My fiancé and I found this place late last summer. Ever since, we choose this place whenever we want a delicious Chicken Sandwich and a drink. Their food has always been amazing! We visit Sweet Afton at least once a month. We always come during the weekend. Last night, was our first time there on a Monday. We had dinner around the area and a friend of ours told us we could end the night there. So we headed there for some drinks. To our surprise there was a live band playing! They were putting an amazing show, we loved it! A drink in and I decided to use the bathroom. Having a LEEP procedure done the previous week, I ask my fiancé to come with me. I can't bend over without feeling pain. In your house-bathroom you have no problem holding on to walls and comfortably sitting down. Knowing I can't do that in a public restroom, yes I asked him to come in with me. I'm hovering over the toilet, as he is washing his hands and someone knocks on the door. Let's describe the knock, it was more of a SWAT - team about to break the door down - type of knock! I yelled out "one second, coming out." Feeling bad thinking - wow someone really has to use the bathroom. But the bashing of the door doesn't stop, needless to say the we hear the waitress yell "I'm going to open the door!" My fiancé helped me up and before I'm done buttoning up my pants has to open the door so that the noise stops. At that point the bouncer rudely asks us to leave and yells out that what we were doing wasn't right. I still couldn't get my head around what was going on. He was so hostile, and I tried to nicely explain that we weren't fooling around I just needed him in there with me and that he was my FIANCÉ ! Without letting me speak he rudely starts walking us out. I tell him I had a tab and to relax and let me pay my tab. I walk over to my three friends who are clueless to the situation. I apologized and told them that they could stay but we had to leave. The bouncer still hovers over us without giving us any space. We weren't acting out, at that point we weren't fighting or arguing with the bouncer. He could've waited a foot away or near by and let us handle our tab and our friends. My fiancé owning a business, we know it's not ok to put a show for people to see. Needless to say we have manners. We pay our tab and walk out. Our friend walks out with us to figure out what was going on. At that point we are in front of the place and my friend asks the bouncer why he was acting the way he was with us. At that point, knowing we are outside and no one else is around I tried to tell the bouncer, that he was rude, that he didn't have to knock like that, that "we weren't fooling around, we are engaged and have many more other civilize places to fool around in." We live together, a sh*tty bathroom is not on the top of our list for places to fool around in and definitely not after a LEEP procedure. He rudely interrupts again without letting me finish. RUDE, RUDE, RUDE. Just as much as the waitress who started the knocking and assumed that we were fooling around. She started knocking 5 seconds into me putting my pants down and hovering over the toilet, meaning she saw us walk in, what could we have possibly done in 5 seconds for her to rudely want to knock the door down. I wasn't even given a chance to explain the circumstance in which she should've probably had to apologize and start giving people the benefit of the doubt. Not everyone has a dirty mind like hers to go into the bathroom and fool around. Specially when it's a slow night and the place was almost empty. People need to be given the benefit of the doubt. Some people do have manners. Some people have way more exciting things to do, like watch the wonderful live band! Than to be fooling around. It was pointed out to us that there were signs on the wall that it wasn't permitted for two people in the bathroom at once. Specially of the opposite sex, but that shouldn't matter if someone needs the company for physical help. As I did in this situation. The situation was handled so poorly and rudely