Zero.stars if possible the bartender by the door is horrible. Asked her to correct a drink she made wrong and went off w major attitude and insults. If she doesnt like dealing w people she is in the wrong job.
al lopez
Spot str8 up for a way older crowd like in their 40s. Music is mid.
Mike Wolf
Generally a fun place. We showed up for a salsa class and only like 30-40 people we there. We left for an hour to eat, came back to easily 150+ people.
Coming back in the 2nd time the smell was awful it literally smelled like poop. It was also like 85 degrees inside. The ventilation sucks. If it smells that awful you already know all sorts of germs are circulating around. Day after I came down with a really bad fever and cough and sweats. Come on yall can circulate some more air in there.
Kim McFadden
It's a fun place and very entertaining what's a live Latin music? and you can learn how to dance salsa with an instructor teaching the crowd.
Ann Anderson
The best salsa place in Denver Thursday Friday.Saturday and Sunday lessons every night except Monday.Starts at seven
Adilene Figueroa
Was grrrrrreat!!
Al Garcia
I go maybe once a month to La rumba Last Sunday I was there and DJ Tony was playing never heard of him before I donβt know him neither but Joseph mentioned him to the whole club he was playing real salsa classic songs it was great I have been going for around two years on Sundays and sometimes you have djs playing stuff that is no oneβs play list ,songs that you never heard before or songs that are so fast that it doesnβt sounds like salsa
Mike Gittleson
Que divertido! A great place for a change of pace! Good atmosphere, the service is excellent and the crowd was perfect!
M Leal
Had a great time, as usual. We enjoy the music mix and the relaxed atmosphere.
βNice place to hang out if you enjoy dancing. The atmosphere is great, but Thursdays werenβt my favorite, the DJβs mixes could be better.
Katie Wood
The space is pretty nice except the lighting is AWFUL with strobe lights flashing in your eyes constantly. Sundays are a super fun crowd with a solid intermediate lesson. Saturdays have live music but the salsa instructor is terrible - confusing teaching approach, bad class management and runs over the class time by at least 10 minutes. They have a bathroom attendent to hand you a paper towel and expects a tip, which is uncomfortable. The other thing that rubs me wrong is they charge $15-20 cover, and then $3 for room temp plastic water bottles (and you are not allowed to bring your own water). I want COLD water when dancing, and I don't want the microplastics or pollution that comes with a disposable bottle. This might not matter to you, but it really bothers me so I'm looking at other venues.
Kelle A
I'm sure people are having a good time, but the music is so loud until 1:30 a.m. I hate it! It is so disturbing and keeps me awake. They're located in a residential area, and there's no way they're abiding by the noise ordinance.
Great music
Zero.stars if possible the bartender by the door is horrible. Asked her to correct a drink she made wrong and went off w major attitude and insults. If she doesnt like dealing w people she is in the wrong job.
Spot str8 up for a way older crowd like in their 40s. Music is mid.
Generally a fun place.
We showed up for a salsa class and only like 30-40 people we there. We left for an hour to eat, came back to easily 150+ people.
Coming back in the 2nd time the smell was awful it literally smelled like poop. It was also like 85 degrees inside. The ventilation sucks. If it smells that awful you already know all sorts of germs are circulating around. Day after I came down with a really bad fever and cough and sweats. Come on yall can circulate some more air in there.
It's a fun place and very entertaining what's a live Latin music? and you can learn how to dance salsa with an instructor teaching the crowd.
The best salsa place in Denver Thursday Friday.Saturday and Sunday lessons every night except Monday.Starts at seven
Was grrrrrreat!!
I go maybe once a month to La rumba
Last Sunday I was there and DJ Tony was playing never heard of him before I donβt know him neither but Joseph mentioned him to the whole club
he was playing real salsa classic songs it was great I have been going for around two years on Sundays and sometimes you have djs playing stuff that is no oneβs play list ,songs that you never heard before or songs that are so fast that it doesnβt sounds like salsa
Que divertido! A great place for a change of pace! Good atmosphere, the service is excellent and the crowd was perfect!
Had a great time, as usual. We enjoy the music mix and the relaxed atmosphere.
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βNice place to hang out if you enjoy dancing. The atmosphere is great, but Thursdays werenβt my favorite, the DJβs mixes could be better.
The space is pretty nice except the lighting is AWFUL with strobe lights flashing in your eyes constantly. Sundays are a super fun crowd with a solid intermediate lesson. Saturdays have live music but the salsa instructor is terrible - confusing teaching approach, bad class management and runs over the class time by at least 10 minutes. They have a bathroom attendent to hand you a paper towel and expects a tip, which is uncomfortable. The other thing that rubs me wrong is they charge $15-20 cover, and then $3 for room temp plastic water bottles (and you are not allowed to bring your own water). I want COLD water when dancing, and I don't want the microplastics or pollution that comes with a disposable bottle. This might not matter to you, but it really bothers me so I'm looking at other venues.
I'm sure people are having a good time, but the music is so loud until 1:30 a.m. I hate it! It is so disturbing and keeps me awake. They're located in a residential area, and there's no way they're abiding by the noise ordinance.
Music is unbearably loud
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