Caroline A
Google
Experienced some pretty horrible employee harassment here a few years ago, but never wrote a review. It still shakes me up and after seeing from reviews that it’s maybe gotten worse, just thought I’d add my two cents.
My friend and I came here for a drink after dinner. A little before closing, we got in line for the bathroom. We were last in line with probably 10 people ahead of us and it was a single stall bathroom so by the time we got in, the bar had already closed. While in the bathroom, my friend had a safety pin holding her body suit together and it came undone and got caught in a precarious way that was pinching her and we were trying to fix it. No more than a minute after we entered, there was banging on the door. I yelled “just a minute!” which led to more banging and then the sound of multiple people yelling and hitting the door. I assumed it was a bouncer and opened the door to explain and was met by 10 male employees yelling, laughing, and mocking us. They told me if I needed help to “call an ambulance” and that my friend and I were just “dumb drunk white girls” - which was also an assumption because we weren’t drunk and my friend wasn’t white, but regardless was inappropriate. ALSO…even if we were drunk, sorry we purchased so much alcohol from you? We closed the door and the banging and yelling continued. We were stressed and panicked, which made getting the pin untangled from the fabric even harder. Two female workers who I guess took pity on us, pretty much pushed their way in to help and saw my friend undressed without her consent. They rolled their eyes at us when they saw the issue, but they ALSO had trouble getting the pin off. Finally we did and as we exited the bathroom and then the bar, the workers followed us, yelling, calling us names, and laughing at us. My friend and I started to cry, totally overwhelmed and humiliated - it honestly felt like shame walk from GOT and had I not been tipsy and still in my twenties, probably could have laughed at how insane it was. But at the time, I felt vulnerable and honestly pretty scared at how aggressive this group of men were being. They almost seemed giddy to be making fun of us, egging each other on, and it felt like this was something they’d probably done before - targeted the last few women at the bar when no one could see, just because they could. We tried to tell the manager at the door outside what happened, but he looked at us blank faced and said he didn’t know what workers these were and eventually turned and left us crying outside. I will never in a million years step back in this place and don’t recommend any women or queer people do either.
Don’t remember if the drinks were good but those probably sucked too!!