8 Portland Street
Bridgton, ME 04009
Cumberland County
Phone: (207) 647-5300
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by Chanel B. on I went to the Nuyorican Poets Cafe because I had heard many friends talk about it. I arrived about a half hour before the show was scheduled to start and the line to get in was down the block. The poetry was great and the crowd was very cool. When I first entered I was standing up all the way in the back and being short it was hard for me to see. There was an upstairs but I heard that was crowded too so I stayed in my little space next to the DJ booth. Eventually I snick past the crowd and found a seat right next to the stage and the poetry was great. If you are looking to hear some great poetry this is a great place to check out, just be careful if you are claustrophobic.
by Ann H. on Ok so mayb I expect a little too much of this place since I heard it was the "premier nightclub of LA". My friend got us tickets (which cost like 22.50 each) and I gotta say, it definitely wasn't worth the price. There were 2 rooms, a hip-hop room and a trance room...I liked the hiphop room better but my friends wanted to go to the trance room so we did. I don't understand trance music and the patrons really freaked me out. I could tell a bunch of them were rolling hard, like the guy who was doing the "running-chicken" dance (yes a cross between the running man and the funky chicken), the peepo who were standing there and just rolling there heads back and forth and also the guy doing tai-chi with his eyes closed...and to top it off these were all middle-aged asian peepo... Oh also, drinks are freaken PRICEY...i paid 44 bucks for a medori sour, 2 redbull vodkas and 1 redbull...um yea, probably wont b bak again...
by Ofelia Holderby on I've gone to Sutra before Sutra was Sutra. I was first introduced to Sutra because of a Versace party. I was hooked from there. This place was small but not crowded. Black and white theme. They played great music and the vibe was very chill. A year later Sutra became Super Hip. Hosting theme parties and even expanded to Internet advertising. They brought in little blocks with half naked dancers. But somehow I still loved Sutra. It never failed that I would have a good time here. Sutra in 08. I don't know what happened. I received the emails that the doors were closed because of new renovations, but ummm it still looks the same. The change...Original Sutra's VIP was a glass room with sofas to view the dance floor, a year later Sutra, I can't tell if the glass was knocked down but VIP was expanded to half The Original Sutra dance floor, 08 Sutra's VIP is the exact same except for white curtains draped across a banister and it may have expanded out over more of the dance floor (soon Sutra will be all VIP except for the walk way to the bathroom) The patio hasn't changed, no updates to the bathroom, except they removed the attendant. You still can't pay with a credit card unless you have a minimum of $30 or want to open a tab =( I was a little disappointed when I got to the door and they were trying to charge me $10 (me pay at Sutra? I don't like the new guy at the door) BUT thanks to the sweet guy that whipped out the $10 on my behalf =) Will return again, but disappointed. I expected more from a renovation.
