23 Amherst Street
Manchester, NH 03101
Hillsborough County
Phone: (603) 645-7600
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by Pearly Spielmann on Very unique burger restaurant simply delicious burgers with a twist. The restaurant itself has an awesome atmosphere great feel. Remind of a high end restaurant in Las Vegas.
by Jo Rina on Yes, circle is everything like you imagined. Asian, mostly Korean, guys standing around leaning against the bar, thinking they're looking real cool n good. If you are attending a college within 50 mile proximity to Manhattan, you are likely to see the Asian (again most likely Korean) kids from your school there. I went there once, when I walked in "Hala, halahalahalahala" was playing, you know, the Kara song. Wasn't that hard to get in, but it was after midnight so we had to pay cover. I don't mind kpop but the music was bad, the DJ played so many old hits. It is that one of a kind experience kind of place, wouldn't mind it every once in a few months loll
by Tyrone B. on Much like Victoria, my first visit to Cream wasn't all bad. It was on a Wednesday night, when GIANT (a well-known promotions group that brings out international dj talent) brought out Uberzone. When we first presented our id's to security, and they radio'ed in "code four" I should have taken that as a bad omen, but I just joked with the guy and said, "what's that mean? Are we special? No cover for us tonight?" (He didn't find it that amusing, and I still have no idea wtf a "code four" is...but I do know that these jerk-offs in cheap suits needed to get over themselves and realize that "bouncer" at a Scottsdale nightclub is only a notch above the guy who cleans the spunk off private booths at the strip club.) Right off the bat, I noticed a few things that were clearly not well-thought out when the club was designed. 1.) Who's the genius who decided to put those obnoxious "drink holders" in the middle of the dancefloor space? It's like a steel bar, just wide enough to accomodate a pair of cocktails, otherwise it serves no purpose aside from preventing people from dancing and enjoying themselves. 2.) The "VIP" booth right in front of the dj. Hey idiots, I didn't come to your club and pay your overpriced cover to watch a bunch of douchebags and self-important losers mingle. I came to see and hear the DJ that you probably paid thousands of dollars to bring out and headline the evening, and now I can't see jack because you thought it would be a good way to drum up some more bottle service revenue? HUGE design flaw. 3.) Speaking of your bottle service, is the sparkler in the ice bucket really necessary? I guess if you're going to pay a couple hundred dollars for a $12 bottle of alcohol, Cream would like to announce to the entire club that you lack any common sense or money management skills? Hmmm... Regardless, I got decent service from the bartenders and was able to salvage a decent night out of it. If that had been my only experience there, I probably would have gone with three stars to be generous, however...I went back about a month later. This time around GIANT had brought out dj Icey, again I went on a Wednesday night and immediately upon walking up I watched the meathead bouncer turn away two guys and a girl because the dudes had hats on. When we got to him, he told me no hats, no exceptions. We stepped out of line and I made a few phone calls to try and resolve the issue, but without much luck. Then I watched as he let some skanky blonde in wearing a beat up mesh trucker hat, at which point I approached him again and said not only did you just let HER in with a hat, but I was up here on a Wednesday night less than one month ago and I had absolutely NO problems wearing one. With an obnoxiously smug look on his face, this knuckle dragging primate tells me he's not letting me in, and then out of nowhere this dude who overheard the conversation (and happened to be one of the promoters) stepped in and told the bouncer "hey, it's a Wednesday night", and their shouldn't be any issues over a hat, dress code was suppossed to be "relaxed". Ah, looks like you don't hold all the power now, huh rope monkey? This jackass who didn't even know the dress code policy for the club must have turned away at least 10 other dudes while we held our ground, not to mention, I spent over $100 at your stupid club, I can only imagine how much revenue was lost by all the people he turned away. The doorman/security is the first contact you have at just about any venue, why most clubs in Arizona don't get the importance of the initial impression they give to the customer is beyond me. Other problems include the bathrooms (the automatic sensor in the sinks is awful and yet another poorly thought-out design flaw), the overhyped sound system that they don't run anywhere near full capacity, and the fact that the crowd becomes more degenerate each time I've gone (I'm a glutton for punishment, I've actually wasted three nights there). The only way I'll ever waste my time and money on this dump is if they bring in talent that I just can't pass up...but it would have to be pretty f'in spectacular to get me out after my previous experiences here.
