Port 507 — Restaurant in Winona

Extremely poor service from the bouncer. Out for a 25th birthday celebration, my entire group of friends started our night at Port 507. We were immediately disappointed. The bouncer (working 9/14/19) was practically interrogating my entire group about our IDs. Everyone in the group was well over 21, but he felt the need to stop every one of us and question our addresses, birthdates and why our IDs were from Wisconsin. Winona is literally on the border of WI, this bouncer should know what a WI ID looks like. Furthermore, he almost didn't let in the oldest in our group because his ID was an older style MINNESOTA ID that expired in a month. He refused to accept one of my friends ID, but let him in anyway. It was 5 minutes after letting us in he stopped this friend, checked his ID again and called his manager. The manager cleared the ID in 2 seconds. I am giving three stars. One for how clean this place was. One for the extremely polite and fast bartenders. And one for the manager who knew what he was doing. We left after one drink because of the bouncer. He turned us off to the entire place. It was not a...

Port is the newest of all the Winona Bars. It is the cleanest, nicest, and most "modern" bar in Winona. That being said, once the hype of it being a new bar is over, there isn't much that stands out from any other bar. Still, Port 507 features: a pool table, shuffleboard, darts, big buck hunter, and free popcorn. A varied demographic during the day usually fades around 9pm as the college body starts to move in. Decent drink prices and hosts generally the most attractive bartenders...... Nothing like the Lacrosse, Wi experience but Port remains the bar in Winona...

I stopped in with my Family to play the e tab machines on a Sunday. I would not recommend that. Took for ever to get money on machines.. 1 bartender.. and it was packed.. a person was smoking in the back by the pool table. And no one seamed to care. A customer had their dog in the bar, a rather big one laying right by the front door so everyone that entered would meet the animal first..I love dogs.. just not in a packed bar.. imagine the lawsuit if someone accidentally tripped on it and the dog reacted...