TImE oFF (Romeo/Julio)

I've been here to 'Time Off' a few times. Sometimes it's busier than other times, obviously there are factors that come into play which varies dependant on the time of year etc. However, I do find the business model of this place a little strange. To turn up at 11pm (when it only opened at 9pm) to be told it would be closing soon is very odd (information on google/internet/website explains it is open 9pm to 3am) i appreciate the honesty partly, as i didn't spend my money gaining entry to a really dead quiet place, however... I did walk all the way there and wasted my time. You are either open until 3am or you are not... no? Strange business concept to turn customers away i feel.

The opening hours are wrong; today at 11:45 PM they told me they were closing. The same thing has happened to me before, but once I'm inside, they basically create an atmosphere designed to make you leave. Perhaps they should change their hours.

First point. A nice, friendly waiter. Everyone speaks badly of him. Second: he advertises closing time at 3:00 AM and starts kicking everyone out at 2:20 AM.

Great place Friendly and welcoming Fist on demand Unique

Wow, yesterday was a lot of fun, but it's all geared towards fistfights; everyone knows what they want there: fun and lots of fistfights. The staff is friendly and accommodating and informs new guests about what's going on. For example, fistfight staff clean each venue after the event—great service! And I met some nice people, what more could you want? I'll be back! ✊️👊🤛 Just one more thing: the place is in the basement, not on the first floor.

This establishment remains as reliable as ever in what it offers and takes its concept very seriously. Everything is organized so that you want for nothing and everything is perfect and operational. The new receptionist is very professional, and Romeo is impeccable in his work, maintaining remarkable cleanliness by disinfecting and resetting each tray so that subsequent customers have a good impression, which puts to shame those who are disrespectful of others and only think of themselves. It's a real wake-up call for the basic manners of inconsiderate people. I returned with great pleasure.