121 Main Street South
Berthold, ND 58718
Ward County
Phone: (701) 453-3210
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by Dean Meiste on Went to 80s night not realizing it was 80s night until I guy I thought was just a hipster told me how ridiculous he felt. It's funny how cambridge hipster scene is really just the 80s again. Music was pretty good and there were loads of people...which explains why I waited in line for an hour in the rain. GET THERE EARLY! Then get ur drink and dance all night long. I saw some crazy male dancers - glad to see they are confident. Also some cute guys here for u single ladies. Major problems are long line and "I'm too cool cuz I'm a bouncer" attitude.
by Heide Lebsock on I have been to Velvet room 2x in my life. One time it was really good, the other time it was really HOOD. The first time was for a musiq soulchild concert...the drinks were flowing and the concert was amazing...so that made it all good. The second time was on a random sunday night, the line was long, the admission was ridiculous ( i am too embarrased to say what i paid to get in), and the women were "gag"---so that was all hood. I actually think the venue is a really good looking spot. Its actually one of the nicer places to go to in Atlanta....however, I guess its really not about the venue when the ppl that enter the place are sh---ty. So go experience it for yourself...I doubt ill be back unless its for a private event...
by Abigail P. on I used to love the occasional visit to Middlesex, when I felt like dressing up a little and sipping a mojito with a diverse crowd. After this past Saturday, I will never return. With a friend from CA in town for a visit, I gathered a group of 6 well-primped ladies and gents. I was happy to discover there was no line at 10:30, and after all of us paid cover, we cruised right in. Once inside, we discovered that it was not only pitch black, but at LEAST 110 degrees. We had not been informed that there was NO POWER- and hence no soda/bubbly drinks, no AC, and no lights. My friends decided not to stay right away, so I cordially approached the bouncers witha request for a refund. They were brusque in their refusal, so I asked for the manager. I could not have been more shocked at the reception of the general manager. I calmly, respectfully asked for a refund, given that we were not told anything about the state of things inside the club, and he flatly refused, telling me, verbatim "cover is how we make our money". I told him that cover was paid with the expectation of a certain level of service- at minimum, a bearable environment!! He was incredibly rude, only agreeing to give HALF of our $30 cover back, even when I flatly told him that without a full refund, none of us would EVER be returning to this establishment, ever. For $15, he was willing to throw away all future business of mine, my friends, and everyone I could tell about this experience. As a marketing professional, this blew my mind. Upon returning outside, I felt the duty to inform people in line of the situation. The bouncer yelled at me, recommending that I "go online" to report it. Well, Mr Bouncer, here I am.
