The Red Room

We went on a salsa night and it was so much fun! We really enjoyed the live band and then afterwards they had a DJ! The prices were reasonable. We would definitely come back on a regular Saturday to check out the third room that wasn’t open Labor Day Sunday.

We had a decent time here. Ashlee very kindly fixed my friends drink for her and was a great bartender! After reading other reviews about racial discrimination and rude bouncers, I’m sure we won’t come back. It is loud in the main room and more relaxing on the roof top. My group all concluded that drinks were small and expensive. Staff was nice to us. Dancing was inappropriate a lot of the floor so if that’s something you don’t wanna see be warned.

I’ve been here twice and I had a good time! Music 10000/10!! Such a good vibe! Not much seating though. I would recommend coming early to get a table or when they have the outside open, a section out there.

I like the Latin vibe and the 3 sides of the redroom.. especially the rooftop where they allow you to bring your own food. The security is very knowledgeable about the area and willing to assist you with everything.

Nice club for dancing. Cozy and chic. Not that magnificently facility but nice warm atmosphere. Makes people comfortable and joyful.

We got free entry at 11 PM (Saturday, 30 Aug 2025), which was nice, and the ambience of the place was good. The lighting and overall vibe made for a fun night out. However, the DJ really struggled. Almost every song played in full and his mixing was abrupt. His song selection was disappointing, mostly slow beats that didn’t keep the energy up. He was genuinely bad and it felt like it’s his first time trying to make a group dance. We had two Jager shots, they were quite expensive at $6 each. Overall, it was an okay night, but the DJ and drink prices bring the experience down a bit.

I went to this establishment with a group of friends, and we each paid $5 to enter. We were stamped at the door by the staff inside. After stepping out briefly to smoke, we tried to go back in—and that’s when things took a turn. Despite having valid stamps showing we had already paid and been admitted, we were all carded again. What made this experience even more upsetting was that we noticed other people—who were not Hispanic—being allowed back in without any issue or being re-checked. My friends and I, all of us Hispanic, felt singled out, disrespected, and honestly harassed. I confronted the man who claimed to be the owner, and told him directly that his actions came off as racist. Instead of making things right, he refused to let us back in. This experience was incredibly disappointing, and I would never recommend this place to anyone. It’s unacceptable to treat paying customers this way, especially when it feels like the treatment was based on race. Worst experience ever.

Great staff. If you ever WORKED at a bar before, you'll see this is a good team. Friday nights are more tame than Saturdays, but thats just the difference in crowd sizes. Great dance club, cheap drinks, and a good mixed vibe.

I hadn't been to the red room in YEARS and YEARS but was invited to a 50th Birthday party here, which I didn't even realize was a thing. So apparently you can rent the facility prior to them opening at 10pm. So the party was from 6-10. You have access to the entire place and the outside area as well. You can also cater in your own food, so it's not like you have to use their contacts, but it does have to be catered, you can't bring in homemade food. You can also bring in a DJ. This particular party had a cash bar but you can make arrangements for it to be an open bar if you would like. The most exciting thing is you only have to have I think a $400 liquor minimum. Well if you have a decent crowd, I'm sure that's pretty easy. I also wasn't aware that they actually have a parking lot for your guests as well.

This place has always been hands down so much fun! The service has always been so great with the staff being so kind and attentive. The ambiance is fun and upbeat. I would highly recommended red room for a fun upbeat vibe and always kind staff. They also have a fun salsa night on Wednesdays. During the warmer temps of nights they also have an outside lighted patio!

The staff here was fabulous. They were very friendly and welcoming. We told them about our horrible experience at Rock Lobster and they gave us free shot and can koozies. Both the waitress and manager were outstanding.

Good place to go and listen to music and get drinks. They have specials on drinks and shots as well. We love it in the summer because of the rooftop it has as well. They always have different types of dance theme events as well.

I came here on part of a bar crawl over Halloweekend. This was definitely the best stop. They had a good space with a dance floor if you wanted to dance (which I always do), and an outdoor space for more relaxed conversation. There are multiple bars, so service is relatively quick. Overall, a cool location and good experience.

