P R's — Restaurant in Fort Worth

Wauw, I am visiting from Europe and never experienced this before in my life. I tried to enter this bar but was not allowed to get in, because I was wearing a white plain T-shirt. The staff told me that I could not enter the club because I was wearing a plain white T-shirt and it looks like I a confict….

While in the bar there were standing multiple people with a white T-shirt but the difference according to the lady at the entrance was that they were wearing a white T-shirt with a logo so they could enter.

I could not enter because my white t-shirt had no logo on it; so the bouncers at the entrance forced me to buy a t-shirt from them so that I could enter the club.

It is ridiculous that I have to spent money to buy a T-shirt in order to enter the club because my White T-shirt does not have a logo on it.

On top of that, the security at the front entrance was very unprofessional and acted very childish towards the questions I asked them about the refusal. Like I said; I’m from Europe so did not understand the situation at all and they just told me I look like a criminal because I was wearing a white T-shirt.

I recommend the management to change their policy and specifically their arrogant staff at the front door whom think they can kick anyone out; whoever they want too. It is very strange that when your wearing a plain white T-shirt; the staff forces you to buy aT-shirt from the bar while if your wearing a plain White T-shirt with a logo you can get in without a problem.

I hope management reads this message and changes their weird policing, on top of that I hope they do something about the very arrogant front door staff and teach them some about life and decencies.

Hope you read this message and do something with...

Kicked my friend out because he had X's on his hands and the lady at the front with the glasses gave him the wrong wrist band, admitted to the mistake, and then did nothing to undo her wrong. So he got kicked out for no reason due to their fault and giving them the wrong wristband. A group of girls next to us said they had the same thing happen to him. We asked for a manager they said they would send one, never did, so I kindly asked another bouncer, he yelled at us and told us he wouldn't be kicked out for no reason and threatened to kick us out just for wondering why this is all happening. I spoke to about 3 different bouncers, non of them helped or even gave any of us the time of the day. He paid 30$ for entry just to get kicked out because of a staff error. This is the worst bar I have ever been to. We were just standing there having a conversation and he gets kicked out. Never come here bro, overrated, rude, and insane treatment. Not our faults the bouncers at the entrance don't have a clue what is going on, must be why they work there in general, they have no brain or capability to do anything else but stand there and mess up. 0/10. I attached a picture of the ones who did this. Hopefully, the manager or owner of this place can get them together. They walked up to us and started taking pictures of us as well, like we have done anything wrong. I've never met worse losers and petty unprofessional workers. It's not hard to do your job as simple as...

The overall bar experience wasn't horrible, but looking at my bank account the next morning I'm seriously uncomfortable with the fact that leaving a tab open means that $50 is held against my account for a week before it's settled at the correct amount. For an $18.50 (AFTER tip) tab. Most bars that do this hold it at $20 - and it really doesn't matter what amount they hold it at, if a tab held at $5 is walked and there isn't enough in the account to cover the funds, there is still a way to force the transaction. $50 to hold a tab is simply outrageous, it stays on my bank account affecting my balance, and there's not even a sign to that effect - if there was, I would have used a CREDIT card and not my DEBIT card. Utterly ridiculous and I'm not happy about it. STILL can't get someone on the phone. And on top of it, we were all 21+, but charged a $5 cover before 10:00pm, and there wasn't even a band. Obviously they expect each person to drink a minimum of $50, is the $5 cover for the drinkers really necessary? I mean, ok, "It's just $5." Fine, but I didn't have cash on me. Of course there's a convenient ATM, and for said convenience you're charged an additional $2 there, and your bank charges you another $2 later. Luckily my friend paid my cover and I just bought her first round. And to those of you who will undoubtedly say, "you could have just gone somewhere else and not paid the cover," if my friends didn't really want to go there, I...