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How much longer do the residents of Hunts Point have to suffer? Living in Hunts Point comes with its challenges, but living next to a nightclub that appears to ignore the rules for years is something else entirely. For the past six years, residents have endured loud music, excessive traffic, revving cars, crowds, and late-night disturbances that often continue into the early morning hours. Despite repeated complaints, it feels like nothing changes. How can this continue night after night? Whe
I’ll start by saying I’m a 46 year old divorced man with a bad knee, a loose relationship with my accountant, and a Spotify full of 90’s breakup songs so this place is not normally my scene. I came here because my Puerto Rican co worker said I “needed to get back out there.” & recommended this place, The music was okay i liked that it was so loud I couldn’t hear my inner monologue, which was a blessing, For the first time since the divorce hearing, my brain was quiet. I forgot about the alimony
Bouncers are terribly rude and unprofessional, waitresses act like they're doing you a favor whilst you're spending your money, bathrooms stank. Overall the service is trash. Management doesn't seem to care about customer service or satisfaction. I'd rather spend my money elsewhere...
From the Nov 10, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Dishes and utensils weren't being properly washed and sanitized.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.