Dirty 20 Bar — Restaurant in Manchester

Updated since Ive been replied to by the owner: Neat. So, now not only was our experience poor you are implying I'm being untruthful. I apologize if you think that because like I said, this isn't some rage fueled review, it's just what happened.

So the girl who was waiting on the table in a sleep bonnet, crop top, and skin tight teal clothes that they asked to close their tab with wasn't working? That's interesting. The girl in PJs who took the booth order next to us wasn't on the clock? Also interesting. Sure.

Second, we did wait over an hour for our food. I'm not sure where you are looking but, I was there.

Third, the waitress said the drink served six people TWICE. Also 8x8 is still not 75. The point of a pitcher or a larger drink option is to entice the customer to spend more by saving them a little money. Not rip them off.

Also "several rounds" of food. We ordered two apps (at the same time) and then we all got one entree (at the same time). Okay, sure, with 7 people that's a large about of food but it wasn't ordered in "several rounds".

You're really going to try and "call me out" in the 9 vs 930...Maybe we closed the check at 9 but it took another 30 minutes to get anyone to give us a box. 🤣

Best of luck to you, Jason.

I wanted so badly to like this place. But it was a very big let down and all around mess. We went on a Sunday. We were one of three tables. Three. We waited over and hour for our food and then they completely forgot one of our friends orders. The appetizers were burnt. The grease in the mac and cheese I could pour out onto the plate and it wound up making me sick. (I do not think it was for any reason other than the grease) We were repeatedly asked if we wanted to order their massive drink in a copper goblet that serves six people....for $75. Their sangria is $8 by itself....6x8 is....yeah, you can do the math. Please do not take me for a fool. So much potential and it was really clear that everyone on staff was a friend or family hire. Three of the staff/waitresses were wearing pajama pants. Pajamas. Not leggings. Pajamas with drawstrings and bright patterns. I've worked many years in food service and I am all about being comfortable. But come on. We had to walk to the bar twice to ask for our check. And again for a box. or...anyone to pay attention to us instead of sitting at the bar on their phones. It hurts my heart to write something that sounds so mean but it's just what happened. Dinner took so long that we didn't even stay to play games. We brought games and thought we would have a bite and then play but we got there at 6:30 and didn't finish getting our food/the check until 9:30. Unfortunately, our DnD group will stay home...

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This bar is in a strip mall with plenty of surface lot parking. When you come inside, there is a hostess stand where any member of the staff will direct your party to a table depending on the size of your group. I was there for NYE as a first-timer. The service was absolutely amazing. Every member of the staff was very kind, patient, and attentive to our large party's needs. When your order is up, they will call your name on the mic for pickup, so I did have a hard time hearing in such a spacious venue. I will say they are severely lacking in the food arena. I ordered a chicken bacon ranch flatbread. When I picked it up from the counter, the first thing I saw was lots of dark yellow crusted over cheese indicative of shredded cheese coated in powdered cellulose. Underneath the crusted over cheese was large bits ot chicken thigh meat seemingly only seasoned with black pepper. The bacon bits were large chunks but not in balance with the volume of chicken. The ranch drizzle was the razzle dazzle of the entree. I know this is a nerd bar and all, but for $16, I felt ripped off. I ended up taking 95% of the chicken off and picking the cheese down to the softest part to get to the bacon the only savior besides the ranch. Another friend of mine ordered a BBQ chicken flatbread, and it had the same appearance and taste just drizzled in BBQ sauce instead. Another friend ordered nachos and she did not like the cheese sauce. I honestly wish I'd eaten somewhere else before going there. The cocktails were on point. I sampled a few of my friends' on my way out and would definitely come back with a larger group of friends to play games and have beer, seltzer, cocktails or mocktails again. Maybe they should just serve frozen pizza or something more pallatable as...