2721 Hopewell Townline Road
Clifton Springs, NY 14432
Ontario County
Phone: (315) 462-9333
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by Mauricio Albaladejo on Heard it was the old promoters who did Msociety and those parties were awesome and the crowd was never disappointing so I started going to Circle. It was better in the beginning so with hope, I continued going. It gets worse and worse. One of two hot girls with no men, not to say this is a meat market. They do degrading bookings and have drunk shady guys try to grab you or sneak a feel behind you or when you pass them by so be careful. The drinks are ridiculous. The djs spin the same crap, with as everyone else mentioned, weird breaks in between songs just when you're feeling the music and getting down. Maybe the djs never want the people to enjoy the music. No clue. The owners and the people there will rip you off any chance they get. This is the worst part of it all. First off, door or no door fee. Then MANDATORY coat check- WAT?! If not, the bouncers will yell at you and if you don't comply, they WILL chock you out the door. Isn't there a law to them treating people like that? And even if the owners or whoever works there sees them doing that, its overlooked. Maybe encouraged? I've had so many friends who frequent this club enough for them NOT to be treated this way and every single time, someone I know has every weekend. It doesnt stop from the bouncers who think they're gain power by pushing people here and there- IT'S ALL IN THE DELIVER MAN! (Esp. the ones outside, think he's the 'main' bouncer- big time ahole). But then again, if the owners are all shady, racists, have no loyalty to their friends and frequent visitors who support them, I guess you can't say much for those who work for them either. Their waiters do work hard tho. Im sure the house is slaving them. I even had a few of my friends who were overcharged for bottles they never ordered! Not just one time, not just one friend but many! So beware, even when you're in your drunk state. They WILL deny and you'll be literally rapped and nothing more to do cept not go there anymore. There's a guy at the front with long hair wearing a grey suit or something (Joon or Joo or something like that) who took my friend's reservation on Halloween and ended up giving that table away! This guy does this allll the time I heard. Not only that, he's an ahole, needs to get whooped but seems to keep quiet to avoid being so. He is NOT liked by many in the Korean community and better not be seen outside of Circle. Bottomline is, Circle sucks. Doesn't get any better. Summertime rolls around, they're going to put away the AC saying its broken or its due to the club being packed, or whatever other excuses. AND people who own, work there need to smile more! This isn't the mafia! Be real and treat people how you want to be treated- especially YOUR friends and people who support you!
by Damien Bayliff on Just returned from what was supposed to be a fun Valentine's Day lunch with my female coworkers; our experience was pretty much awful. The service was frustratingly slow and the food not worth the hour+ we spent there. Two of us were served minutes before the others and this only after we asked our server where the heck our food was ten minutes prior (and after 3 rounds of bread baskets). We all ordered off of the lunch special menu and most of us got the soup & salad combo - which you would think would require minimal prep. Both of the soups were pretty abysmal - the tomato soup was so dairy-heavy that no one finished it and the Italian wedding soup too salty to enjoy. Salads and sandwiches were average at best. Our server was clearly a novice and the restaurant was really chilly. Big fat disappointment.
by Tracy L. on ATMOSPHERE: Clean inside and outside. Dark lighting but with some weird hot pink interior lighting - kind of tacky. FOOD: Very few vegetarian options, but there are some pasta dishes with eggplant. Oh, and if you are a strict vegetarian this place is not good because they fry the veggie dishes in the same oil. Portions are big. I ate 1/3 as my meal but I'm not a big eater either. Not good for people on diets as expected. I got eggplant parmesan pasta. It was nothing spectacular. Eggplant pretty oily and wasn't seasoned very well. I was accompanied by a meat-eater and he ordered shrimp and duck - "Shrimp Ducky." He wasn't impressed either, but it wasn't bad. Each dish comes with a biscuit, which was very good! The best part of the meal actually. The meat-eater thinks the same as well. SERVICE: Good! Very prompt in refilling water. Orders were returned in a timely manner, but I guess because it was pretty empty considering the capacity. (Went 7pm on Sunday night) PARKING: In the deck. Will validate for 3 hrs. Sundays totally free. CONCLUSION: I would rather go some place to eat but am not opposed to this option if prompted.
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