Braddah's Brewhouse, it's like a brewhouse, without the brew...
Let me explain:
We rented a cabin over the weekend and decided to walk over to the brewhouse. I noticed their hours posted when I stopped by earlier in the day. After a long day at the beach, nothing sounded better than sipping a cold beer, my wife was looking forward to a cocktail and sitting outside enjoying the view.
Their hours posted are 2pm-7pm, perfect! We walked in at 5pm, noticed a few people playing foosball, but nobody behind the bar.
I walked into the gift shop to find 4 employees sitting around laughing and having a conversation. I asked if they knew where the bartender was, one lady turned around and said she shut down the bar early because business was slow. She then pointed to the fridge in the corner and said they have drinks for sale there.
Not exactly what I was hoping.
I said no thanks and began to walk out. As I did, I overheard the guy in the group mentioned to the woman who spoke to me, "why don't you just pour him a beer, I mean, you're still here".
She didn't bother...
The moral of the story is, you can't expect there to be business if you're not open for business.
Management:
If you're going to shut down when business is slow, lets help each other out here, at least put a sign up at the bar that says "closed", or adjust your pub hours, or maybe look into hiring staff that'll work during the hours listed. read more