Hogs & Kisses — Restaurant in Lake Geneva

I frequent this place on Saturdays. The female bartender and the security are great. We don't even have to tell the bartender what were drinking because she already knows. She's also quick to serve us when we walk up to the bar. Security has always been respectful and fun in our experience. I've never had the food here; as we usually arrive after the hours that food is served, so i can't comment on that yet. The place gets packed usually about 10:30-11ish pm (which I enjoy). The place is realitivly small and the bathrooms can be difficult to navigate in and out when there's so many people. Especially if you really gotta go. But this aspect doesn't bother me a whole lot. The small area of the bar and dance floor creates a more connective experience with other people. You're going to get bumped into, and probably alot. You're going to be packed on the dance floor with everyone else. I personally enjoy the connectivity of everyone. All in all, I enjoy this place and find it to be a fun...

If I could give them zero stars I would. This place has terrible employees and the management wasn't much better. My friends and I went here while in Lake Geneva for a bachelorette party. One of my friends, the sister of the bride, was 37 weeks pregnant. She was standing on the rung of her chair to get a video of her sis and some bridesmaids while they were on the dance floor. Apparently this isn't allowed. An immature, disrespectful tool they employ as one of their 'bouncers' came up from behind her and kicked her chair instead of asking her to sit down. When she almost toppled on her very pregnant belly, he laughed, told her to sit, and walked away. When I went and asked to speak to the a manger he appeared to not care at all. The manager said he 'would speak to him'. Which he did, as they both gave us the stink eye. We promptly left. Don't expect respect from the staff. Super...

This bar came highly recommended to me while out for my Bachelorette. When we attempted to enter the bar we were told that they were at capacity and we would have to form a line. A couple walked up, handed the guard their IDs and were let in immediate. As we began to leave, more people came and were let in immediately. We were not loud, inebriated, or in any way rowdy but were denied entry anyway. When another member of our group reached out to the owner, they were told that we misunderstood and that the people being let in were outside smoking. The people who were outside smoking when we arrived were still outside when we left. If the security guard knew that the people he let in were already inside, why would he need to check their IDs again? We weren't let in because we were a group of African American people not because they were...