La Cascada Bar, Restaurant and Lounge

Lilian Useche _{on Google}

Jun 10th, 2023

(Translated by Google) Excellent place
(Original)
Excelente lugar

Liz A _{on Google}

May 27th, 2023

Restaurant/bar is in a residential area and plays extremely loud music until 2 am, even on weekdays. When calling to politely ask to turn down music, as it wakes everyone in the neighborhood up, we are told it is not "loud". Then they hang the phone up. Even when turning the music off outside (which btw is literally right next to and across homes), the indoor music is so loud, you can hear and feel the vibrations of the bass in your own home. What an inconsiderate group of individuals to keep people awake at night, just because they don't want to have normal volume music. Really turning the neighborhood down, to trash. State law is from 7am-10pm, 65 db of noise maximum. After 10pm, it is 50 db which is the equivalence of whispering in a library. Horrible experience. No one should support this type of business.

Wajid Mirza VLOGS _{on Google}

May 19th, 2023

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