Malorie F.
Yelp
Overall, my experience here could be summed up by saying that the bartenders expect you to be loud and have fun, but only on their terms and only if they remain the center of your attention.
My friends and I went to Locker Room because we knew people wouldn't be offended or annoyed if we were loud and celebrating our friend's bachelorette party. However, when the bartenders figured out that we were more entertaining than they were, we were told to leave.
The Redwings were playing in one of the last games of the series the night that we were there. One of the bartenders got a bunch of us up on the bar and we started chanting "Redwings!". He was trying to get us to switch and chant "JD's bar" (I guess he was JD?). When we continued to chant Redwings, and then switched to the Bride-To-Be's name, but wouldn't chant his name, he reached up to the TV behind him and turned the game off... as if we were kindergartners and that was going to get our attention. The Maid of Honor asked the DJ (literally asked, no profanities, no accusations, nothing rude) to put the game back on to which he responded "You and your party are not important" and he kicked us out. All 23 of us. All $3,000 we spent elsewhere that night.
Again, I remind you, we were at a bar in a suburb of DETROIT called THE LOCKER ROOM and they wouldn't put the Wings Playoff Game on?! Really?! Because we were supposed to be boosting the bartender's ego by chanting his name instead?! I wasn't there to celebrate JD. I was there to have fun with my girls, some of whom wanted to watch the game.
The website says "Just about anything that will get you kicked out somewhere else we encourage you to do here!". It should say "just about anything you do on your own, without glorifying our lame bartenders, will get you kicked out here!".