What can I say about Tonic? Well, if you like to go to a bar that will charge your credit card four times and thus, cause you to have bank overdraft fees, then Tonic is the place to go. I went on a Wednesday night. My total bill was $15.50; with tip, it totaled $20.00. Then I attended a work party Friday night of the same week. My bill was $20.98. I paid $10.00 cash and put $10.98 on my card. You may be asking, "What about the tip?" Just so you know, the service was horrible and most of us ended up having to go to the bar to request a drink, which we were then turned away and told, "You'll have to tell your waiter." Saturday morning, I check my bank account balance. I was charged the following: $11.00, $20.00, $10.98, and $20.98. If you notice, $11.00 wasn't an amount from either of my bills. Now, as most of us probably do, I budget my money carefully so that I know exactly what I can spend. These charges caused me to carry a negative balance in my bank account. I called the manager (who obviously didn't want to help me) and the owner. The owner informed me that sometimes their system does this and for me to wait a few days and the extra charges should fall off. So, I decided to wait, since my bank was unable to help me until the charges cleared. Tuesday morning, I check my bank account balance. The $20.00 cleared, the $11.00 fell off, the $20.98 remained, and the $10.98 had turned into $13.98. I guess the waiter wasn't too excited about not receiving a tip and decided to add $3.00 to my bill. I called the owner of Tonic and was told to inform the manager, so I left a message for the manager (who has yet to return my call). To top everything off, since my account had been in overdraft status for several days, I was being charged a $35.00 fee from my bank. I hope, if any of you decide to visit Tonic, you won't have to endure what I have had to. read more