We had reservations for 4 and were seated in the dining room. 2 of us wanted the Prime Rib special for 25.00. Not until we were ordering were we told we could only get the special if we were seated at the bar area. They pushed 2 round bar tables together and we moved there. After being seated we were told if we weren't gold or platinum members the prime rib would be 40.00 and we could not get the happy hour drinks. Wait, what?! We opted to leave. First, the signage out front advertising the happy hour has fine print way at the bottom with vague language which makes it very misleading. Second, we were told by the bar waitress that this confusion happens a lot. Third, the hostess should be trained to tell people this before seating. A simple "if you want the prime rib special or drink special you have to sit at the bar and you have to have a gold or platimum status". Do they think most people won't bother to move and therefore will order something more expensive off the regular menu? After this fiasco we won't be back. Is it a private club for gold and platinum members or a restaurant open to the public? It doesn't look good to try to be both - seems like something you need to think about. Then again maybe you don't think locals help your bottom line....