Brittaney D.
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Out of all the bars we visited while in town, this was the only one that felt hostile and downright rude. Every other place welcomed us with great service and friendly staff. Here? The bartenders made it clear we weren’t wanted.
They repeatedly ignored us, walked away while we were trying to order, and made zero effort to acknowledge us at the bar. The younger bartender even said—loudly and within earshot—that they “only like locals,” clearly directed at us. Unprofessional and petty.
When the older bartender finally deigned to speak, my friend asked a simple question: how much is a drink? As we had a feeling they would overcharge because we were not locals. Our question was WILDLY ignored. As they just looked at us and demanded us to show our IDs. So I asked again. Then we were met with a snide, sneering face, as though we’d committed some crime by asking the price. By simply existing. By wanting a drink. We were faced with and an attitude like we were inconveniencing them just by being there.
If this place wants to be a locals-only hangout, they should hang a sign on the door. Otherwise, treating out-of-town guests like garbage is a great way to kill your reputation. We’ll never be back to this establishment and we’ll be warning others to skip it, too.
For anyone reading this: do yourself a favor and walk one minute down the road to Three Sheets Bar and Grill. Yes, it’s small. But the staff are actually kind, the service is excellent, and the prices are beyond reasonable. They deserve your time, your money, and your presence. This place does not.