The Rift — Restaurant in Wilmington

Amazing place. The drinks are cheap and delicious. The bathrooms are clean they have 4 all gender private stalls. The atmosphere is amazing. They had a live singer for part of the night and great songs playing the rest of the night. They have a jukebox so you can play your own music. The staff was friendly and helpful with any questions. Indoors, they have board games and a pool table. There was plenty of seating indoors and outside. Inside, they had couches, booths, bar seating, and some tabels. They have a TV you can pick something to watch and 2 tvs that they pick what to watch. Outside, they had giant ping-pong and cornhole. They also had firepits, swings, swinging benches, beanbag chairs, and stools outside. Absolutely had a blast with my friends and will be coming back. Best bar I've been...

A group of my friends went to this bar around 8:30 on a Sunday night. The 3 bartenders were rude and not attentive. Everyone in my group was served and I went up to the bar to get a drink. I waited 3 minutes not being helped while the bartenders were not serving anyone else at the time. One bartender was talking with a customer, the female bartender was picking her nails, and the third bartender was walking around the bar. After waiting longer making eye contact with these bartender’s I was still not helped. I decided this company would not be getting my money. When I left the bar, the bartenders immediately helped a group of men who enter the bar. Everyone in my group was disappointed with the...

Inclusive? I was genuinely excited to check this place out—it seemed like a cool, laid-back spot. But our experience left us questioning whether it’s truly welcoming to everyone.

While enjoying a drink, we decided to PAY AND PLAY a song on Touch Tunes—something in Spanish that we personally connect with.

To our surprise, the staff turned the music volume down halfway through the song. Then, soon after it ended, they turned it back up. Why diminish only that song? There were maybe eight people in the bar—it wasn’t loud or disruptive.

Moments like that make you wonder: does this place really embrace diversity and inclusion, or just...