Red Square
| 28 Blair Street |
5 tarieven
6.40/10.00 |
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+64 4-802 4244 |
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Red Square op de kaart
Beoordeling
Saadaldin Abuamer (12.09.2017 08:22)
Good for R&B lovers
Good for R&B lovers
Emily laws (28.08.2017 10:20)
never got time to thank one of you're staff. I think his name was Jayden and James, but anyway they helped out with one of my friends who was getting touched by this really creepy guy who was highly intoxicated in your club and as we said what happened jayden helped us by getting rid of him and said "sorry for that and hope it didn't bother our night". Just would like big thank you to Jayden :) will definitely come back due to his services he provided!
never got time to thank one of you're staff. I think his name was Jayden and James, but anyway they helped out with one of my friends who was getting touched by this really creepy guy who was highly intoxicated in your club and as we said what happened jayden helped us by getting rid of him and said "sorry for that and hope it didn't bother our night". Just would like big thank you to Jayden :) will definitely come back due to his services he provided!
Zac Cummings (19.08.2017 18:42)
Hello, Mataio was an exceptional host, very polite, very respectfull and very understanding l... he is the reason I rate it 5 stars ❤
Hello, Mataio was an exceptional host, very polite, very respectfull and very understanding l... he is the reason I rate it 5 stars ❤
Lainey Maxwell (09.06.2017 17:42)
Average music and average staff, didn't enjoy the place at all, definitely not the place to go in Wellington
Average music and average staff, didn't enjoy the place at all, definitely not the place to go in Wellington
Kayleigh Williams (14.08.2016 12:12)
As a new visitor to Wellington (I'm here on a holiday to spend time with my family) I decided to take my brother out for a few drinks to celebrate being here. We were having a lovely night until we happened to end up in Red Square. We bought a couple of drinks and started to have a dance with a few friends on the dance floor, that was until a bouncer singled my brother out of a crowd and told him to leave (apparently he was too drunk, although he had only had 2 drinks for the entire duration of the evening) A girl behind us on the dancefloor had been falling off the stage into us for a few minutes and unfortunately it was too crowded to move away from her. I tried to explain this to the bouncer who refused to listen and decided to push my younger brother with some force out of the building. I tried to again explain that we were just there to dance and that there was no need for force as we were going to leave anyway. The bouncer then decided to push me as well. A friend of my brother had seen what had happened and followed us outside, he said the bouncer must be relatively new to the club as he knew the others and they we're a good bunch but this guy seemed to have a problem with simple communication. I still have no idea why he decided to single us out of a crowd of people who were quite obviously more inebriated than us (and possibly on drugs), and the unnecessary force that he used was honestly quite disgusting and I now wouldn't recommend ever stepping foot inside this establishment unless you enjoy being manhandled.
As a new visitor to Wellington (I'm here on a holiday to spend time with my family) I decided to take my brother out for a few drinks to celebrate being here. We were having a lovely night until we happened to end up in Red Square. We bought a couple of drinks and started to have a dance with a few friends on the dance floor, that was until a bouncer singled my brother out of a crowd and told him to leave (apparently he was too drunk, although he had only had 2 drinks for the entire duration of the evening) A girl behind us on the dancefloor had been falling off the stage into us for a few minutes and unfortunately it was too crowded to move away from her. I tried to explain this to the bouncer who refused to listen and decided to push my younger brother with some force out of the building. I tried to again explain that we were just there to dance and that there was no need for force as we were going to leave anyway. The bouncer then decided to push me as well. A friend of my brother had seen what had happened and followed us outside, he said the bouncer must be relatively new to the club as he knew the others and they we're a good bunch but this guy seemed to have a problem with simple communication. I still have no idea why he decided to single us out of a crowd of people who were quite obviously more inebriated than us (and possibly on drugs), and the unnecessary force that he used was honestly quite disgusting and I now wouldn't recommend ever stepping foot inside this establishment unless you enjoy being manhandled.
