Cabaret Webb Lake — Restaurant in Town of Webb Lake

We've been coming to The Caberet for years. We have had SO much fun and made great memories...until this year. I am still in shock on how the bartender (Jessy) treated our group on Friday, 7/25. As someone who has worked in the bar industry, I know how it can be a frustrating job. But this was unbelievable. From the moment we arrived, it was terrible. She shamed our friend when he went to buy a round. She snapped at him that he wasn't ordering drinks fast enough, yelled at him to "not touch the drinks" she prepared until she rang them in. When he asked to start a tab, her reply was "that would have been nice to know" as if he's supposed how her point of sale system works. The abusive service continued from there. While we gladly and willingly spend money at this establishment, we're fairly certain we were overcharged. We were in town for the following 2 nights but chose to stay in...we didn't want to get treated like that again. Another sad thing...after we shared this story with others, they said, "ohhh...yes, she's awful...we hate going there when she is working." This is not someone to have representing...

The last time we came in to eat it was during the week, early afternoon and no other customers except a couple sitting together and us. We were a family with 4 children and 2 adults. So the kids were over playing games and us 2 adults sat at a table. NO one came to our table. The bar tender was talking to a man sitting at the bar. After about 15 minutes, I saw a woman walk into the kitchen. After 20 minutes, the kids started to complain they were hungry, we waited a few more minutes, and nothing! It was like we were invisible. No one greeted us, glanced at us, Nothing. So I said, well, let's go, obviously they don't care about our business. So we went to Voyager clubhouse to eat and were greeted...

Issues with one woman behind the bar having an issue with my cardiac alert, mobility, and PTSD service dog, this woman insisted she stay under the table and not get up to alert at all. My service dogs alert is her putting her feet on my leg and pressing on my chest with her head to do pressure therapy without me sitting on the floor with my legs blocking her from the walk way so she isn't a tripping hazard. My service dog never touches the table. This woman is very hostile, this is third time she has done this to me. The last time i was here she got in my face even though I said my dog is actively tasking for my heart condition she came up a second time with the same complaint. I won't be...