Monkey Lala — Restaurant in Maryland

As soon as I walked in, the patrons were rude. They looked me up and down, and said, "this seat is taken". (As if I didn't see the personal items sitting there.) So I retorted, "I'm just standing here to get a drink". So, then I asked the bartender if she had a drink menu - cocktails, frozen drinks and such - and she replied, "if you want that type of frou-frou drink, you have to go upstairs". Very rude, with a real attitude, and with no directions or "I'm sorry." This establishment needs a lesson in manners, else it will still keep drawing the same tired old crowd of bikers. You can tell why this place hasn't progressed with that type of attitude. It has the potential to be very popular, but I guess in some places, attitudes take precedence over profits. Not a good business plan, in my opinion. I'll be happy to never return to this establishment. I have no desire to hang around in a bar that smells like stale...

Tried to stop in on the way to a farm with my friend to get a quick drink. The blond middle aged women behind the bar was eating and and right after we asked for our drinks she starts texting on her phone then asked for our id’s which fair we look very young for being almost 30. She proceeds to look at them for awhile before asking if she can double check them upstairs, when she comes back down she says our real id’s look suspicious and she can’t serve us even her manager agrees. No id scanner just a hunch. Seems like the bartender is a bit jealous of our...

A dive bar for a dive bar. It's that divey. It's very much for the locals and less for visiting folk like ourselves. Literally within five minutes of arriving there was a man carried out under his arms and grabbed handfuls of people's hair on the way which triggered a side bar wise almost fight. Drinks were decent priced, very sweet bartenders. But the atmosphere left alot to be desired. Plus the music system needs some...