Yeehawg — Restaurant in Fayetteville

Y'all gotta be careful at this place mann.. Tonight was my second unfair encounter with the same person. This time, it's Pride weekend here in Fayetteville, and there are great vibes all around excpet for At the door of this place.. .

I was enjoying my time until I tried to re-enter this bar. I had already been there several times earlier. The bouncer asks for ID or a wristband from the people before me, then they pass. When it's my turn to enter, he asks for my ID. Typically, I just walk in because I literally have a rapport with everyone since I frequent the place. I show my wristband though, because that's what you're supposed to do. Even though I was already inside, he says he has to see my ID. People have jobs to do, so I present my ID to him, but he snatches it from my hand and gives it back. I walk past him & I say, 'Omg, & he snatched it?' Not to the snatcher, but to the second security person who puts the band on you. They're also a friend of mine, but I already had a band so we were just talking... I ask him if he saw him snatch it, because sometimes I trip for real. I was trying to be sure I wasn't overreacting. But this time, the first dude was just being ugly to me, & jumped into the conversation to pick… literally abusing his power because he could.

Clearly, he snatched my ID bc he wanted a reaction.. A TROLL..

Also- mind you guys, at this point, I've walked past the rude snatcher Troll. My back is actually to this man, talking to the second person, when he says to me, 'If you wanna have an attitude, you can get out!' I had to turn around and be sure he was even talking to me. When I turned around, I said, 'Sir, I'm not even engaging with you. I wasn't talking to you at all.' He tried again to rile me up. I just repeated myself because I knew I hadn't said anything towards him. When I denied his confrontation and reiterated that I didn't say anything to him at all, he proceeds to wave down the police that are standing near. He tries to tell them I'm being problematic towards him and causing an issue, which wasn't true. And clearly, they could see that, which is why the police didn't bother me. My friend walks up, who is actually the security guard I usually deal with, and he gets things calm. Thank goodness.

But that guy really tried to get the cops on me because I spoke up about him snatching my ID out of my hand and being rude. Bully ass man tried to get me in trouble with the cops bc i didnt let him be ugly to me quietly…

Yee Hawg, if your doormen are behaving this way, then you may need to retrain them, well, specifically him, l i had to deal with- bc I never have this problem.. that one with the power trip complex tonight is just dangerous …

Actually really dangerous for people like me. The whole ordeal could have gone really bad if the cops weren't already close enough to see I wasn't actually being problematic like he said I was.

With this political climate, there isn't much room for that kind of recklessness, especially from a security guard or doorman. He should not ever be allowed to work the door, maybe doesn't need to be a security guard either, if he abuses the power like that..

Not to mention I WAS a patron...

So yee hawg was once my favorite bar to go to. But after this last encounter I will never go back and I encourage everyone to stay away. My parents are in town and I took them up. Where I was charged 17 dollars for two double makers and coke they were charged 37$. Without ANY attitude my mom asked “I’m sorry is this pricing correct?” And the bartender who couldn’t respond to it got the manager who was HORRIBLE!! She was horrible with my parents and so I stepped in. We were told she would not yell at the new girl for her mistake (notice that she admits to a mistake) I responded with I was not asking that of her. That I just wanted the second free drinks she offered my parents. When she first came out BECAUSE as I was explaining to her those two drinks were 17$ when I ordered them! Then I went on to explain the SECOND thing I ordered was 5 shots and I spent 35$. After I said this the “managers” response was “well you just said you paid 17! SECURITY GET THEM OUT!” So not only did she disregard my point, she stole money, and had us man handled out. Another issue I have is that I was CALMY walking out and asking the bouncer if I can ask him about the drink pricing and I was REPEATEDLY pushed in the back and the words he kept saying were “that’s fine walk out”. AS I WAS WALKING OUT CALMLY!! Then that same bouncer proceeded to cuss at us and tell us to “f**k off” and that we were wrong to have been so “loud” when mind you, you can’t hear the person RIGHT next to you!

We went to shotz next, because I knew our bracelet cover charge was paid. And a security guard from yee hawg came in asked us out of there! We did just fine leaving. I did not realize that they are this awful. We were not violent, destructive, or aggressive, and we had not shown any sign of being so. We questioned the tab is all. And we were treated so awfully. This Is a place that I will no longer support and I will encourage other on here and everyone I meet to never give the yee hawg brand...

I wish I could give Yeehawg a zero rating. A group of friends and I from Kansas came to visit a friend in AR over the weekend and we had the absolute worst experience here... and we never even made it past the front door. My group of friends is primarily minorities but one of us was white, and guess who the only person the bouncer let in was. You guessed it my Caucasian friend. He grabbed the rest of our IDs and told us we had fake IDs. Given I am the youngest of the group and I am 22, the rest of my friends are 24+. At this point we said that it's fine just give us our IDs back and we will go somewhere else because obviously he isn't familiar with KANSAS IDs. But this man wouldn't let go of our IDs. We end up waiting for the manager to come check our IDs and he shows the bouncer how to correctly identify that we have real IDs. The bouncer got upset and yelled a homophobic-slur to us (given we had 3 gay males with us) we were obviously upset that we had to experience this. We try to talk to the manager but instead of talking to us he physically pushes (not trying to harm us) us to the sidewalk and tells us to get out of there. So I strongly urge everyone to go to any other bar on DICKSON Street. There is no excuse for what we experienced Friday night and having the manager support his employee who was obviously in the wrong was terrifying. Really any other one, later that night we had a great time at...