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You usually don't see it during the day, check out the old relief carving above the door! See Gone, but not forgotten. TiLT was a large night club located in the St. Joseph's Park Neighborhoodwith an intriguing, modern, aesthetic multi-room layout. Set in an old brick warehouse, there was a central outdoor courtyard, a lounge, and a dance club.

Eye candy abounded, with the mod furniture, sheets of effervescent water, trippy videos playing in TVs throughout, and blue-lit DJ stands and bar displays. I've seen a couple of the burlesque shows here. Considering the location and how the outside of the building looks, I was surprised to find such a trendy looking place inside.

Good drinks, good atmosphere if you're straight and want to dance this is a good, friendly club. If you're gay and want to meet people, you might look elsewhere. Tilt is becoming a clown bar. I hate all of the new updates they have done. I hate the orange walls. I hate the black and white wavy patterns on the walls.

It was a nice and high-end before and now it is like someone epileptic updated the bar. The Ultra-lounge is only room that remains nice except of that ugly star painted floors. I am very insulted. Yes, the new color scheme is a bit clownish and tacky. But if you're spending your time at Tilt looking at the floors or staring at the walls, you're doing something wrong.

Tilt is a dance club - not a local bar bar drink specials. You're again doing something wrong if you're going to Tilt in order to get drunk. If you need to be drunk to be in a social setting, then get drunk before hand, then when you get there, the watered down drinks will keep you from getting dehydrated. As for drinks being server in rohcester cups You're a moron.

It's a dance club. With that many people moving around gay various levels of drunkenness, and if drinks were in glasses, there would be a glass broken every 10 minutes.

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This is my favorite quote ever. And yet such a nice place inside, but to me not worth driving there to see if they have a crowd. A shame when the Tilt of old had so much to offer on all ends.