The Commodore

The atmosphere is pretty cool. It's a small place but doesn't get crowded, nor is it empty. The music was fun and engaging. We liked the DJ and the band that followed.

A super fun venue a little ways from downtown. Decided to come here for their Funktastic night. A bit bummed the outdoor space was closed but there is a back bar to hang in if you need a little air. It was super fun getting to dance with great music being played. It did get a little too “woo woo” girl populated after a while. And security had their hands full trying to prevent them from getting on stage. I’ve also never paid $9 for a white claw in my life! Even still, a fun night here!

I do not like when a venue posts time that the live entertainment will be playing. 9:30 nope 10 mins late ok 20 minutes late what up? 30 minutes late UNACCEPTABLE A DJ was in the middle of the dance floor (small to begin with) playing 🧐umm not so great tunes and the mix was weak. The drinks are WEAK and I mean a martini for $16.80 it better be good Nope. Will not ever step foot in the Commadore Again.

I recently visited the Commodore in Charleston and had a great experience. The band playing that night was fantastic and really added to the overall atmosphere. The drinks were also very tasty and well-made. I highly recommend checking out the Commodore if you're in the area and looking for a fun night out with good music and drinks.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! I'm afraid to hype this up too much cuz I don't want it getting too packed. But if you want to hear really good music the house band sits in with different national recognized singers on the weekends. Nobody will be sitting by 12:00 at night. They've got a dance floor with the disco ball and steam comes out of the ceiling. Every time I've gone they play everything from Prince to Marvin Gaye. The Temptations to Bobby Brown. He can't go wrong if you want to dance to really good music. Sorry but there's no rap that I've seen there. It's usually packed with older people like me... I'm 46 and you'll see people from 30 to there late 50s and then after midnight you'll get the younger kids that are between 21 and 29 years old. You must be 21 to get in and there's no exceptions!!! There is not a lot of parking and it's kind of where the hood meets midtown. I've always taken a lift or Uber. The band will play till 1:45 in the morning and they usually don't get started till just after 10:00 PM.

Amazing venue. It's fun with a great staff and music. It's a true gem and lost in time in the best possible way. I cannot wait to come back.

We had a girls trip in Charleston. We researched options for music and dancing on a Saturday night. The Commodore offered both - kicked it off with a great acoustic singer, Crystal followed by a good band. It was crowded but not overwhelming. The bartenders were efficient and made good drinks.

The website needs to be updated. We decided to visit while on vacation and went on Caribbean/Reggae night and the website stated they opened at 5 or 6pm. When we arrived a neighbor told us they don't start until later that night. We decided to go in and it was completely empty. I ordered a drink and asked the guy behind the bar about the time they start, he was rude and very short with his answers, but stated they start at 9 or so. Maybe he was annoyed we were there early. I had my drink and as we were leaving another couple came in due to the website time. We did come back later that night and they then wanted to charge us to get in. I refused, stating I'd been there earlier and they let us in. The music was nice, but there was no reggae. Very misleading.