Farallon Club

I went here for the first time, I liked the live Banda, I give it 4 stars because it was a little crowded, but other than that, cool spot if you like Mexican music

I tried here as As alternative to my other bar. I admit, I went because it’s near home. First, I got there around 840pm. It looked shut down. No lights, door closed. This is the second time it looked gone. I called, they open around 945. WHAAT? Then, I walked in, realizing immediately by the music & spanish around me it is a hispanic bar including a Mariachii band on deck. Too be polite, I ordered one drink. Rum and sprite. $ 7.00! for a short! WHAAT. I drank, smiled politely and left. (BLW, I do not know a lick of spanish. They wrte friendly and professional.

A co-​worker decided to have her bday party here, why out of all places, is beyond me.
The venue is very small and it seems that they don’t have much air circulating because it gets extremely hot. Not only that, but the place gets jammed packed. They had a live banda.
Drinks aren’t the greatest and they’re expensive. The bartender ladies seem to ignore women patrons and it’s almost like they cater only to the men…
I probably wouldn’t come back.

I definitely only go here when my legs are being pulled. It gets incredibly packed here and the lack of ventilation is a joke. If you have a club or a bar having proper ventilation is a must for compacted places. The music is ok as I’m not into the whole paisa movement but i enjoy it from time to time. The band being played is actually so loud where you have to scream at your friends to have any conversation. I leave here every time half deaf thinking I need a hearing aid after. Not cool!

the music the drinks and the fact they have live bands is the only reason i would go their. i wish they had a taquero outside making tacos to sobber these mofos down! i stopped going coulds it was getting packed by 11pm if they would stop letting underage people in!

I had never been here before and I was a bit hesitant because of its location but that’s the bar/​club that my dear friend chose to celebrate her bday and I just couldn’t resist. I had not gone out with her in a very long time and I needed to change up the routine. There was plenty of parking and it was well light outside which was very comforting. Just like any other club, they had security outside so I tried to park as close to the entrance as possible. This club is very small but they have a decent size area for dancing and a platform for the DJ/​Live band. The bar lacks variety but from looking around it doesn’t seem that the clientele really ask for anything other than coronas and modelo. I asked for a JD honey on the rocks but I had to settle for Jameson. The crowd that comes here is cool, there were no fights or no embarrassing moments of girls getting so faded and making a scene. A big problem is that they only have one bathroom with one stall and that caused a huge line! We managed to have a good time and I would probably check it out again.

4 bucks for pineapple juice IM the DD biatch…
anyway show up with the crew for another night of adventure with the usual crowd it seems, a mix of older and younger paisas getting their drink on and dance on to the live banda music…
overall place was poppin with that banda steez, with some breezays dancing duranguense style and even some people showing of throwing women in the air n stuff…
all i remember was being over the place… a big group of girls was there and after 15 minutes they took off, I remember wondering why am I here…
I was dressed with a social distortion shirt totally out of place randomly conscripted into this mission…
not too bad, if you are into the paisa scene…
will i come back? not if i can help it…