After reading other reviews about racial profiling and over zealous bouncers, I can see why our evening ended on a bad note. We stopped by, had a couple drinks and enjoyed the atmosphere and the nice patio area. The evening was going smoothly until one of the bouncers very rudely told me to " move out of the way of the door". Keep in mind the door had been open all night, but I think it was a part of his closing duties to keep the door closed. The tone was extremely aggressive considering I was a calm, paying customer. I've never been spoken to so disrespectfully by a security guard before, so it was pretty jarring. My fiancé came to my rescue and told the guard to calm down and that we are moving. The guard began to argue and scream and both of us and advanced towards me aggressively! He began to argue back and forth with us from that point, which was totally unnecessary considering we left the doorway as instructed. Seemed like a power trip if you ask me. After we were kicked out, a very professional guard named Austin calmly explained what the closing procedures were and why we were asked to move out of the doorway. He then apologized profusely for the inconvenience. During the conversation the first rude security guard came BACK outside to yell at us some more! Is the staff not trained on how to handle these types of simple conversations? I found myself repeatedly trying to deescalate the situation and I'm not even an employee. At this point we spoke to a manager and he again apologized profusely for the behavior of his staff and treated us with the respect we asked for from the beginning. So if you stop by The Red Room on a Saturday night, you might end up being targeted by security. Not worth a second trip.

Husband & I have been regulars for 4 years now. We just came back from our 2nd New Year's party here, which was very well done. The owner, Chris, is usually there when we visit (which is usually on Saturday nights about once/3 months). The things I love: 1. The DIVERSE crowd. Husband & I have an obvious age difference and this is only one of 2 bars where we BOTH feel right at home. You'll see all ages here. You'll see a mix of white, black, and Latino, as well, which I especially appreciate as the DJ plays all sorts of dance music for all of us. The clothing is also diverse...husband and I prefer to dress up, but there are many in jeans & nice tops. 2. The DJ(s) play a great mix of music on Sat nights. Old school hip hop, newer hits, a few favorites from the 90s, etc. DJ does a good job of flow, too. 3. REAL CUPS. So many clubs use cheap plastic cups like from your college house party days & I can't stand that. Not this one. 4. Five bathrooms, not just two. 5. Parking--they have their own tiny lot. 6. Attentive staff 7. Drinks are affordable & not weak 8. Heaters outside on the balcony & rooftop patio for the smokers. 9. The decor, it's classy & upscale without being pretentious. Makes you feel welcome, whatever style you're wearing. 10. The bouncer at the front entry helps us ladies stay in the correct order for the bathroom & checks if it's open for us. Things I don't love: 1. Climbing those steps. Plenty of patio & rooftop for smokers, so they don't have to climb the steps all night. Just when you arrive & leave for the night. 2. The women's bathroom door right by the main entry. That door is heavy and the lock can be annoying. But there are other women's bathrooms there. 3. That hallway between the lounge room & dance room. People at the bar can sometimes block that area & make it tough for us to get through.

I've been coming to the Red Room off and on for years and now we've been to New Years Eve celebrations twice. We always have a great time. I have read the past comments about the staff, but all I can speak for is what I saw. The security appeared very engaged, but responsible. The bartending staff wasn't enthusiastically happy, but they did their job well. You aren't there to make friends with the staff though. I believe, as with most places, staying in small groups are best when around intoxication.

I like the red room, it's a fun place, but the bouncers like their power trips. I was smoking outside and the guy told me to move away from the door twice, I didn't hear him the first time. When I heard him the second time I did as instructed and when I came back he refused me reentry because I didn't listen to him the first time. After explaining I didn't hear him he said it didn't matter I wasn't getting back in. I don't go to broad ripple often and honestly I don't want to go back after dealing with that.

If I ever go out again, this will be the spot I go to. I love the music, the people and the atmosphere all around. The manager is awesome and the workers all have great personality and the best customer service.

