Rodeo — Restaurant in New York

This bar attracts a very rowdy crowd. I partially grew up in Crown Heights, so I know this area very well pre-gentrification.

Friday and Saturday nights are extremely anxiety inducing. The music is extremely loud. There are too many patrons making the sidewalk inaccessible for other neighborhood and block residents. The bar doesn’t look inviting or welcoming and I find that this is a huge nuisance. I don’t know why they were allowed to open this place on a residential street like this.

The crowd, mostly young, whiter patrons are extremely obnoxious. There’s frequent trash around this bar, loud crowds walking on President street (where I live) making it hard to enjoy a nights sleep and arguments between drunk people.

I’ll address this at the next Community Board meeting because something needs to be done about how they operate. It’s unfair to long time residents of this neighborhood in my opinion. The patrons and the owner are clearly uninterested in respecting residents...

I hate to be that reviewing troll but I was sooo disappointed in the pretentious attitude of the bartenders last night. I used to listen to the owner’s radio show in college and was happy to come support this business. Bartenders couldn’t be bothered to share about the wine, instead just laughed when I tried identifying varietals… also my friend tried building rapport with bartender and she responded with snarky “ why would I remember you.” This attitude is no way to build a welcoming community. Too old to be acting like that. So good luck at the bar, but the radio and dance space is...

The atmosphere is nice, I haven't been for the dancing but I've heard good things. I've been twice now for the wine and food and both are just WILDLY OVERPRICED. Yesterday I got a glass of wine (the one on their cheaper side) and a toastie and with a 20% tip it came to $40. Definitely not sustainable for this neighborhood. Please adjust your pricing! Maybe look to establishments like Bakery by Textbook who are trying to do right when it comes to serving a blend of socioeconomic levels present in the neighborhood. That pricing for a glass of wine and a small snack would...