19th Hole Grill & Bar — Restaurant in Texas

Egregiously Unprofessional Conduct, Hostile Treatment, and Alleged Discriminatory Behavior

I traveled from Richmond, TX to The Woodlands to celebrate my friend’s birthday and was met with service that was wholly unacceptable and deeply unprofessional. The bartender, a white female identified as Megan, conducted herself in a manner unbecoming of her position,engaging in inappropriate behavior by initiating an unsolicited arm-wrestling challenge, repeatedly interjecting herself into private conversations, displaying overtly dismissive body language such as eye-rolling, and instructing other patrons not to interact with us.

The situation escalated during final call when, after my friend extended a $10 gratuity despite the poor service, Megan abruptly confiscated my fully paid for beverage, disposed of it in front of me, and demanded that I leave the premises. This occurred despite the fact that I had consumed only two alcoholic beverages the entire evening and was in no way impaired. Upon requesting a refund, I was met with outright refusal, verbal hostility, threats of physical removal, and aggressive encroachment into my personal space.

In an effort to avoid escalation, I contacted local law enforcement. However, the responding officers declined to file a report despite my clear request, stating only that “nothing was going on,” which I find to be an unacceptable abdication of their professional responsibilities. My friend’s celebratory evening was effectively destroyed by what I reasonably perceive to be racially motivated discrimination and targeted hostility. To further compound the matter, the bartender was consuming alcohol while on duty, in direct contradiction to her claim of holding TABC certification.

This incident reflects not only a profound lapse in professionalism and customer service but also raises serious concerns regarding the ethical standards of both the establishment and the Montgomery County Police Department. I will be pursuing all appropriate avenues for...

When there Thursday for Chicken Wings from 8:00! Pm to 8;30pm You are only allowed 10 chicken wing and can't get any more to eat until you finish I don't understand why the owner does this it is not right so they expect you to gobble down those 10 wings before you can get any more which is ridiculous I go there to enjoy the wings but not like this !! Also we ordered French fries with cheese and the cheese was water down!! So don't order with cheese it was awful I also noticed on Thursday it was dead!! When it usually packed I don't understand why the owner is doing this it makes him look bad all he cares about money not about the quality of food there all he's doing is hurting himself cutting back is not the answer the 19 hole was a good place to go for a chicken wings but not anymore.I been going there a long time and all I see is him raising the prices and then not allowing you to get as many wing because from 8 to 8:30 not enough time to order more It is ridiculous 10 wings really this owner so cheap and cutting back on...

First time in here in awhile. It's pretty rad. It's certainly not the most expensive Lone Star longneck in town, at $3.77. They don't have any mid-shelf Blanco. No Cuervo Silver (they do have Gold), no El Jimador, and no 1800. You have to either go expensive (Patron or D. Julio) or have Torada in the well, which is what I did. That'll run you $4.80 before tip, which is certainly reasonable for liquor. Overall, this is a great spot for Tuesday night karaoke, with reasonable booze prices and a small enough crowd that you can sing as much as you want. Thanks to Cher the bartender and Tracy the karaoke jock. Update 8/2024: Why is it so hard to find a bar with kind bar staff? Today I came in a little after 7 pm to finish watching the Astros game, and I ended up leaving after 1 beer because the bartender was so rude (female, 30s maybe, white, black shirt). No smile, no thank you, just a scowl that made it clear that she could care less if I was...