Club Luxor

I wanted to like Luxor, but I found it impossible. First, the place is not disability friendly. There were stairs everywhere, too narrow corridors, and no handicap restroom. So to enjoy the club, you must be able-bodied. Second, the club atmosphere was weird. The place smelled stale and funky. The interior was industrial modern but looked to have been done 30 years ago. The place looked more shabby than chic. Third, the sound system was so loud that you couldn't talk to friends. And once the smoke machine was turned on, everything became obscured. No one was dancing, nothing was happening. People sat about looking at their phones in a supremely loud and dusky setting. Finally, the restrooms were ridiculous. They were so small that if you closed the door, your legs wouldn't fit. They were clean, at least. In the end, my party didn't stay. We could hang out together in a more comfortable environment in many other places. 1.5 stars

I hate to say this about any small town, lgbt dance club but this is by far the most boring nightclub I’ve been to in my life. They need to fire the DJ and hire one who knows what he’s doing and can keep a crowd on the dance floor. Businesses come and go but if this club goes under, you had useful, constructive criticism from me.

Great bar staff, great shows every Friday night, and endless hospitality @ this location. Frigays are the annual Friday night drag shows along with Saturdays where we cater to the dancing people of this great city!!!

As a Philly gay I can say this place is pretty good sized, has multiple lounges, two bars and some decent music. You get here earlier than 11 though and expect it to be dead though after that it apparently gets really packed. Waiting to find out.

Recently remodeled. Looks very modern and clean. Very good variety of music played. Drinks are reasonably priced. Best known for it's iconic light up dance floor.

This is not a grate place to go on the weekend. It's only gay on Friday night. Parking lot full of cars but 20 people in side. If these people think is a gay night life I fell very bad for them.

The entire staff here is amazing. It’s great to have a lasting LGBTQ+ business still thriving in west Texas.

Great variety of music with their awesome DJs. The updated dance floor makes for a great time and the bartenders were mostly friendly.

Mostly women also younger crowd. This is a gay bar. But everyone is welcome no cover on Saturday.

What I have learned is luxor does not care about its customers. They only care about how much money you spend. So good luck.