Bank & Blues Club

Had an awesome time! Our bartender was friendly and it seems she made friends with anyone. Place was not super packed but the Mike Quick Band was playing. And they were on point! Place was a little smokey and there was some skanky ppl in there, but overall it was cool. Neat that it’s an old bank with the vault still in place. I’d return. Serve some bar food and it would be even better. Lol sound system isn’t bad either.

I’m really surprised at the reviews but given the area it’s *slightly* understood. By *slightly* I’m mean, get over yourself. You’re self-​absorbed ‘me me me’ attitude doesn’t cut it here. It’s gonna be busy whenever they are open… it’s Daytona beach… female dog. And the bands they bring in. ARE AWESOME. Get the VIP tickets, you’ll watch from the balcony and laugh. The mass of people swarming shoulder to shoulder trying to kill each other below during bike weeks and holidays amusing. Yes the VIP tickets are $ 20 and we’re all poor (??) but it’s worth it. The money is worth your sanity and own space for a private bar and view. I’m not affiliated and don’t live there but ya know… that’s how it is. They won’t change and accept it… again it’s Daytona Beach. female dog.

When this place opened years ago it always seamed to be a fun place to visit. Lately it always seems just sad. Mid bike week and there is nothing going on inside. Sit and have a drink in a quiet place if that is what you want but it seams to have gone down hill.

I’m not sure this place is still in operation. We stopped in late evening Wednesday April 8… and it was dark and appeared abandoned.

decent place. We went there to see a tribute to motown. The band played random songs that almost no one knew. The bad thing about this place is they serve food. They actually give you a menu from a a deli down the street. Drinks are priced reasonably but they charge for refills on my sprite.

Caught a pretty good show here recently — Sophie Milman — during the Daytona Beach International Festival. Not sure if or how the set up differs from the regular shows, but it’s a solid venue for jazz.
Downstairs tables were already full, and the place isn’t big, so if you want to be on the floor, get there early. The upstairs balcony level was fine though. Great sound and views. Bartender knew how to pour.
Cool interior. Parking in the back. Good times.

This is a must stop if you live in or are visiting Daytona. My friends and I made it our local music scene bar and were going there every time they were playing live music. I believe unless Daytona has events going on such as, BikeWeek, Octoberfest, Speedweek, etc they only offer live music two nights a week. On Wednesdays the Daytona Beach Blues Society has a bunch of local acts that play amazing blues songs, they charge about $ 3 per person but worth it. If you play or sing yourself you can actually request to be part of their set. My friend sang three songs and it was awesome. Saturday nights they have some bigger named bands from the area play and charge about $ 5 for admission. The ambiance and décor of the bar are priceless, after all it was an old bank, they still have the vault door. It has two stories so plenty of seats and a dance floor. If you order from the downstairs bar you will be pleasantly met by Rebina (i hope I spelled your name correctly) who is the best bartender ever. The bar is also made out of old lockboxes, so cool. If you’re into blues music it is so worth checking out.