Travelers beware. My partner and I were asked to leave the bar after only two beers. We were in no way overly intoxicated, violated no rules, the bar was not too crowded and we were exemplary customers. Our thought was that we were accidentally confused for someone else - actual troublemakers. However, they then refused to return our credit card nor allow us to clear our bar tab. Very suspiciously, the manager would not even step outside to discuss it with us and the bouncers would not ask the bar to bring us our invoice in order to close and retrieve the card. We chose to come back to try again the next day when clearer heads could prevail. However upon return, we discovered that the bar was now claiming they no longer had the card. A quick check to the account online showed that they charged us nearly $200 for four draft beers. Clearly something very, very shifty is going on here. We will manage the stolen credit card (while traveling) with our bank, however, out-of-town guests should be aware they are being targeted here. Either by employees who can work their system to take advantage and/or by the establishment management itself allowing these sorts of experiences to happen when they can be easily solved through respectful communication. I tend to think they are complicit based on their very shifty behavior and refusal to even speak with us. There are a lot of great Irish pubs within an easy walk who will treat guests with respect and hospitality. Save yourself and go elsewhere.