It is with the utmost dismay that i have to write a review like this, but i cant sit here, and let an issue like this go unspoken of. It is mind blowing the way i was treated when i tried to visit there for UFC246. I walked in the front door and i saw the owner, and i guess the other guy was a manager. I opened my wallet to provide my identification. The owner informed me that i could not get in without a reservation. I was a walk in, and being that i have walked in before, and paid to watch a fight, and then bought a steak, i figured i could do it again. I was unaware of the information on the web sight about seating.... The web sight said nothing about people being turned away.... I offered to pay double for entry just to be able to stand in the corner and watch the fight. They still said no and rudely brushed me off. This was concerning because i was extremely cool about everything when i walked expecting a good time. I begged the guys to let in and they brushed me off quite coldly. They treated me like there was a huge party that i wasn't invited, or welcome to. They never asked me to leave, i walked out the door on my own after realizing they weren't going to let me in even though there was plenty of room in the building. It also didn't help that everyone around was white. The whole thing had a discriminatory feeling, regardless if they meant to make it look like that or not. It looked racist. I felt they had used there discretionary judgment out of discrimination. As i walked out i felt in my gut that something did not seem right. I doubled back and expressed my displeasure to the both of them, standing up for myself. After a brief exchange of unpleasantries with the manager, and the owner, they didn't have to ask me to leave, i walked out the door again for good this time.......... As i was walking outside, and proceeded down the block, the owner ran outside after me. He began to follow and approach me as i proceeded to the public city street away from the bar. The owner was using profanity threatening me, and i began to feel intimidated because i was being confronted by the owner and the manager as if they were going to jump me when i was trying to leave. The owner postured as if he was going to charge at me, and assault me. I cant even lie we were cursing at each other simultaneously, because the owner now escalated the situation by coming outside as if he could just put his hands on me just because he wanted to. You cant violate someones constitutional right just because you don't like something someone says to you. I was trying to back peddle away from everything when security ran out of the bar. I did not see the need to confront these guys being as they weren't even aware of what was going on, they were just told to go outside. Your own security had to pull the owner back in. What kind of owner knowingly exposes himself to liability when running a business walks outside, and intimidates a citizen who was trying to leave? What confidence or entitlement gives him the right to think that he can just walk outside and violate my constitutional rights? This looked like the formation of a hate crime. This is very discouraging, but i had to tell my side of the story. We are going through enough difficult times in this country right now, and it doesn't help our community when people like this conduct their businesses in this manner. This is not how you treat people. I know something isn't right because i went to cheers downtown afterwards and the vibe was completely different, It was welcoming and everybody was cool, and it was packed. Wound up taking a selfie wit some coos ass guys i didn't even know. I felt the difference between the two places. Its a shame that these issues exist in our own city this close. This treatment doesn't even deserve a rating, but i had to put a star to make this post.....There are other reviews from people if you read them complaining of the same thing about this place.
PS: I had no drinks prior, was completely sober, and dressed more than appropriate.
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