I've waited forever to speak out about my experiences with ledgeview, as a past employee as well as past regular customer. I was hired in October of 2022 and ended being an employee November of 2022. I had a pretty decent first night, I was slightly overwhelmed because I started without any knowledge of alcohol and of course I chose to be a bartender. I didn't know what anything was, but was told before obtaining my bartending license they prefer people who have never bartended before so they can train them their way. I often was a customer of the bowling alley too, and understood their sarcasm and joking behavior, until I became an employee and I started being treated like complete crap. I didn't like how they treated customers either, from the inside looking out. They're very racist, and I heard that from several customers, as well as witnessed it myself. I know the manager (M) always complained about people who were not white reeking of weed, and being over intoxicated or loud, and just continually went off about it as well as said he shut the business down early if no one is in there but them. I didn't appreciate that, at all. I as a human accept all people, and was not about to treat someone different because of the color of their skin. You'd think, being as old as they are, they were taught those simple instructions to prepare them for adulthood. Apparently a lesson hasn't been taught. Secondly, it doesn't matter how long you work, you can guarantee the people at the end of the shift get more tips then you, closing person. I got 1 days worth of tips, and worked about a week. Even came in when I was supposed to be off. I got $108on a busy wednesday and so did everyone else, apparently. also was never paid for the time I worked there. I was told to turn my direct deposit information in by the night I quit or I wasn't being paid. Now why I quit, because when I first started, I was being "trained" by a man (J) who claimed he was an overseer of or an equal to the manager (M), so I was assuming I'd be taught a lot, but instead felt so uncomfortable from being sexually harassed and flirted with, constantly that I told the original person that hired me (M) and he said he wouldn't put me with (J) again, well the time I worked it was just me and (J) working. Nobody else. I was supposed to be scheduled with (M) so I could be properly trained. In spite of all that, my last day was a Fish Fry Friday, and they were beyond busy, yet had me work, with having no knowledge of anything on how to bartend or even run the register, because no one trained me. They threw me to the front and expected me to run it alone. I was overwhelmed and asking for help, because everyone was standing in my way but acting more like I was just standing around. Customers were very rude and impatient because I needed help and couldn't get it. Well the manager (M) came up to get an order done on my register for someone in the back of the bar and got mad because I "wasn't doing anything" after asking several people, several times for help. He then got rude and said "what do you want? have you been paying attention? it's simple, do it" so I did and he said "No, just move" and he insisted on doing it AFTER SEEING I had no idea what to do, then I collected the money from the person and he ripped the money out of my hand and told me to leave. With a behavior like that I felt in the wrong for negligence, in not being trained correctly, then coming in on my time off for extra experience even and still not being trained wasn't my fault. I was slow at what I did because I just started out. Oh and if you want to eat on a shift? Everyone can but you, if you ask. So don't expect to eat or have more than a 5 minute break, no matter how long you work. I wasn't paid for my time, I wasn't tipped from the "mass tip" where they collect everyone's then split it, I also was blocked personally by the manager (M) from calling the bowling alley or his personal phone number, because I wanted paid. I wouldn't recommend spending your money there nor being an employee there. I'd much rather spend my money elsewhere. read more