The Red Room in Broadripple is a fun place. I went there in early June '21 and was able to enjoy a beautiful evening on the rooftop having a few drinks. There was a good crowd with great energy! The dance floor was crowded and lively. Good place for a date or friends. If you're hungry you should eat before you get there. I don't believe they serve food.

The DJ was great Friday night. That was my first time going. My friend invited me and they booked a section that night. There room to dance, 2 bars, and super chilled place ( no dress code) so I recommend checking them out after a long work week. I

Went on a Saturday night. We went early before the crowd came. Music was great, outdoor patio had a bar but the atmosphere was nice. The guy in front my group had a plain white tshirt on and almost couldn't get it. Apparently that's not allowed, if the tshirt has writing on it, that's fine but not plain white. Otherwise the bathrooms were clean and staff was nice. Would definitely go again.

I find it weird that they have a somewhat strict dress code for this place but every time I've been here, people are ALWAYS dancing so that's good. They've done a very great job with the rooftop patio because there are constantly people up there throughout the week and throughout the day. It definitely can get a little too crowded and you'll have to wait for drinks but that's honestly the standard in Broad Ripple. I'm not one for paying covers so if you don't want to do that, there are plenty of bars in Broad Ripple or just go here on nights where there are no covers. Pretty decent DJs play here, probably why people like dancing here!

My friends and I waited in line for 30 minutes. We got to the front and were told the cover was $10. We decided to get out of line and go somewhere else. Later in the night, we wanted to go back to Red room. We witnessed the rude door man charge the people in front of us $10. When we got to the door, he told us it was $20 a person because he had seen us leave before when the cover was only $10. He was extremely rude and was slimy to every customer in line. I don't know why he would ever be placed in a customer service position. We were there on Saturday, May 1 2021.

If you're looking to have a party this is the place! We had a birthday party for about 70 people. The place was just the right size. If you do rent the space make sure you can get Eric to be your Bartender this guy has Excellent Customer Service down!!

The only reason for three stars is the bartender. He was amazing, doing five things at once. That drinks are also not that expensive for being down in Indy. I got a shot and my boyfriend got a beer and it was $13, so pretty reasonably priced to me. However, the music is ass. I read reviews and looked online, and I was expecting an actual dance club with bachata and cumbia styled music, I was in for a surprise. The music was instead of combination of old 2000's music that I could have found at a fraternity party. I think the only Hispanic music played all night was one or two Bad Bunny songs. Truthfully, if this place wants to really stand out, they should work on their music game.

Great place to dance the night away, they have something for everyone. Even if your not looking to dance they have a rooftop patio that is one of the best in Broad Ripple. Good place to meet up with friends and hang out. Reasonable priced drinks as well.

Loud, packed, expensive. There's a chill bar on the rooftop where you can have a conversation, otherwise it's a typical noisy club. Staff can get rough with people.

I have been to the red room in the past, but currently the employees are rude I don't spend money for rude service. People can be talked to with respect.

I don't go to this bar. You really literally have to drag me to the place...But you're asking yourself..."Self. Why did he give it four stars?" It's because deep down, its not a bad joint. It has a really cool set up. It is many types of bars in one and pulls it off well. If you don't know where the Red Room is, that is because until recently it had no sort of marking to tell you where it is. It's kitty corner from Q-Doba/Dagwoods, upstairs. Now, here is why you have to drag me into the place. Imagine, you're trapped in a stair well...there is a line of people in front of you that isn't really moving. You get to the top of the stairs to discover you weren't held up by the fact that the place was overly crowded, but rather, because the line to the woman's restroom is blocking everyone's path in, not only that but once you fight off the girls waiting to get in the restroom, the mob swarming the bar is the second line of defense, doing everything in it's power to keep you out, or maybe just piss you off so bad you just go right back out the exit door, located immediately to your left. That's why I don't like going here, you can't get in the damn door, the bar and restrooms are in the worst possible locations, which might not be a problem, but the main room of the place is always packed and people crowd the bar waiting for drinks. I hesitate to tell you that back room, away from the dance floor area, is usually a ton more manageable and the wait for drinks is about 1/3 of what is is at the main bar. I'm telling you this so you will get out of the way of the door and let me in, because I do like it here, please don't keep me from getting my drinks though, and please, step away from the bar, if you're ordering beer, don't be a jack ass, get it from the girl at the beer cooler to the right, its quicker and you aren't in the way of the people getting cocktails at the bar..."But Byron..." you say "I don't carry cash on me to the bars." And to that I say....you are and idiot.

