Push Ultra Lounge

I like the music the most within all the clubs i went to nearby. I like there is rooftop outdoor area. However, the bartender was very impolite. We were very near him. I’m 10 000%sure he could notice us and we were very obvious that we wanted to order Coz we kept trying to call him. But he just kept doing casual chatting and ignored us… We tried a long time and felt really bad… Also there were few drinks available… I never experience such service in a bar or club. We only ordered a coke which is low price at last. The environment is nice tho.

Douchebag central. Drinks are overpriced cover is ridiculous for what you’re getting. Service is terrible. The bathroom needs to be burned to the ground. This place is a joke. Roof leaks. Etc

definitely don’t plan on ever going here. scene was miserable for a busy saturday night. $ 5 cover not even worth it. mixed drinks were awful (came in small plastic cups… much expertise needed for this). didn’t even hang out here for more than 30min before making it back to better places on 1^st avenue. definitely a shady place but might be better when your wasted and can’t remember anything of how the place was :)

I have been here numerous times over the years. It’s right above Red Mesa Cantina. So if you find yourself out one evening you can join the late night crowd by using the stairs in the restaurants outside patio or on the side of 2^nd Ave. Mixed crowd. Inside club /​bar on the 2^nd floor of building. Also a rooftop club. They have great Halloween bashes. Good DJ’S. You might even find DJ Coz from 94.1 spinning inside. Great place to turn loose or chill out with friends. You can even rent the rooftop out for private parties. I have been to a private Christmas soirée there. Was really nice to have the whole rooftop with a dj to a huge group of friends. All to ourselves till 11pm.

I came here back on 7÷16÷10 with some friends. The people were nice in general. Rooftop was really nice at night since it was summer.

This place is shady! I was there for Cinco de Mayo 2014 and they fraudulently ran my credit card multiple times. Fortunately, I was able to get the approx $ 300 in charges reversed. On October 17, 2015 I attended a wedding reception with an open bar and had a tab of $ 39 for drinks not included. Since I had good service and a few free drinks, I tipped $ 20. A few days later, I found they had run my card for additional $ 93 and tipped themselves another $ 20 for a total of $ 113. This is the second time they have attempted to rip me off and will be the last time I ever set foot in that dump!

A group of 9 of us went to Push on a Friday night as part of a bachelorette party. We arrive about midnight and the downstairs level was completely dead with about 4 sketchy dudes on the dance floor. The bathroom door in the womens room was held closed by a bungee cord. We left and went to the tequilla bar next door until about 1 and they had us go up their back stairs and we ended up on the rooftop bar of Push which was great! More people, a couple of hot bartenders, and great tunes! We ended up closing the place down. So 3 stars because I feel like for a «high class» place, a bungee cord holding the door together isn’t really up to par.

I find myself here frequently on weekends late night… The roof top lounge vibe is arguably the best spot to dance in downtown St. Pete but the lower level is pretty crowded and unremarkable. Fun spot to bring friends on a Saturday!

Went here for date night last night. The atmosphere is phenomenal, especially outside. I had a salad that was pretty good and my boyfriend had enchiladas. We started with queso dip to split and this was amazing. I would go back just for the cheese dip alone. I will most definitely order something else for my whole meal because the salad wasn’t great, but I will for sure go back.

My wife and I love going to Push. We just moved to town and It was nice to find some good house music at the rooftop bar on Friday and Saturday nights. The DJ on the rooftop is named Jason, and he does a great job of keeping the dance floor going. Jason also throws in some classics that all ages will know and keeps the volume at a good level so your ears won’t hurt the next day. All of the staff from the bar tenders to security are very nice. The crowd on the rooftop is very welcoming and we have made some good friends from our nights out at Push.

I am not a club person, but Push is a pretty nice club. Located in downtown St. Pete, Push has a fairly big dance floor and a nice outside area. The drinks aren’t considerably overpriced and the music is good. I’ve really only been on Friday/​Saturday nights, but the nights I have been here it gets pretty crowded and fun. I’m 30 now, so I don’t now how much more I will come here… but a good place to come to shake it shake it!

Three floors of distinctly different club venues. Start on the first for an intimate courtyard dining experience. A floor up is a fun indoor dancing space. But the top floor is a roof top lounge with panoramic views of the City, youll ask yourself «am i in Miami, Ft Lauderdale, L.A.?». Very sophisticated yet Very friendly!

I didn’t stay long. I noticed a couple weird things:
1) Holy crap there were a lot of women. Outside of the friends I came with I think I saw three men. Very strange ratio. Either the women flock here «because I just want to dance!» or. I don’t know. They weren’t charging the dudes I was with at the door, so I can’t blame it on cover charge for guys. And it’s not like it was half empty and it was only women there.
2) VIP areas with minimal people in them. I’m used to seeing people actually use those areas, so it was strange to see two people max behind the ropes.
3) There’s pretty much zero seating. This is especially crappy. So glad I wasn’t in pumps, I would have never been able to find relief from torture shoes.
4) Raving. Really? There was some kind of glowsticking activity in a corner. I expect that out of teenagers, but most of the people there were definitely older than me (30s-​mid 40s and a few above or below). It was strange and out of place.
The DJ wasn’t really playing much in terms of good music, and we skipped out after a few songs. Really weird vibe, most likely won’t be back.

