What would you be, do, and say in the perfect Goth bar? 88 Arcadia Street is a curious hodgepodge of architectural styles. Many decades ago, the building was merely a church. The cornerstone has since been obscured either by time or deliberate effort. In more recent years, several additions have been built around the church and the new owner has opened it to the public as The Goth House. Regular effort is made to give any visitor an experience of Goth at its perfection. The drinks are great; everyone is an excellent dancer.
Whatever your particular Goth pleasure or style, you will find the staff quite capable of meeting your needs. Anpu the doorman will see you in. When you enter, a tapestry to your right will show your portrait in a Tarot style (though many portraits are of nonexistent cards). Opposite this image you'll meet Cassandra and Sebastian who serve in the coat check room, as well as other parts of the establishment. Once you enter the main dance floor, where DJ Shade never misses a beat, you'll notice that, as part of the light show, a pair of inverted Mexican police cars are suspended above your head.
They say if you search long enough, you can find anything you imagine. That search need never go beyond this perpetually open nightclub.