Club Soho

This place hosts a bunch of lines including A Club Called Rhonda, Perversion, Noize Faktory, and 333 Live (makes you wonder what the actual venue name is). Some are better… some are not. In this case, the Neon Paint Party Tour looked good in the pictures (even the ones I took), but sucked on all other fronts.
The good: Got there at 10:30, line was well-​manage and quick (!). Large dance floor, good lighting system and a pretty spacious bar — didn’t have to wait too long to get service.
The rest:
The bartender never heard of Captain Morgan rum. After a bunch of attempts pointing at the bottle behind her, she brought it over with a big question-​mark face. $ 12 per shot. She didn’t know where the restrooms were.
Asked her and other staffers if there were any other rooms besides the main floor — they said just the main floor. So it took 15 minutes to find the other room… and it had the exact same kind of music as the main floor, just crappier. What’s the point of running a second room as a clone of the first which is inferior in every way? No wonder it was deserted throughout the night.
Drunkest crowd I’ve had in a while. Didn’t feel like a shootout was gonna erupt, but I got more drunkards shove themselves against us than anywhere, had to keep protecting my friends.
At one point we were standing by a corner, and someone behind us pushed me and my girl for almost 10 feet. I thought it was a security guard escorting us for some reason… and turned around to find a wasted kid I’ve never seen before. The second time he did it I pushed him away from me, wondering if his kindness would get us both kicked out. For better or worse that didn’t happen, since security was nowhere to be seen.
What about the paint itself? I made sure to dress in all white in hope of getting all messy… and left with a soaked, watery, very sticky shirt that barely had some neon shades here and there. So yes, we got hosed now and then, but makes you wonder how diluted the paint was. Another unfortunate side effect was that the floor got extremely slick and slippery (especially by the stairs), so I wasn’t the only one who almost slipped half a dozen times. Hopefully no one got seriously hurt.
But I’m pretty ok with all that. Clubs can be messy in more than one way. What sealed the deal was the horrible music. No variety, just hard beats of dirty house, and if there was anything remotely recognizable it quickly morphed into… hard beats of dirty house. Me and my two friends were bored out of our minds and left at 12:30, $ 65 poorer (for a ticket and 4 drinks). Oh wait, you hate Top 40, not to mention pop? Maybe you would’ve loved it. When you’re ready to actually have fun, find us at Los Globos and Busby’s.

worst club ever! 40 bucks minimum? r u serious? shitty club! they even double charge my credit card! and the bartender sucks (owner) they have no idea how to manage a club! they cant even serve u the right drink

This place was actually not bad. I like the setup – good DJ check! Spacious dance floor check! Friendly bartenders check! Multiple rooms, including a room with some S&M shows, check check check!
What will lead to the downfall of this place is that fact that most LA people (especially Asians) are:
1.) too shy to be the first one /​only one on the dance floor, so it kinda stays empty.
2.) don’t mingle well w/​other races. seriously, you’re dancing to hiphop music sung by black people but u won’t party w/​them? that’s whack.
3.) turned-​off by the S&M room. «Hey if you don’t like it, don’t watch, don’t force your squeaky Puritan values on everyone else.»
With that said, I would gladly come back, even if that means I am dancing by myself or with other races, and hoping that reverse-​yellow-​fever, whether it’s real or just my delusion, will catch on in LA and make my lonely nights a bit more memorable, LOL!

Do not come here. This place is so empty! Even on a night when there was a meetup event going on! There was supposed to be at the very least 300 people here, but in reality, probably a hundred or less showed up. The crowd was boring. I rather go to Lure or Blok.

The Club is roomie upper level and lower bar located at the back. The set up is good but the music level is not good for the room echo’s to much and the Bar is a joke they water down the mixed drinks. And when you tell them they will get really upset. The DJ runs music from his Iphone and a old CD Player very bad.

The layout is fantastic but unfortunately they are located in an empty area of LA, so if you come to this club and it’s dead inside then you’re out of luck. The dance floor is HUGE and the DJ was playing good hip-​hop and R&B music. I came here on a Saturday night and it never really filled up (one of the problems with having a massive dance floor). So by 11:45 my friends and I made the decision to leave and head to Hollywood where we knew we’d at least find someplace busy.

ATM shorted me funds. Called ATm company left voice mail no call back.
Called Soho club and no answer. Also emailed them and no reply.
very strange…

First time at this club! My friends and I passed by this place before we went to eat and noticed a neon sign saying ’”restaurant”. what?! I thought that was pretty sketch.
The venue is nice. Two floors. Plenty of lounge tables. Great dance floors. 4 mini stages. Though two are fairly hard to get up! I had to take off my heels to climb the ladder :/​should lower the ladders so it is an easier access for single girl clubbers hehe.
I lost my heel and the staff members were pretty considerate since they did not give up looking for it, unlike some restaurants/​clubs. In the end, a staff member found my heel across the dance floor. Thank you!
Overall, it was a great night. Filled with laughter and memories. Will come back to play again! :D