First, I want to say that No Problemo is my favorite burrito place around. Their Santa Pepper is amazing and their hot sauces are fire! My girlfriend and I go here on weekly basis. Their food is deserving of nothing less than 5 stars. However, their "full service" bar left me leaving there feeling so awkward, guilty and a uncomfortable. It will definitely be some time before I go back for takeout and I don't think I will ever eat in there again. I was not going to comment on my experience because I felt like I was to blame for it. However, after talking to friends who work in the food service industry I was strongly encouraged to share my experience. So, what happened was I went in this past Thursday (10/17/19) around 230pm. My friend and I decided to have tacos and a beer at the bar. Our dine in order came to $26 before tax. I also go two burritos to go. I tipped 15% only the portion of the bill that was dine in. I always tip when I get takeout here, but I figured tipping only the dine in portion was sufficient. Well, this was definitely not the case in the eyes of our bartender. I was quickly informed in a gratuitously rude manner by the waitress/bartender this was nothing less than unacceptable for the services she rendered. She confronted me as I was leaving, and informed me that "it is common practice to tip 20% on the entire bill". This is new to me for I thought it was common practice to tip 15%. It was so awkward and she was quite angry. I was so uncomfortable and embarrassed. As I proceeded to give her the $10 tip she requested, she was grumbling her discontent intentionally loud enough to her coworker so myself, my friend and other patrons could here it. Additionally, I am assuming this coworker was her significant other because they showed public displays of affection multiple times during the hour my friend and I were there. This was also a little uncomfortable. The whole experience so very awkward and discouraging. I love No Problemo, but this experience was freaking weird.