Mrs Robinson's Irish Pub — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I had an event at this bar earlier this week. First time there at that pub. This is a nice lil sports joint, with a nice back patio and groovy atmosphere. But as an FYI, I was not impressed by the business ethics of the blonde female bartender (no name) that hosted the back patio private affair. The booking Company in question has no association with this complaint and should in no way whatsoever be involved. This is purely my own individual experience and complaint alone. This is about bar/work business ETHICS!!

I wanted to put it on the record that in my opinion the Lady Bartender who hosted the bar for our private was clearly taking advantage of us/her customers. NOT A GOOD thing. I said nothing out of respect for the Co. that booked the event at that place, and hence I will try to keep this anonymous; however, respect should work both ways. Maybe this should be brought up to the attention of the bar Manager or owner? Being taken advantage of is something that really grinds my gear, to say the least, and I frankly would not be true to myself at 52 if I did not bring it up to you guys! Basically, I felt that the Lady bartender was clearly taking advantage of me. I paid with a $10 bill for a $7 pint cash and I received $3 back. I left a $1 tip. That's fair. Same exact thing for my 2nd pint, but I left a $2 tip. Fair as well. I then paid for my 3rd pint, but that time, she kept the $10 bill and never bothered giving me any change! I let it go and did not say anything as a courtesy and in order to not seem petty. I figured a $3 tip is a nice Holiday gift for a pint anyways. But that should be up to me, not her! Then, however, I charged my last 2 pints of Guinness and I was shocked to be charged $27 for those 2 beers! That's right! $27!! That is $13.50 a pint! There is no way 2 pints cost $27, guys! Again, out of common social courtesy, I did not say anything and l consciously kept my mouth shut, as this was a private celebratory function. I even added a $4 tip on that as well, knowing that I would later write this review. So I think I was pretty decent, considering... It is pretty clear in my mind that she was taking advantage of our crowd and the function. If she did it with and to me, it is fair to assume she probably did the same to other folks present there that evening. Not cool! Not a cool thing at all, folks. And certainly not a great first impression. Obviously will not be going back there ever. Bummer, it seems like such a...

Mrs. Robinson is the new typhoid Mary. This was the second time we have been to the newly named Mrs. Robinson's. Both times there was no check at the door for vaccine card. The place was well over crowded. Tonight was no different. The patrons were the type of people to openly admit they have covid while they cough in your drink.

Now the wait staff, bartenders, cooks were all nice but few wore their masks appropriately (gents it isn't hard to put the mask over your nose AND mouth). The food was actually quite good. The drinks were heavy pours and large glasses. Prices were decent. But the patrons......... let's discuss.

There were 2 men tonight, sitting at the bar. Instead of enjoying their evening, they began harassing me about wearing my mask (we were getting ready to head out). Then they both bragged that they had covid actively now and were proud they weren't protecting others or themselves. The bartenders heard this and just shrugged. At this point I'm realizing our mistake in trying an old favorite locale (Back when it was Nolan's) for the newly named place.

I'm not sure what changed, why they now attract people who are crass with no class, but it is clear this facility has no care for the protection of its patrons. It's heart breaking to see a once fine establishment turned into a classless dive. Hopefully new owners will come in and straighten the place back out. Until then Mrs. Robinson will be a place we warn others to avoid as it supports spreading the plague, just as Typhoid Mary did. Or maybe just a name change will be adequate to convey how little it cares for...

I was so disappointed during my last visit. I've been coming to this location even before it was Mrs Robinson Irish pub, so I'm extremely familiar with wait time, the scene, and the service. I decided to go during a weekday in the evening with a friend and I'm sad to say what a bad experience we had. As we got inside the bar seats were full and so were the few tables that are there , I waited patiently for the person in front of me to place his order with the guy working at the bar , he did got his drink and stayed talking with the bartender , no big deal , the bar tender could clearly see me and my friend waiting , we were staring at him to get his attention so we could order but he just stright out ignored us , he asked the few people in front of him if they were good, I said excuse me put me hand up gave a little wave to try to get his attention, but he continued to ignore us and kept on talking to the same person. A woman then said oh I think they want to order , he just laughed and rolled his eyes turned his back and payed no attention and didn't want to be bothered. It was then that the guy sitting next to us tells me oh he's like that , he always ignores people who are not regulars and ignores Hispanic people, I was in complete shock. I took it personally at that point even more so because I'm a PROUD Scottish/ Irish and Mexican woman. Regardless , his rude actions caused us...