BLENDS SOCIAL BAR

They let me Dj there alongside Dj Zooney, Dj Khoakutz and Dj Saleo. Had a blast. Such a great club and very safe for any one. Just all round great vibes. Much respect to the team and Especially Pele. Much respect :)

Best bar, social club, food and vibes. Best DJ all in da nang out here. Sunday to Sunday vibes. Always a party. Must go must flow

The owner and staff were super friendly and helful

A bit crowdy at high times, but that's what makes it a social club.

The drinks were okay… even though you pay a premium in my opinion. The music was good, but what i really couldn’t stand was the smell. I was only inside for 10 minutes tops but 13 hours later i still have trouble breathing because the cigarette smoke was so terrible. Also this felt more like a dive bar in Ibiza than Da Nang nightlife. Good if you want a backpacker party, not if you want authentic Vietnamese experiences.

The place is nice, tacos are delicious and drinks are okay. I went around 9 pm and it was good atmosphere. People says it gets crowded at Midnight. The lady who attended us was polite but she tried to scammed me with the bill at the end. I asked for the ticket and she gave it to me. It was different amount that the one she told me. She act like nothing happens. She also brought me the wrong order of tacos, and a beer that I didn't order. I asked politely to fixed it and was sorted.

Immaculate vibes, the service is good and the DJ curation is top tier

Always full and good energy inside and outside of the bar! Lots of tourists. Good music in general

One of my fav bars ever Thank you for all gin tonics, great music and fun memories

*Re-edited now ive been there a few times lol.. The area is nicely located with a few bars nearby great for an easy bar crawl also you can pop into any venue and check out the music, this bar was probably the busiest bar there, 2 floors mezzanine, small tables and pool table on the first floor, downstairs bar, small dancing area and high tables with seating outside too, great dj on the night i think hip hop is on tues Thurs and friday nights! Local bottle beer is 40vd!! Nice women there but let's not kid ourselves it wasn't my good looks or incredible sense of humour lol, but it's fun, theyre friendly and who knows where things will lead.

I stayed for 3 nights and ended up coming here every night lol. The staff are really nice 😍 and friendly, prices are great, the music is fun, and I’ll definitely be back!

Blend Social Bar was a good vibe and I will be going back. Great service and atmosphere

tl;dr: enjoyable party - consistently poor service not owning up for their screw-ups I bought a drink at the bar, went back to our table upstairs, took a sip, turned around toward DJ to dance for few minutes and when returned my drink was gone along with empty glassware taken by the staff. I wen't to (who I took for) head waiter/floor manager, described what happened (3 times, calm, slow, loud, basic English - he understood) and asked to bring it back. He returned after a while to inform me that my drink is in the trash, so (thank God) I won't get it back. I requested a replacement, but received a dry "No". 100k wasn't worth spoiling my evening, so I dropped the review here instead. Hope it was worth it folks! I've witnessed some more examples of poor service throughout my visits. That's just one that made me particularly irritated. Two of my friends were complaining about the quality of alcohol served there, leaving them with a day-long hangover after just 2-3 rounds. We're not big on liquor. In all honesty: Blends is no FUGU (rip 😔) and still a pretty decent party overall. Maybe even great for Da Nang starving nightlife scene. Still my go-to place for dancing, since there's no real alternative. Fridays are most popular. Mostly foreigners, but often mixed with a cute local crowd too.

To the owner or upper management, I kindly ask you to read this review carefully. Before going into the details, please look at my Google Maps profile to see my contribution history across many countries. I travel very frequently, and I review restaurants, bars, and tourist spots all over the world. My profile speaks for itself. In most places I visit, I easily spend $400 or more at the bar alone — but for me, money is not the important part. What matters most is respect, professionalism, and the quality of the experience. Despite all my travels and experience, I have never posted a negative review just because of a small mistake. I understand things happen. But what happened here was far beyond a simple mistake. It was clear disrespect, aggression, and even discrimination from three staff members. What happened: The place was crowded when I entered, but the guests were polite and there was no chaos. As I was trying to make my way toward the bar, a thin Vietnamese male employee, slightly tall and wearing glasses, suddenly pushed me and yelled in my face, just because he wanted to pass in that direction. I don’t know what he expected me to do. Should I disappear? Should I fly out of his way? Still, I stayed calm and tried to move aside even though there was literally no space. When I finally reached the bar, something even worse happened. A Vietnamese female staff member with blonde-dyed hair suddenly pushed me from behind in an aggressive way, telling me: “Don’t stand here, I work at this bar from the outside.” Which makes absolutely no sense — everyone knows bartenders work inside the bar, not in the customers’ standing area. I told her politely that her behavior was disrespectful, and that working in such a place requires presenting a professional and friendly image to guests. Instead of calming down, she escalated the situation as if she was looking for a problem. She brought back the same thin male employee who pushed me earlier, along with another staff member — a bigger Vietnamese man, slightly tall and also wearing glasses. These three surrounded me, and the bigger guy started shouting at me like he owned the place, demanding I leave. I told him, “You don’t own this place, and you have no right to talk to customers this way.” He then pushed me hard, smashed a beer bottle on the floor in a threatening way, and things could have turned violent if my friends didn’t pull me out immediately. My message to the owner: If you want to maintain the reputation of this place and continue attracting respectful customers — the kind who spend money and expect professional service — then you must choose your staff wisely. The venue itself is great, and the crowd is classy, but the behavior of these three employees can destroy the image of the entire establishment. What happened to me was not bad service… it was aggression, disrespect, and clear discriminatory behavior, which is completely unacceptable. I hope you take this matter seriously and hold these staff members accountable. A place with your potential deserves professional employees, not people who look for trouble with paying guests.