EDM bish jeahhh time to party! Had to recruit the best rapper (dead or alive) to help me write this review…
Pop it off, top it off, if you trippin’ knock it off! Stop it no squabs in this spot just biancs and it’s hot as molotovs! Girl let’s get that bobbin’ off I don’t wanna hear that it’s gotta cost! How does it feel for you to be with the real on my heels dead smack right side a boss! I’m mixin’ my liquors, belligerent strippers spill different mixers on my vivrant kickers … It’s ‘poda be over but I know the premoter, so he pour the reloader cause I’m sotally tober. Don’t be so damn cool, act a fool! Let’s go coo-​koo, jump get loose! When anybody, everybody move! Hey, oh, hey (move) hey, everybody move it, if you ain’t come to party, tell me what you doin’ We come to kick it, you should be kickin’ it too it. Do it, do it, everybody move it! Tarbender I need a drother nink. Poh me anutha poh me anutha poh me anutha drank. My pocket is full of bank, you want me to stop I can’t! It’s so hot in this place I think I’m bout to faint.
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Great place to enjoy some EDM & let loose … and not get discriminated against (read my other reviews), real nice employees and easy crowd to hang with.

Love this place! Check it out for yourself, I went on a party bus with friends for the first time and had a blast. The top floor deck is awesome. The bartenders are cool and the music was good. Good times all around.

I am NOT a club type of person, but I have to give Push props for being a decent place.
The only times I’ve gone here, I’ve pretty much been dragged. Needless to say though, each time I did have fun. I guess it just depends what people you’re with. The music is pretty typical. The bartenders, thank goodness, pour some very good drinks. They’re not cheap, but I hear they have drink specials on certain nights.
If you need some fresh air, the roof top bar is pretty cool and has an awesome view. It’s a bit more laid back up there as well.
They also do a lot for the community by hosting non-profit’s fundraisers and such.
Unfortunately, clubs will be clubs… creepy guys will still try to dance with you and strangers will be dry humping in the corner.

This place is a ton of fun and with a dance floor, a couple bars, and a restaurant downstairs that serves delicious Mexican food, you cannot go wrong.
If you’re a lady, don’t forget to get a Pink card. It actually took me close to a year to actually get my card, but they will email you a temporary one that you can use. This gets you in with no cover on certain nights and sometimes free drinks. On Magic Mike nights, you get in free and you get one drink for free. All that just for registering for a card.
There are two entrances to get to Push. You can either go through the cantina downstairs or there is an entrance from the street perpendicular to entering the cantina. I like going through the cantina, because it is nicer to wait in the open than a small stairwell.
They also have drink deals on certain nights. I once got here (I think it was a Friday) and it was $ 10 all you can drink.
There are nice secluded seating areas outside where you can hang out with friends. There is also a cool rooftop area which also has a bar. It is hit or miss whether there will be dancing up there (most of the dancing is inside).
There is also a bathroom attendant in the restroom. I don’t know if I’m the only one who finds this weird. I never saw a bathroom attendant until I came to Florida. It does make sure that the bathroom stays relatively clean, but I really can get my own paper towel.
I would definitely suggest this place if you are looking to dance with friends and generally have a good time.

Went on a Friday night and I was pleasantly surprised. Living half-​way between Tampa and downtown St. Pete, I have almost exclusively gone to Tampa for late night fun. But I had heard good things about downtown St. Pete and decided to give it a try. First thing is that guys with a military ID get in free. I appreciate the gesture and would go back because of that kind of attitude. Next, the drinks were very reasonably priced. The bartenders were quick and getting their attention did not require a public service announcement like it does at a lot of places. I enjoyed the different areas — indoor dance floor on the second floor with a large bar out on the balcony, along with a large rooftop bar and dance floor with great views. The way the speakers were set up meant you could dance and then go off and actually talk to someone without using sign language, a definite plus in my book.
The crowd was mixed which offered great people watching, but isn’t that why you are going out in the first place, to meet new people and have a good time?

Warning: Do not review DJ Kristijan (the resident House DJ on the rooftop) — He will create a Unilocal account to «compliment» you with gems such as «I feel so Sorry for u» and «you are not attractive, because you are jealous and simply a sad girl that realizes that she and her opinion don’t matter.»
Sorry Push Ultra Lounge; even if my first experience hadn’t been so incredibly awful, and even if I do find DJ Kristijan’s compliment pretty hysterical (seriously I will approve it just for the LOL’s), I certainly wouldn’t come back after being digitally accosted by your extremely sensitive vigilante DJ.
(Note: That was his grammar and diction, not mine.)

Second visit: Epic win for sure… we had the same amazing waitress and I was there with a group of about 16 or so party people — our table/​party space was on the rooftop and the improvement in music and crowd over the midlevel was profound.
Clearly, the music you play determines the crowd you attract — and I can see from a business point of view why they have the two distinct zones… but for me, the mid zone is somewhat akin to a horror movie… (I detest booty music and the crowd it attracts more than anything — if thats your deal… well you’ll have to judge it for yourself…)
… while the excellent rooftop DJ (and I met his charming wife whilst dancing) gives this place something to really brag about. Top level was house, trance and even a bit of pop tinged dance — blissfully free of infection from breaks, jungle or hip-​hop. Table service was superb (I adore the waitress) and the people I was there with had a smashing time, one and all.
Again: All the spaces are nicely done, the VIP setups are quite nice and the crowd, view and vibe on the top level is superb. And as I was a guest, all I can report on was the time I had (and I stayed on the top floor this time), and that was nothing short of excellent.
I will say this — sitting on the second level, the passing scenery is far more entertaining (from a purely anthropological point of view), and the long lovely legs on display far easier to appreciate — if you are seated in the right spot. But, I’ll trade that vista for a much better time any day!