I used to come here with a group of friends on Thursdays when Shaun Slaughter would DJ. We would pregame beforehand and only end up buying a drink or two while we were here, so the priciness never bothered me that much. The layout is cool, some of the employees (mostly the giant black bouncer that stands at the top of the stairs) are really friendly and promote a fun atmosphere. The patio with the fireplaces is pretty awesome. The girl who hands you paper towels and tries to make you buy mints and lotion from her...kinda creepy but ok. MIX is not my usual cup of tea, and most of the clientele is sleazy, but I did have some fun nights there. Where they fail is right at the door. The guy who checks IDs is a prick. He was always kind of a jerk to me and my friends, even though we tried to be friendly to him and there were several months where we were going there every week. You would think he would eventually warm up - but no, it got worse. I got married last summer and decided to have a ...

This club is an open air night club with moderately expensive prices, extremely observant security and nice amenities. My one complaint about this club is that the atmosphere is very stuffy. If you are into the crowd that wants to impress with your attire, then this is the place for you...if you just want to go somewhere to hang out then if you're into the late 30's to 50's crowd, then this is the place. Definitely NOT a college age place.‎

I have gone to this place two times in the last couple weeks. But I didn't get in. I refuse to even try and go there again. First time: I wasn't wearing "shineable" shoes. They were nice shoes, but not "shineable". Second Time: (Even worse) I couldn't get on the guest list, so I call them at 5pm to find out when the cover charge starts. They tel me 9pm. I get there at 8:45. The doorman and manager tell me the cutoff was 8:30. I try and explain my story, and tell them it's my second attempt to go there. THEY DIDN'T CARE. I hear mix is a cool looking place, but from the vibe I got at the door it's a whole bunch of cocky careless bastards, inside and out. I'd rather be around nice, fun people than cold-hearted judgemental pricks. Furthermore, this is the hospitality business, learn to respect your customers. Especially the sober ones who arrive early and are willing to pay for drinks. Both my group and I had to split from the rest each time ...