Nice spot to have events. I've attended a birthday party and networking event here. Small enough for intimate settings. Drinks were just okay. Good pricing on them. Not sure if there's an elevator or not. You might want to check.

Roses are red, violets are blue, I like the red room, how about you? This is a great bar in Broad Ripple. I've only been for private events, so my experience is limited, but I can definitely recommend the look and feel of the place. The bartenders at the Red Room are friendly and my service us always prompt. My only complaint is the lack of adequate restroom facilities. Prepare yourself to wait in line. Overall, I enjoyed my time at the Red Room, and I'm certain that I'll be back. I still need to swing on the swing!

Extra star for the fabulous DJ!! Everything is wet in here, 80% of the patrons have cowboy hats on (?) and the drinks are weak and pricey. I was here around 11pm on a Saturday night and there were around 20 people in the club.

So disappointed, looking for a new dance club since ours closed on new years, did my research found this place went out of my way to check the dress code, seen they opened at 9pm so i got there at 9:20 paid for parking and the door was locked. I called inside and they said oh we are fixing something and will open in a few, it's 34 degrees outside and I wasn't waiting. Three other girls tried to get in and left, you lost 5 possible people for your establishment..will never return.

Great experience for my 21st birthday! Bartenders and owner were beyond amazing. Super safe environment. Bouncers do everything they can to keep everyone safe. Perfect place to go for a night out. Can't wait to go back!

Great for Salsa Wednesday! Pro tip: check out their Wednesday drink and dance specials.

I went there for New Years and it was all fun until my friend got drugged there. They disappeared from the lounge and was found the next day in the trunk of a random car. When we asked Red Room to see footage of my friend leaving they refused to let us see. Go at your own risk.

This place is off the chain. Great Staff, Awesome music. They actually have a legitimate dance floor..great place to watch the Carmel Soccer Mom's relive there 21s.

What to say about the Red Room... When one thinks about the color Red, one may think of the tragically underrated 2010 action-comedy starring Bruce Willis and Morgan Freeman. Others may have connotations of love, passion, desire, heat, longing, and sexuality. I would be lying if I said I didn't experience some of those feelings during my lounge experience at the Red Room and I'm fairly certain the Willis-Freeman duo would have enjoyed themselves as well. In fairness, I did not get the full Red Room experience as the party I attended was held in the private room. That being said, the staff made sure we were taken care of every step of the way and ensured that everyone was properly lubricated. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a ready-to-play beer pong setup adjacent to a delicious spread of Indy's finest pizza. The bartenders made sure that everyone's' cups were filled to the brim allowing attendees to spend their time enjoying the DJ's setlist of bangers rather than waiting at the bar. Furthermore, the private room featured a gorgeous outdoor patio that included a cozy firepit, perfect for our November evening. If you're looking to host a private event with ample space to eat, drink, dance, and relax, the Red Room is right for you.

Turned away a party of 14 for CAMO print. In what era is that offensive or warrants turning someone away? Not cool. You just lost my business, as well as the entire group I was with. These policies are not published, leading me to think this was a completely biased denial for entry. ACLU?

