Absolutely RUDE service! For an upscale restaurant, I expect to be treated in only a polite and professional manner. Instead, I experienced an unapologetic, combative, disrespectful, and obnoxious wait staff last night. I have been to Bin 14 before and was impressed with both the food and service, however, my experience last night was the complete opposite and left me feeling embarrassed and unwanted at this establishment. I will not be returning. Upon entering the restaurant in the evening of Friday, 12/4/15, my boyfriend found two empty seats at the bar. He was roughly informed by the bartender (female with brunette hair and dark glasses) that he could not sit there. When he asked if the bar seats were reserved, she responded with a "no" and then tried to argue with him that people were waiting to sit there. The seats were empty and no one was standing next to them, so he sat down. Like she had said, the seats were not reserved?! She tried to argue with him again, but a second bartender (female with brunette hair and a tattoo on her hand) intervened and informed him he could sit. I arrived 2 minutes later and took the empty seat next to him. When explaining the rudeness he encountered to me, the second bartender, whom had obviously eavesdropped on our discussion, interrupted our conversation and explained they wanted to seat a couple at the bar whom had been waiting for 45 minutes for their reservation. So we can't take first-come, first-serve bar seats because the restaurant incorrectly booked a reservation? Ok, great. That would have been fine, but then this bartender proceeded to snicker to the first bartender about us and what just transpired...right in front of us! Trying to prevent this from ruining our evening, we ordered 1 glass of wine each - the O.P.P. Pinot Noir from Oregon - at $12/glass. We left $25 on the counter, blatantly giving a $1 tip. We walked out and thought this bad experience was over, but no. As we hit the sidewalk, the very polite bouncer chased us outside and informed us we had not settled our bar tab. We were then asked to go back inside and speak with a gentleman in a red plaid shirt next to the hostess stand (manager)? Ok...so we went back inside and asked the gentleman what the problem was. He told us we were short on our tab. He requested our receipt from the bartender, looked at it, and told us our bill was $25.72 with tax. We were chased down because we failed to leave $0.72 for tax?? We explained we left $25 ($24 for the two glasses of wine at $12 each and a $1 tip) and then he said to "forget about it" and walked away from us. No apologies for failing to look at the tab/question his staff before having us chased down for $0.72 nor for his bartender's behavior, whom obviously was annoyed we didn't leave a tip? We then threw $1 on the bar and left. I have never been treated so disrespectfully at an establishment where the upmost professionalism is expected. If Anthony Pino expects to continue to be successful in an increasingly affluent town with his upscale restaurants, he needs to re-evaluate his staff to ensure they understand how to treat the type of diners who frequent these places. Honestly, you would probably interact with more courteous employees at McDonald's. read more