{"id":296185,"date":"2007-11-01T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2007-11-01T07:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sdnews.com\/turn-on-the-red-light\/"},"modified":"2007-11-01T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2007-11-01T07:00:00","slug":"turn-on-the-red-light","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/test.sdnews.com\/es\/turn-on-the-red-light\/","title":{"rendered":"Turn on the red light"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Downtown San Diego has a new attraction. The new Red Circle on the corner of Fourth Avenue and E Street offers a new vibe in a relaxing environment. <br \/>Paul Parente, one of the owners and the assistant general manager, is very content with the opening week. The opening was stretched over five days because of the limited space. <br \/>&#8220;All five days were amazing,&#8221; Parente said. &#8220;We exceeded our expectations, and the reviews are astonishing.&#8221; <br \/>The customers enjoyed the club, too. <br \/>&#8220;Isn&#8217;t it classy in here?&#8221; one of the female guests said, sipping her champagne. <br \/>&#8220;Some people refer to our venue as a house party Downtown,&#8221; said Parente. &#8220;We control the customer&#8217;s experience from the moment they step through the front door by providing excellent customer service as well as an amazing sound system.&#8221; <br \/>In contrast to most of the nightclubs Downtown with smoke machines, strobe lights, laser lights, tacky go-go dancers and wallet-crushing drink prices, the new Red Circle takes pride in its &#8220;low-key, candle-lit, seductive environment,&#8221; as Parente put it. <br \/>More than 100 candles on the wall and a gold leaf frame with projections of abstract photos create an ever-changing sensation throughout the night. <br \/>&#8220;The concept was inspired out of a lack of comfortable nightclub establishments in the Gaslamp,&#8221; Parente said. &#8220;We love candle light and the vibe that comes with it.&#8221; Combined with the high ceilings and the Roman pillars, a sense of grandeur is established. <br \/>&#8220;It all comes together for a unique experience,&#8221; Parente said. <br \/>The new Red Circle is open every night and offers a happy hour from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursdays through Saturdays, with free edamame, 1\/2 off wine, 25 percent off food and $5 &#8220;u-call-it&#8221; cocktails. <br \/>&#8220;Everyone is welcome as long as they bring a great attitude,&#8221; Parente said. <br \/>Located within the Gaslamp quarter, the new Red Circle is easily accessible. <br \/>&#8220;Our street is filled with entertainment,&#8221; Parente said. &#8220;With the opening of the Balboa Theater across the street, guests can enjoy our amazing gourmet tapas before going to the theater, see a play, then dance the night away in our comfortable nightclub.&#8221; <br \/>The new Red Circle is located on 420 E St., and special event postings can be found online. <br \/>&#8220;It all came together through a collaboration of very hard work, determination and perseverance,&#8221; Parente said. &#8220;Now we can focus on the fall through spring to bring San Diego a new style of entertainment.&#8221; <br \/>For more information visit www.redcirclesd.com.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Downtown San Diego has a new attraction. 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