The end of the pub crawl. And a solid high note. If the Monkey's Tail was bipolar, this place is straight up schizo. This place doesn't know if it wants to be a bar, a lounge, or a nightclub. At least it does all three decently well. There's a decent mixed drink selection as well as plenty of bottled drinks reasonably priced. If it's too crowded for you on one side, try the other bar where the swings and couches are located. You'll have better luck there. The DJ played a decent mix of hip hop and dance this night, right up my alley. Always more fun going dancing when the music gets the girlies on the dance floor and they're not shy about dancing with you and just having a good time. Speaking of which, it was a decent crowd for a late Saturday night, but not overwhelming. You could make your way from the bar to the dance floor or the swings with little to no trouble and no hassles from douchebags looking to grind up on some pretty young things. The only weird thing is that the bathrooms are single use, which inevitably leads to long wait times. Add to the fact this place is on the second floor of the building, and you're just asking for mishaps as people drunkenly stumble home at the end of the night. Still, a great cap to a fun Broad Ripple pub crawl.

This is probably my favorite "night club" in Broadripple. I discovered it my first year in Indy, 2002 and back then, it was not nearly as impossible to get me out and about like it is now, scooping me up and pulling me in. It is a bit more trendy with fun seating areas, an open dance floor area and a back room with more seating. It has two bars (the back bar tends to be less busy) and there are two restrooms (Byron J., point them to the back! There is less of a wait back there). I have never had an issue with this bar. The service is decent and maybe it's b/c I'm a chick, but I always get served at the bar right away. Is it crowded? SURE!! There aren't that many options and since adopting the sign, it definitely finds more patrons. Is it expensive? WAY TOO MUCH ...but not anything offensive in comparison to other "trendy" joints in Naptown. I say ...get over it or don't come. They don't need your business. The MC is great, takes requests and keeps the girls on the dance floor (boys, I promise...my friends are single!). The drinks are strong but small and overpriced. The atmosphere is good and the people who hang here are the button down blue shirt wearin' boys that venture into every bar hoping to hook up. But, it's still cool. I like it a lot. It's the red door on the corner across from the fire station. If you cross the bridge, you've gone too far. Oh and they take reservations for tables, so it's fantastic for bachelor/bachelorette parties. :)

It takes a lot to get me to go "out" in Broad Ripple these days, but with the right persuasion - I'll give it a go. On a particular night not too long ago, I was to meet up with a good friend of mine at The Red Room, a bar very unfamiliar to me. Luckily it was literally caddy-corner of Greeks Pizzeria. So, I arrive at my destination, walk up a flight of stairs and enter into a dancing area. Yes, the grind station, if you will. So this room wasn't my scene, but low and behold -- they had another room around the corner. This room had the usual bar, but also had an area with swings. Swings! I was immediately impressed and wanted to do nothing but the obvious - sit down and swing. A little about the swings: They could be mistaken for sex toys. They're red and black. One of the swings sits solo in the corner. Umm. But -- they were comfy and held the great purpose off being a spot to chat. This room was located in a way that you could still hear the music of the "bouncin' dance room," but at least you could hear each other speak. All in all, not a bad spot. Not a wonderful spot. But not bad. :-)

Our second stop of the night this past weekend brought us to The Red Room, a club with more of a bar feel than a lounge. There was not much of a line when we arrived, though I'm not really sure when we got there, 1-ish maybe? Cover was $5 I think and we got right in and headed up the stairs. Previous Yelpers have noted the poor design of the womens bathrooms, immediately at the top of the stairs to the left so that they block entry into the bar. Get over it, you just work your way through and there you go. Was it poorly designed, probably, but I'm not docking any stars for that. Once you get inside there is plenty of room to spread out, the bar extends far into the room and we didn't have to wait more than a minute or two to get a drink. If its crowded, heres a tidbit of advice, tip your bartenders well and they will come right back to you. We weren't drinking cocktails because everyone was pretty drunk by the time we got there and our bartender had beers waiting for us every time we approached the bar. Great service if you ask me. Music was hip hop and main-stream techno, good dancing music and our group of 8 or so really enjoyed ourselves. I don't really know why I knocked a star off, I think its mainly because I didn't feel like this was a 5-star place. Nothing to complain about though. This is a great spot to head late into the night and have a good time.

