Me and a few girlfriends recently visited this location because they were holding an event called “Girls night out”. We have never been here previously so we didn’t know what to expect. We were greeted by a very friendly doorman. When we entered we were “welcomed” by unfriendly servers who had trouble figuring out where to seat us. Two women in our group were in wheelchairs. We were unable to sit at the upper level because it wasn’t handicap accessible, which is a pretty big strike for us. We had to sit on the main level with the high top tables (we were also told that we would have to go to the bar and place our orders instead of having a server come to us. I guess they don’t “service” the high top tables. Although clearly we were unable to go to the upper level so we were hoping they would make an exception for us.) They sat us all the way in the back and we were barely able to see the stage. We got there about 30 minutes before the show even began and there were hardly any people in the bar. They could’ve sat us at a table where we would be able to enjoy the show. Especially with having two individuals in wheelchairs. I did not have good experiences with either of the female bartenders. They were both very confused and could not make drinks properly. They want you to stick to the menu of their overpriced cocktails with hardly any alcohol in them. When I attempted to get a certain drink or shot, they said they didn’t have that ingredient or they didn’t know how to make it. They then shoved the menu on me and basically said “stick to this”. Very rude, very short. Some women in the group ordered food, it came out pretty late and the fried pickles were left behind and when we mentioned where they were the girl brought them out and said “Sorry for your wait” and handed us cold friend pickles. Definitely forgotten, on accident or purpose? The bathroom WAS NOT fully handicap accessible. My friend in her motorized wheelchair could not even fit in one of their stalls. Most of the night the bartenders were lined up toward the back, not busy. The girls were all rude and extremely unfriendly or unwilling to help. They were avoidant from the beginning. The only Barley House worker that we had a very nice experience with, was the nice doorman that greeted us at the beginning. He also got us wristbands since we were unable to do so, which made it so easy on us. And he turned off the fan that was directly on us and kept looking over at us to make sure we were accommodated for. Very sweet and I wish I got his name. All in all I honestly wouldn’t recommend this bar. The staff In horrible, with the one exception. The drinks are awful and the vibe is definitely “off”. None of us will be returning, and I highly suggest you don’t visit this particular establishment.