Pamela M.
Yelp
Edit:
I really wasn't that busy of a night. My review has zero to do about how "busy" it was and my review does not once have the word "busy" in it.
Staff being rude is mentioned.
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The day staff starts to act like they're better than me and can treat me in ways they would not like to be treated is the day I take a long, who knows until when pause, from that establishment.
If you were in a small bar with limited seating and you got there early to get yourself a seat, would you expect a staff member to take your chair from behind you when you were not looking, not sitting, and standing up right at that moment?
I think everyone would say "no" to that.
At the VERY least use your words and ASK the person who's paying to be there if they do not want their chair anymore before you sneak it from them and hide it in a space behind the bar.
It was Kyle, I think. This situation is fair enough game for me to oust. I said, "You took my chair?" And he said "You can ask for it back" -- I'm sorry, Excuse Me?! The asking comes before snatching the chair. I told him "You should ASK before taking it".
Imagine if I went to SIT DOWN, when he stole my chair away? And I fell down. Full on embarrassment #1. And #2, what if I got hurt?
Seems like nothing until someone gets hurt, right. This business could be in some pretty big trouble from a senseless and inconsiderate act by a staff member.
If you can't work in small quarters without frustration and lashing out, don't choose to work in the tiniest cocktail bar in the city of Denver.
One could simply schooch the chair over a bit... or choose to say the words "excuse me"...if it is truly in the way to the point it's impeding someone from doing their job.
Sometimes, people stand for a few minutes, that doesn't mean they must stand the rest of their time cause they chose to stand for a bit or are leaving/coming from bathroom and hadn't sat back down, yet.
NOTE: There is nowhere for customers to go in this place, either!!!
I couldn't so much as go to the restroom without getting to second base with everyone I had to pass by to get to the bathroom -- forget about personal space in this bar!
I didn't take or move anyone's chair, I had to let the rubs happen cause that's the reality of the space/situation.
If the staff doesn't get this, why are customers supposed to?
I have TONS of places I can pay $25 for a drink (or much less). And, YES, they are equally just as good. Bougie craft cocktails ain't a new or unique concept. And, yes, $25 cause that's my out of pocket for some of these top tier drinks after tax + tip.