Club Libra-atlanta - Gresham Park

We went here on a Saturday night. Typically Saturday night clubs are packed so when we got there shortly after 9:00 we were surprised to see that there was plenty of seating available. This is an open parking lot in a shopping center. There is security at the front as well as a metal detector that you walk through. Your bags will be inspected by the gentleman at the door. There is a window for payment but I guess we got there before they were charging which is good because I definitely would have been disappointed having to pay $15 to enter an empty Club. They do stamp your hand at the door, not sure why there was no explanation but I'm guessing so you can re-enter? This is a very nice size and large club. It has a small space in the middle of the dance floor where you can dance on an elevated floor and then there's the regular Dance Floor all around that. There are tables all around the dance floor and then there are also some booths on one side of the restaurant. There are a couple of bars as well as what appears to be a stage, not sure what is used for because it was not in use the night we went. There were a couple of groups celebrating birthday parties and that was the majority of people in attendance. I didn't mind it being so empty because that meant I had plenty of room on the Dance Floor plus there wasn't the usual bumping into people at a club when it is packed. We did have a server for our table and it was normal service. Obviously with music playing very loud you have to make sure you're speaking into your server's ear so they can hear you and you can hear them. The food was pretty standard for a club but definitely easy to eat. It wasn't impressive but there was nothing wrong with the food as well, it came out hot and it didn't take too long. The drinks were pretty standard for a club environment. The food and drinks were very reasonable, my mail and my one drink was right around 20 or $25. You definitely can dress casual which is refreshing but some people were dressed to the nines while other people had on tennis shoes and jeans. Very casual and laid back spot. The DJ was a little questionable as they jumped from one genre of music to another genre of music with no smooth transition. Usually a DJ will play a few Bass songs and then maybe R&B songs and then maybe step songs. This DJ would play one song for Bass and then it'd be an R&B song and then it'd be a line dance song and then it'd be a rap song and then it'd be another bass song, just felt like the DJ was all over the place so people would get up and be dancing to the song and then because the genre of the song changed people would sit down because it was a totally different vibe. It wasn't horrible but it was hard to stay on the dance floor because you didn't know what type of music was going to play next.

Nice venue but They need to promote or bring name brand artists to attract more people. Promote ladies free all night/month, or free for zodiac sign of the month, customer appreciation weekend every body free till 12, bikers night, sorority night, professional night, color themes, free concert but pay to sit down like MONTICELLO does to pack the building.... Empty club means no money being spent