I know I write about Cliff Bells a lot, but the warmth and class of this venue never loses its shine on me. However, increasing cover charges were not a welcome change this past weekend. I’ve paid nothing to get in before, then three dollars, and last weekend we were up to five. This is still a bargain, but we live in the value city of Detroit, and I still expect to take a mile given an inch.
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Hey Molika, I frequent Cliff’s every few days as I live around the corner. I think they are trying to offset the price of the bands. I can tell you from experience that they don’t play for free and sometimes I wonder how CB’s makes any money, expecially on Wed. when there is a 12 piece orchestra.
Try to make freinds with Gary the door man. If he knows you are a returning customer he may let you slide in for free.