12 Main Street North
Milnor, ND 58060
Sargent County
Phone: (701) 427-5520
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by Wally Heryford on i'm glad i could contribute to dragging duvet's average rating down. i've never liked this place. its located in the shitty flat iron strip on 21st street btwn 5th and 6th avenue. with clubs such as strata, taj, slate and the newly opened the yard (formerly porky's), this area is full of drunk and obnoxious people. duvet seems to be the mainstay of the group, being around for many years now while others have closed and changed ownership. it used to be very velvet roped, but that has changed. duvet has gone somewhat ghetto and they actually allow people in...at a stiff price. they were charging $40 for admissions when i went. $40!!!! only to go in and get ripped off by the drink prices. and its always crowded in there. the dance floor is pretty spacious and i do like the layout. the djs are usually on point as well. when you buy a "table", they provide you with beds instead. pretty neat concept but not exactly convenient. don't u usually want to sit while drinking, facing your friends in a circle or what not? and who knows if there are cum stains on the bed. what if my girl sits on the stain and gets pregnant? (she goes commando, god bless her). but how would i ever believe her story? i would think she cheated on me and we'd get into a huge fight. why only one star? cause the bouncers are big and scary. i swear, they're bigger than the usual big bouncers u see. its as if they ate them and grew exponentially bigger. what if they lose balance while i'm standing behind them? life...over. also the $40 cover and the ghetto crowd? yeah i'll pass. go to hell duvet.
by Wilford Debord on I've been to gigs that range from taking place in a tiny bar area to a gigantic stadium, and even the worst experience anywhere pales in comparison to the awful acoustics, overpriced drinks and limited staffing at Webster Hall. Every concert I go to - and good lord, I'm stupid enough to be seeing Richard Cheese there very soon - has a terrible mix of sound, usually erring on the side of deafening bass that kills most of the intricacies of what you're listening to. If it wasn't for the fact that great bands are duped into playing this trumped-up dance hall I'd stay miles away from it. They must have amazing bookers, I suppose.
by Rob C. on If you're visiting from out of town and want to go to a typical miami club without doing research ahead of time, you'll probably end up at Mansion or Opium. However, you should be going to Set, Prive, Mynt, Rokbar, etc. Usually a crowd, but gets going later, remember this is miami, where things barely open after 11 PM Hiphop main room, trance side room (not open), not the upscale lounge feel (which I prefer) 4-8 dancers on the bar countertops/poles -- pretty representative of a megaclub, but showing some age. Main room with large VIP areas, otherwise gets a little crowded. sticky floors. If you get the color paper wristband from off the street, all it gets you is a different line -- it's a scam too since you still get charged cover. No wristband, line on the left; the gray wristband, line on the right. if you're part of a private party, then you get the plastic wristband and get in sooner (open bar) -- this is the one to get, as you don't have to pay cover then passes used for the back entrance on the left away from the main best to go as a group with girls who will help get you in or with someone who knows a promotor
