

This was a seriously amazing time. We walked in and were immediately greeted with appetizers and an open bar. This is my jam. There were such and array of amazing vendors that I felt like a kid on Christmas day. I wasn't sure where to look first.
The venue has four distinct sub-clubs an the party took advantage of all the space. In addition to awesome decorations, there were probably a dozen different places to grab a drink and at least twice as many places to nosh on snacks. Mandy and I ate, in no particular order: vegan cheese, vegan mac and cheese (and stand out, in my opinion), Polish pizza, beef and mushroom risotto, onion rings, chicken and waffles, Middle Eastern desserts, French fries, Dominos pizza, steamed pork buns and sushi. Additionally, we drank Moskato (both flavors), Redd's, Fireball whiskey and Four Lokos (Mandy did, not this kid). Needless to say, we were full.
We also tried to meet and greet with all the vendors. We both got airbrush make up and fake lashes, along with freebies from PopChips and others. Mandy and I also got a caricature done.
I don't really think it looks like us. What do you think?
Thanks to Yelp, the Castle and all the amazing vendors who made this party possible. Mandy tweeted that she felt like Kim Kardashian, and I must say that I agree. We were treated like VIPs and given the royal treatment. I can't wait for the next event! You can follow me on Yelp to see what I'm reviewing now in the meantime.
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Exaclibur! That's where we went for my bachelorette party. (Well, one of the stops.) I wanted the "typical" bachelorette party (read: nekkid dudes) and they do (did?) a Girls Night Out thing with exotic [male] dancers. It was super fun and I'm so thankful that social media in 2007 isn't what it is today.
looks amazing! How did you become a Yelp elite?
Just by posting a lot of reviews and being active in their online community. You also have to use your real name and photo in your profile to be eligible.
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