Rho Ristorante Discoteca

This place does not consider the fact that two IDs can have different haircuts. I had two different haircuts on my IDs and they said it wasn't me. So I POLITELY showed them all the cards in my wallet and said that's fine , here are all my cards ! They got offended and told me to step out in line. I did and waited for the bouncer to check my ID he never did and said to leave because my picture IDs didn't match. The fact that this place can't acknowledge that is just horrible.

Went to have a good time since it's my first time in the North; I'm from the south. I brought my ID & debit card(w/ my name on it) and couldn't get in. The man that was checking at the door(supposedly the owner) was so rude to me and I was being so sweet to him. They wanted 2 forms of ID so I had my mom send me pics of my social security card & insurance cards. Then I showed the "owner" & he went off on me. Very unprofessional. Don't go

My husband & I were married at Rho, best decision we could have made! Melissa Bolz is THE best event coordinator anyone can ask for! She was on top of every detail, could not have had our day go more smoothly. The food was great, the service was top notch & we would VERY HIGHLY recommend RHO for any event. My ONLY concern was a miscommunication between management & ourselves about how long our band would play. Outside of this, everything was PERFECT!

Consistently poor bar service and drinks. The all you can eat Friday night buffet is mostly junk food. It used to be really good with ample junk food and healthy freshly prepared choices. Such a disappointment now. Yet, we go often for the music and dancing. If on a special night the bartenders don't completely ignore us and the Soul Cruisers are playing their special music, it is a great night out!

Very disappointed with outside management. Tonight would have been my first night at this very talked about & highly recommended "nightclub". Too bad I was not even able to get through the door. According to the bouncer on 8/31/17 (ladies line) everyone needs two forms of ID. I, not being a current student but of age (22) did not have two forms of ID on me. I asked if a credit card would be enough & he replied rudely, with "I need either your birth certificate, passport or ideally your social security card." I told him how was that fair if I was not a current student. I told him how uncomfortable I was with giving a stranger this information, he then proceeded to call me arrogant & threatened to call the cops if I did not leave the property. I asked him where that line crossed for the property line & he sent me to the middle of the road, in a street telling me to go there. This situation needs to be fixed. I understand that there are policies and rules, but those rules and policies should be stated on the website if anything, especially for newcomers. Since I came on a Thursday, College Night, I took it upon myself to look at the website before going & it clearly states on the website that with just one form of ID there would be a $15 cover charge. Case in point, if you are not a student, your drivers license won't cut it. They want all your information. Including your social, that's the most important apparently. Also, the bouncer this night, learn professionalism & kindness it'll get you far in the world.

Unfortunately I couldn't get in as they have a two ID policy in place door. Didn't want to carry a wallet so only traveled here with a DL and Credit card. I understand the policy is to curb fake ID's, but I'm 32 years old. I suggested they Google my name on my phone as there are a plethora of news articles with pictures that would verify my identity. I also asked to speak to a manager. The security folks just ignored me. Note there was no line or waiting patrons and plenty of security staff around so I feel it was a reasonable request. What's most frustrating is that I'm the DD for the night; I haven't and wouldn't be drinking anyway. By and large, the staff was a bit unprofessional and standoffish. I observed them for a few minutes after this ordeal and they were just cherry picking people out of line - no hooded shirts or jackets, no hats, no white tshirts, no earrings of certain size, etc - all these people were sent away. I assume these are all preventative measures for the safety of guests, especially considering the area of Trenton, but it still seems overboard. And if it's truly not overboard, then it's a red flag and I wouldn't want to be here in the first place.