Ok I've never been. But based on the reviews, I'm excited to go there and check it out. I like that there's a dress code. And may I please correct a reviewer about the definition of racism? Thank you. Not being allowed to wear a camo shirt or jacket is not "racist." This person may want to get a dictionary. What it is, is a simple desire upon the part of management or the proprietor to put forth a certain atmosphere. I'm taking dance lessons at Arthur Murray and am so excited about, not just the dancing, but dressing up! I'm tired of living my daily life in scrubs and no makeup. I wanna get my glitz on! So it's nice to have a place to go and do just that. These days if people aren't welcomed into every establishment while wearing their pajamas, they get all offended. I'm tired of looking at a bunch of slobs all the time, myself included.

Cover is 5 dollars, they take your ID and hold it until you bring cash down and pay. The bouncer lost my friends ID and lied about it. When police got involved he claimed he had no idea what happened to it. Don't ever leave your ID at the door they take them and lose them.

I thought about doing the gay bar thing. Then I thought, I'm not in college anymore -- the gay bars in Indy are disgusting, and I'm on vacation. I opted for a lounge-y straight place. The beer selection is less than satisfactory, but the space is nice and open, the bar staff give decent service, and the DJ seemed to play decent music.

So I understand racism is still very much a thing but I didn't know it was so obvious during the Broadripple night life. Let's start with the signs this place has posted. It clearly says no sweats but I didn't have on sweats I had on a nike jacket and was denied access. The same sign clearly says no hats to the back and low and behold in front of me at the bar was a white person with his hat to the back literally standing behind the very security that wouldn't let me in. They was letting all white patrons in only asking for ID but me and my wife get to the door and they all of a sudden asking for two pieces of ID. Please let the owner know I will be doing videos of this place during Saturday nights just to prove my point. I have plenty of white friends that will come with me wearing atleast two no no on their dress code list. I'm making it my personal issue to bring plenty of attention to this place because of how they treat men of color.

I can't walk in with basketball shorts on? Okay, don't take my money I guess. This isn't a super luxurious place either, they just have some dress code that makes no sense.

One of the best places in broadripple to dance and let your freak flag fly. Great service and amazing DJs

Diverse crowd, nice cocktails, bottle service, and an actual dance floor. The dj kept the crowd lively opposed to raunchy (like you would get at any other bar). Good looking security guys too ;)

I have just returned from a weekend in Indy visiting some good friends, and this was the bar of choice on Friday night. There was $5 cover for guys (girls were free). I will say that I did enjoy the... intimacy(?) of the place. It was wayyyy smaller than I anticipated. Really just two small rooms with one large bar between them, and a little outdoor balcony area. I was not a fan of the smoking inside, but I came to find this is common in Indy. Yuck. Anyways, the dancing was fun. The DJ played lots of good music, mostly older pop music with a few current top 40 thrown in there. The drinks were well made. Well drinks $5, with doubles being $7.50 - yea get doubles. Only complaints are the fact that there is ONE bathroom for women. Really? ONE bathroom? Not even multiple stalls? Is this a bar or not? Come on people, everyone knows the bathroom is just as much a staple area as the dance floor for women. I don't care about where it is, just as long as there's at least a couple of them! Other complaint was the "VIP" area in the main dancing room. There is literally no where to sit or move away from the heavy grinding when the dance floor gets too crowded. They rope it off and won't even let you sit down. Even though only one of the 4 tables were being used by people who paid for VIP. Whatever. Overall, a fun time. All of us had a great time just dancing the night away and I would go back if I were in Indy. Plus qdoba is right across the street.

This is currently my favorite dance club in Broad Ripple on Friday and Saturday nights. I don't know about the salsa nights, but when I go it has always been a good hip-hop/pop mix, with a strong lean towards 90s hip-hop (my favorite!). It can get very crowded but never has that OMG I can't breathe in here type of feeling. The crowd is a little bit older than in other clubs in the area, more 25-35 type range, and is more laid back. I've never had a douchebag encounter here, the drinks are fairly priced, and the music is fun. I really like it.

