REBAR — Restaurant in San Antonio

If you wanna have a good night, don't come here on the weekends. They hired a bunch of rude bouncers that harass you on the way into the bar and inside the bar. Especially that Chris Rosales douche from Alamo City "Protection" Squad. He takes protection SOUPER SRSLY. He's got some sort of god complex and is trigger happy and wants to provoke you into some sort of breach of the peace so he has an excuse to arrest you or your friends. He acts like he's a cop and completely ruins the mood of going into the bar. Then inside the bar, a giant bouncer puts his hand on your chest and pushes you into the wall, as if he has the right to touch you, and asks why your hat is slightly tilted. I didn't appreciate my friends and I being treated like criminals just for trying to have a good night. The "junkyard guard dogs" this bar hired needs to be put into check. They had zero right to do half the things they did to us. The bar staff was nice but I'm not going to this...

Unprofessional as evidenced by the owner's comment. To give the public an accurate representation so they can make their own mind up, my husband went back to his car (after being in the bar already for an hour) to get equipment for a band that was performing a tribute concert for a local musician who recently passed away. Not realizing he had a *pocket knife * clipped to his jeans, he was stopped and the security guard accused him of trying to sneak in to the venue. ?? He took the pocket knife and again walked back to the car to leave it. When returning (again) He explained his wife was in the bar already and if they would look they would see that. They made the decision to accuse him of lying about me being there even though no one checked. Did a full search of him and would only allow him back in if he Apologized! to the security guard. 🙄 Leaving a deserving review is not taking the low road, even if it hurts feelings. No...

I went to Rebar to attend a baby shower. The area was spacious, functional, and aesthetically pleasing, with direct access to the outdoor patio for smokers. There was ample parking, and the host had no problem getting around in her wheelchair. I never even knew they rented out venue space for functions/events like that, and from what I understand, it was quite affordable. Despite the guest of honor being a no-show, the future father was there for the duration, and the event was a success. Everyone seemed to have a great time! I would recommend Rebar to anyone looking for a venue to host am their event...