The ambiance and music were amazing, but besides that I wouldn't recommend this bar for anyone who looks young. I went on a Thursday afternoon with some friends to celebrate their graduation. We're all 21-22 years old. When we first walked in, we waited near the entrance because we weren't familiar with the layout and didn't realize you could just walk straight back to the bar area. When we finally made our way to the bar, the bartender seemed to ignore us for a while despite it not being particularly busy. When he eventually came over, the attitude started immediately. We were asked for our IDs, and when he scanned my driver's license, he told me, "I'm going to have to ask you to leave." Confused, I asked why, and he said it had been flagged as fake. Since I knew it was a real license, I offered my ID card as a second form of identification. He took it, scanned it, and when I asked if it worked, he replied, "Yeah, it did," with a deadpan stare and an incredibly rude tone. My friend and I started talking about how strange it was that a legitimate license could get flagged and what someone is supposed to do if they don't happen to have a second form of identification on them. Instead of simply explaining the situation, the bartender told me I should "throw that card out" because every bar uses the same system and someone would eventually take it. When I explained that it was my driver's license and not something I could just throw away, he again responded with, "I don't know, I'm just telling you what the machine says," before walking away. What really bothered me is that even after I proved my age with a valid second form of identification, his attitude never changed. If the concern was genuinely whether I was old enough to be there, that issue had already been resolved. Yet he continued speaking to us as if we were inconveniencing him simply by being there. The entire interaction felt hostile from the moment we approached the bar until the moment we left. We ended up having one drink in silence and leaving afterward because the experience was so uncomfortable. Fortunately, when we closed out, a different employee helped us and she was incredibly sweet and friendly. I completely understand that bartenders have to deal with fake IDs and difficult customers. I have no issue with him checking my identification or taking the scanner's warning seriously. My issue is the attitude. There is a way to explain a situation professionally without being dismissive, rude, or making guests feel unwelcome. We watched him joke around and laugh with other customers at the bar, yet every interaction with us felt cold, irritated, and condescending. By the end of the night, it genuinely felt like we were being treated differently because we look young. What ruined the experience wasn't the scanner, it was the way we were treated afterward. I totally understand having a bad day or a stressful night but we watched him interact with different customers and that same attitude wasn't there. It just sucks that our night ended on such a bummy note. read more