The Vault Martini Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Redlands

Live band on Saturday, they weren't bad when we went. Cheaper drinks! I liked the seating inside and outside. Inside was relaxing. It got busier as the night went on, but didn't have to yell which is great. Bartenders are cool, cocktails are good. Wish they had more bathrooms. But enjoyed it there.

Edit: Okay I went again, and I havd to say I really like it here. The drinks are still yummy and well priced, and all 4 bartenders were great. I was there for the shift change. I was able to wander around and explore it more this time, it's just a cool place with all these different levels. The people are nice and it's easy to find someone to talk to. It has the busy-ness of being a Redlands bar, while still feeling like the small town bars that I'm used to. I will definitely come back, but not nearly as long of a wait in between visits next time. I can not recommend enough, if you're in Redlands, stop in at the Vault. They'll...

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Just left pride night because the bartender was ridiculously rude to me. I was having such a good time with my girl and the DJ was awesome. But while I was trying to get my drink a lot of people cut in front of me so I told the bartender I’m next. And his response was “I don’t think so don’t tell me how to do my job”. It was unnecessarily rude for no reason. He could’ve just told me no that I was wrong if that was the case. I literally left before the drag show started because he made me feel so uncomfortable. I will never be back because of him. I was having such a good time and your bartender ruined my night. I’m better off going to L.A where that never happens. Wack...