SHORT REVIEW: Go to the Red Room; give it a shot. You'll find something you like! LONG REVIEW: There! Now that we've gotten that out of the way, let me expound on that and tell you why. -- LOCATION/SPACE/FACILITY: The Red Room (TRR) has it's own parking lot. [Albeit very small, the fact remains.] It's situated off the strip, making for less of a hassle to get your nightlife started. TRR is a great little nightclub that's with two spaces: a large, open dance floor, and a smaller lounge. The open area is completely uninstructed and bordered by loads of seating. The bar in this room is connected to the bar in the lounge, making for a nearly seamless, circular drinking area from one room to the other. The lounge is sweet! They've got swings! Admittedly, your first thought will be Rated-R when you see them, but ::shrug:: we're all adults here. The two downfalls about the facility are that there's no elevator for the disabled and the bathrooms are quite small. -- MANAGEMENT: Here's where TRR shines. The management team, bartenders, and DJs are wonderful people! Having thrown quite a few private parties here, I absolutely loved working with them. They are very amenable to making sure your event runs smoothly and that your needs are well met. Two huge Facebook thumbs up! -- DRINKS: I haven't heard any complaints and Danielle, the bartender, knows her stuff. She's pretty to boot! -- FOOD: Here's a problem area IF you can't work around it. TRR doesn't have a full kitchen, BUT they do have a nice appetizer menu they can serve from for private parties only. They make up for it with what they can offer to nibble on. For my events, this word out perfectly. OVERALL: GO. You'll have a good time, likely not have many of the "club" problems you'd find at other spots, and you'll go back again.

I brought a group here last weekend. It was one of the worst service experiences I have ever encountered. I purchased a VIP for a group of about 20 people. When we arrived we were told our VIP was giving up the radio now which happened to be there. We stood around for about 15 minutes waiting for them to accommodate us in another area. My group is getting restless so they were buying their own drinks. This was not the reason that I purchased a VIP I want it for everyone to the enjoy themselves and for me to cover the expenses. Once they finally see this in a VIP that was too small for group it took another 10 to 15 minutes for them to bring us our bottles. Once they brought us our bottles they were gone never to be seen again we were required for all of our own beverages. What is the purpose of bottle service? it's not paying 10 times more than you should for the bottle of alcohol it's the service that supposed to come with the VIP. Additionally one of our guests was assaulted by a bartender. We are middle-age professionals which is the reason we came to the Red Roomexpecting grown-up service. None of this was true. In fact the owner was behind the bar all night in yet this is the way that the staff behaved and service was rendered. At the end of the night 20% gratuity was added to my tip and I ask again for what? A tip generally is expected and given whatever service is presented. My receipt says server name Heather but we never saw server. This place looks awesome and the owner did nothing to try to make things right with me I will never come to the red room again! To comment on your rebuttal. Perhaps you should've made an effort to make things right when we were there notified you of the issues then. I understand people need to earn money for their families as well value my money. This is why when I spend my hard-earned money in the business establishment I expect to be treated in an appropriate manner. In the service industry nothing is more important than your customer. I live by that and expect businesses where I spend my money to as well. And as for multiple reviews from the same party each and every person has the right to voice their opinions independently.

Oh look! Another club where wannabes go to try to be cool. This place is pretentious, and they play disgusting music. The drinks are what you'd expect.

Love hanging out at the Red Room on Friday nights. Drinks aren't too expensive, the music is awesome, the dancing is the best. If you want to party in Broad Ripple, this is the place to go.

The Red Room was cool for the event that I attended yesterday. This was my second time at the Red Room; the first time was a club setting and the second time was an event setting. Coming here years later for the event, the venue is way smaller than I remember. But the drinks were good, DJ was fine and overall I had a good time. I did feel that the décor in the room to use some updating such as the plastic plant with red Christmas lights in the corner. I didn't understand the point of that. However, if you're looking for space for your organization to do a meet up or some kind of shindig, this might be a good place to consider.