, music buffs and couples sip gourmet cocktails served by expertly trained staff. Executive Chef Sho Kamio's extensive menu features meticulous creations he popularized at Ozumo. The kona kanpachi carpaccio, served with seaweed, avocado, shitake confit and a subtle chile ponzu, is refreshingly simple. Traditionally heavy kakiage (tempura pancakes) are given a lighter spin, with just enough batter to hug the meaty chunks of ebi shrimp and scallops. Inventive maki rolls are sliced thin, then bookended by hearty hand rolls. Exceptional entrees include charcoal-grilled black cod that flakes into a shitake broth and a decadent miyazaki filet mignon that practically dissolves on the tongue.
Very Rude Service – -Host sat 5 people at a table for 4
-Waitress never brought food or drinks without reminders
- Manager indifferent to our concerns
Great food – 4 of us went to this restaurant for the sushi/atmosphere. We were greated by a very rude host, who wouldn't even take our name for a table. We found our own table in the waiting area/lounge. It took almost 20 minutes for the waitress to come take our drink/apps order, and almost 30 minutes after that before our drinks were brought out. We almost left many times due to the long wait and rude staff. Ultimately, the drinks were brought and were great, the food was fantastic, and we had a pretty good time. I highly recommend the tempura appetizers...to die for. The sushi was really good too, and the atmosphere was lively and fun. It was just such a bad start to the night, that we never quite got past it.
One of the best restaurants/clubs I've been to. – Best Sushi, great atmosphere, helpful staff in Restaurant and club, and the best server named Robin. We went there Wednesday night to have dinner and watch the show "Rupa & The April Fishes". The original dinner reservation was for two. Got changed to eight and again changed to six when everybody showed up!. They were very accomodating and helpful in finding seats at the club that we could sit next to each other. The food was fantastic. The service was excelent, and our server was the best. The show was great. We were all very happy.
Amazing Jazz & Sushi – My husband and I recently moved to San Fran and immediately began to look into the local venues for music and especially Jazz. We were told by a co-worker to check out Yoshi's and found their line-up to be impeccable! Needless to say once there we found that we had great seats right up front at a table, an array or delicious drinks to select from as well as a not so shabby wine selection. After the show we had dinner at the Japanese Restaurant and found it to be amazing. I think we tried to order almost everything on the menu because every dish that came out was better then the next.
I am so excitred to have Yoshi's in the neigborhood and I am also looking forward to checking out the Oakland location and having many more meals at their restaurant. Thank you Yoshi's you will see us again soon!
You pay the price for convienence to dine and catch a show in the same building – Our waitress was very nice. We didn't mention it was my birthday (dinner & a show) but she heard my friend telling me to order whatever I wanted because it was my BD. As we were about to order dessert, she brought out 2 tiny scoops of mango sorbet with a lit candle on it, complimentary. In my years of dining, this has happened only once, at Gary Danko's. But the friendly and attentive service couldn't overcome the pricey cost of the small portioned food. We enjoyed all our appetitizers (tuna tartare, seared ahi tuna) but not the spicy dragon roll - run of the mill. The only other sushi we ordered was the hamachi nigiri and the fish was very good, fresh. The entrees were unimpressive. The Kobe beef was really at a nose-bleed cost of $90 for 8 oz of meat. We were warned of the price but expected a little more beef than that. The cod was fishy and bland. The salmon was very good. And if you wanted rice with any of this, it was $2/bowl and more for the brown rice. Didn't like any of the desserts (sorry, Chef Churchill). The Okinawan donut holes were dry, cakey and covered with too much cinnamon sugar and the coconut soup had sour mangoes and the chocolate cake round was dry. The only think I liked was the sm container of ice cream which came with my donut holes and the beet (it was very good!) ice cream on top of the chocolate cake. The food was all beautifully presented, but food isn't always about art, otherwise, I'd just go to a museum, and especially at that price. The restaurant is really lovely and ambience (we were in a small, quiet back room) is great for an impressive evening. I would guess the outer larger room is more noisy but the high ceilings are gorgeous.
The jazz club is nice & cozy. Herb Alpert (performing w/his wife, Lani Hall) indicated that all the jazz clubs should look like this one. Minimum 1 item order/person (we had cookies, not impressed).
