text: Club Tempo has started a new weekly event called Jazzy Sundays. Doors open at 8pm where they have complimentary stepping classes. Afterward ,they have a live band. The format is creative and allows for a bit of variety. However, unfortunately, as is the case with a few minority owned establishments, things are not what they first appear to be.  \n\nThe first negative: They sell alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages but no food. In my opinion, an establishment catering themselves to adults over the age of 30 should be able to provide more than simply alcoholic beverages; from an entertainment and safety standpoint. Tempo does bring out a selection of 4 hot food choices around 9:30, which they liberally term a buffet. Perhaps this is their attempt to compensate for their lack of a kitchen.  The food does not stick around long and lasts for about 30 minutes before it is eaten depending on the number of attendees that evening. \n\n2nd, in order to use a credit card one has to spend over $20. They have an ATM machine you can use that will gladly charge you a service fee if you don't carry cash around like most business professionals. \n\n3rd, the most important criteria I have when patronizing an establishment is the quality of their customer service. This is where Tempo severely under-shines.  They underwhelm in making sure their guests are comfortable. The use of polite terms like excuse me, i apologize, sir or what have you appears to be a foreign concept.  Tempo caters toward bothers and sisters and are owned by brothers. You would think they would provide equivalent or better hospitality than their caucasion/white counterparts? This is not the case. Tempo is one of those establishments were they feel they are doing you a favor, when in realty they are providing a service. Bad news travels much further than good news and Tempo's ownership would be best served by taking heed of this.\n\nIn summary, there are much better and friendly establishments to frequent than tempo.