i lived over this place and kept calling the police on them called the department of zoning and even told the landlord of this problem. in the end me and my family were kicked out and forced to move for no reason with less than a months notice.

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I wonder what it is we need to do about this i went to middletown zoning and they told me that the owner can run a bar out of his business but he has to continue serving meals does anyone know if he stops serving meals at any point?

This is the "new" watering hole for the scum bag city employees who lost or are about to loose their families due to their, um, disrespect. The owner is a long time buddy, so don't expect anything to happen here any time soon. Have the liquor unit do surprise checks once Wesleyan returns. That should shut them down every once in a while....

i am reopening this. my mother is in waters edge under going rehab and the fact that this business has a lack of respect for not only the people that live here but also the elderly shocks me. this guy has no shame at all. the people who support this business are as Surprise says. If you really need to party go down town and do it Don't bother the other residents because you know "important people".

I call the MPD and tell them to send the babysitters out to HP. I also tell them to arrest the manager for disturbing the peace. Call the Mayor immediately the next morning.

I am pretty sure you are referring to The Cardinal's Nest? If so, then yes, the music at this location is shockingly loud. My husband and I went there to eat one Friday evening, and actually never went inside because the music was way too loud out on the street. Unacceptable... anyone living in the immediate area has my sympathy.

yes it is The Cardinal's Nest

I live three doors up the street and have never had a problem. Before anybody dismisses this as knowing the owner, I do not. I have thoroughly enjoyed the last year living on this street. Only on weekend eveings do I vaguely hear the music. Everyone walking on the street has been respectful and not a nuisance at all.

happy on Church try living next um them with a baby and a child who goes to school or trying to back out of your driveway when you need to go to work

happy up the street it is funny how you say you live three doors up and can vaguely hear music on the weekends. Just think how loud it must be for the people who are behind them or next to them. if you can kind of hear the music that far away it is a problem. Church st doesn't need a bar on it. it is bad enough that we no longer have a break from partying kids. Now we have drunken adults and kids partying non stop

Jessica and upset on Church:
My comment was meant to express a different view from those who complained previously. I feel that it is important to bring some perspective. I am not dismissing that you have had problems, I am only seeking to provide some balance. I do not say I live three doors up, I do. And as you know, sound rises, so yes, I would be in a position to hear if the music was particularly loud. And it is not a bar, it is a restaurant that serves alcohol. Should we segregate all restaurants that serve alcohol and bars to one section of town? Seems like an overreaction to me. As to parties from Wesleyan, I live next door to a house that is occupied by 10-15 students and barely hear a thing from them. I think that some people who have posted have focused on one to two incidents and blown them out of proportion. And I doubt that you have partying "non-stop" around you. Hyperbole such as this does not help you to make your case. Issues can arise no matter who or what you live near.

Its only a restaurant half the time considering they stop serving food at ten. The business before that had music and still managed to respect their neighbors. Ok i understand that you want to bring another point of view. No one ever said to segregate all restaurant that serve alcohol to one area but to operate using bar hours in residential area knowing that your main source of money will have to come from partiers says what the owners true intention really was. who needs to eat at 12-2am except drunks or people like that. And to use the cover of a restaurant is bad enough. To call this an overreaction makes me feel more that you are in someway connected to the owner which most of the street is not to mention the town.

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