Michelle K.
Yelp
I usually don't leave yelp reviews, and swore I would never leave a bad one, but after the treatment we had last night it would be wrong not to.
Upon arrival, my party (about 6 other people) and I were asked to sit at the back of the bar inside.
While waiting for service, a manager named Sarah approached us and said since there was an incident at the last location and we will not be served because of it.
We went to Datz beforehand to grab food and a few of us ignored a very drunk man who kept trying to talk to us, besides us being unengaged. Furious, he knew we had plans to go to The Patio after, and told the bartenders we were on some "list."
The man left the bar and when we tried to explain to the manager, she refused to listen to us. We tried to explain this man was harassing us and we didn't want anything to do with him, and she agreed to let some of us drink, but wouldn't let a few members of our party drink because they were "bitching." My friend was simply upset because we were being denied service because they decided to listen to one creepy regular.
When my friend asked if she could talk to her alone to try and reason with her, she refused. A bartender already had my tab checked out and ready to go. It was absolutely shocking the lack of conflict skills and judgement the manager had. I don't blame any of the bar tenders for being told what they had to do, but after coming here for the past 5 years, it was pretty upsetting to be asked to leave when we hadn't done anything.
I thought bars were supposed to
1.) cut people off when they've had too much, as this man told us he had 7 shots already at the Patio before coming to Datz (did he drink and drive? I'm not too sure but it's likely)
2.) protect women from creepy, antagonizing men
Clearly the staff and management don't care about protecting regular people, but would rather appease the scumbag creeps as long as they keep being their little cash pigs.
I doubt I'll ever return out of embarrassment of being kicked out for merely existing.