Let me preface this review by letting people know this is a… good ol boy bar. Despite being generally aware of this, it was near Saint Pattys Day, so our group was trying Irish sounding bars. We came in last night to grab a couple drinks. We walked in the place was pretty full, but luckily a table was open. Our party of five went to sit down but we’re told by the bartender very sternly “ONLY FOUR AT A TABLE”. We went over to the booths to find a spot for five and nothing was open, a few of my party decided to use the restroom and wait a couple minutes for a booth to open up. After a few minutes went by, no one came to ask us if we needed a seat. We asked the bartender if we could just pull up a chair to the four top. Eye contact, but no response. We all just decided to leave. On our way out, someone who worked there asked “Are you good? Why did you just come in to use the bathroom”. We told him there was no place to sit and they wouldnt let us sit at the four top. He replied “whatever, that seems awfully suspicious”. Dude was clearly tipsy too. Place seemed fine inside but just very weird how combative they were with 5 people coming for the first time and willing to spend hundreds of dollars on drinks. Seems like the clientele is just older (50-70 year old) white men so if that’s your demo, you’ll be fine. Really, the place just confirmed the reputation it has if you live anywhere remotely close to the area. Avoid this place if you’re younger, looking to have a couple drinks, have a female in your party, and want to sit down.