CosmoLava

After talking about going to check it out for months, last night Candace and I finally went to CosmoLava, one of Atlanta's few dance clubs, to see what it was all about. Although admission was $10 a person, we ended up not having to pay as one of the bouncers turned out to be one of my friends from high school! Upon entering, I was immediately impressed with the club's spacious layout, large number of dance floors and bars, and relatively unique atmosphere, but this quickly gave way to being frustrated by the relatively undanceable music (a weird mix cheesy remixes of current Top 40 and 80s music) and the somewhat strange crowd, so we left pretty quickly after arriving.

Fortunately, the club supposedly has more interesting music on Wednesday and Thursday nights, so we'll have to go check it out again sometime soon to see if that's any better (especially considering how much I liked the space itself). Probably the nicest thing about the club was that it had rooms where you could chill if you happened not to be all that up for dancing, a situation I often find myself in. The patios there were also fairly large and uncrowded, making me think it might be perfect for bringing a large group of friends sometime.