We All Scream

We All Scream is Fremont East's ice-cream-parlor-turned-nightclub - two stories and about 10,000 square feet from the Corner Bar Management crew, with the Sorry Not Sorry creamery selling scoops and boozy shakes at street level and a rooftop dance floor upstairs under a DJ booth shaped like a giant ice cream cone. A second booth downstairs is built into a vintage dairy truck on the patio, and murals from PichiAvo and Bicicleta Sem Freio wrap the walls.

Club nights run Friday and Saturday, 10pm to 4am, in open format - EDM, Latin, hip-hop, and Top 40 in rotation - with one-off Thursday parties landing through the year. The creamery keeps its own daytime hours all week, so the address works twice: sundaes at 2pm, DJs at midnight.

The catch is the cover: $30-75 depending on the night, which is Strip pricing for a compact downtown room - the guest list is the difference between a fair night and an expensive one. It's also loud, tight on the stairs when full, and unapologetically gimmick-forward. On the right night, with the rooftop open and Fremont East glowing below, the gimmick wins.