WORST SERVICE AND OVERPRICED! – The waiters at Yoshis need to be trained in basic customer service. For a place that appears to be upscale, it is surprising that the service is so ridiculous. Add that to the fact that the food is overpriced, and there really are no vegetarian options. As far as the food goes, if you're looking for Japanese cuisine, DON'T go to Yoshis. There are plenty of other options in the city.
As far as seeing a show, the music is always great; however, even the staff selling the tickets is unhelpful and seem to know NOTHING about the shows.
Best bet: GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!
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321 W Katella Ave Ste. 214, Anaheim, CA | Directions 9280233.803596 -117.911367
Monday To Friday From 09:00 PM To 02:00 AM
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I love the music that they play in here. I really can't find some other place that pleases me more than this place. Great beer selection too.
Love The Heat – Went here twice over a long weekend. Once with table service, once just to dance. Both times I had a blast.
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No thank you. First and last. time – The oversize security take up all the room in this small club. If you don't buy bottle service, you don't get a table.
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Barf Parade – I would give this place 0 stars if I could.
So I went here on a Saturday night for my best friends birthday and waited in line and had to pay a $20 cover. I was waiting for my boyfriend to get our drinks and 2 minutes in some guy stumbles into me and barfs all over me! chunky and all. TWO MINUTES IN. I go to the front and demand my money back and explain that I was only there for 2 minutes and the woman who had just taken our money 2 minutes prior says "Do you have your receipt?" and I'm like no, you never gave me one... and she's like well then I can't give you your money back. I was furious! these a*holes did not even give me a receipt! they probably make around 60+ grand in just covers a night and they can't give me my 20 bucks back when I had just gotten into the club 2 minutes before and got puked on? I asked to speak the owner who was 10 times worse than the cashier and he said that "its my fault" I got puked on - "I shouldn't have been standing there". This place sucks beyond belief. the people that run this place are stingy selfish rats... who will get what's coming to them one day. DONT GO HERE unless you're dirty and into getting puked on.
Not Happy – I have been to Heat twice and I like the Dj's, inside design, lightening and stuff but I don't like it how it is almost all asian people. don't get me wrong I am not being racist but I have found it not a place with variety of people that you can found to dance with. I will go with Ember which is close by on Lincoln and Anaheim BLVd just for the variety of people.
I think the bouncer was racist – I've been to this place many times, last night was the first time I got rejected at the door cuz the bouncer was racist.
I hate saying the word"racist" but that's what happened to me and I would like to share to all the ppl.
I got there about 1040, when the bouncer looked at my ID he said that wasn't me, and asked me to say my zip code I said it was either, I said it correctly 4 times,it took like 5mins cuz he was checking other ppl at the same time. and he still said i wasn't right.then my friend told the bouncer i'm new to the states.( I am a Chinese student here), then the bouncer said he knew.
then he asked me to sign my name on a piece of paper and said" don't sign it in Japanese" i was like, why would you said that?It was such a racial discrimination. or what, because I was with 3 other guy friends??
He didn't let me and my friends in. it's their loose.we got the bouncer's name and we went to Red club and had a blast!
I'd like to go to Heat again, only if they can ensure there won't be anything like this happen again, putting a racist on the front door was such a mistake!
I Love Heat – I love everything about Heat Ultra Lounge. This club is really nice. I have been here several times and have never had a bad experience. I think it is a good thing for me and all the other frequent attendees that people get turned away for the way they are dressed or if they are to drunk or just have bad attitudes. It makes it a lot more fun for the people who are there to have a good time. Heat is definitely a must visit kind of club.
NO OTHER CLUB IN ORANGE COUNTY COMES CLOSE – Heat Ultra Lounge offers a great atmosphere to party people looking to enjoy life through drinking, dancing and socializing. If you are not a fun life loving person who wants to enjoy there nights Heat is not for you. If you are some one who wants to go out looking like crap Heat is not for you. If you go out with a bad attitude with less than $30 in your pocket Heat is not for you.
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San Antonio police arrested two juveniles Monday morning who were believed to be tagging buildings.
Police officers spotted the two with a backpack at the corner of City and Arsenal streets just south of downtown. Police said the pair they tried to flee on foot, but were caught.
Officers said one of the suspects was carrying a backpack that contained spray paint and a camera.
The two were transported to jail and will be facing tagging charges, San Antonio police said.