If you want to interact with some of the worst people in America, go to Rustic Cafe. I had not been there more than 10 minutes before the staff started bullying me and my group.I went here recently with 5 other girls while out for my bachelorette night. Only 3 of us were drinking that night, so we weren't loud or obnoxious upon entering the establishment. As soon as I got there I went to the bathroom with my friend to help her fix her shirt strap. I fixed her shirt and left the bathroom for the bar. The moment I approached the bar area, the less than kind bartender yelled loudly, "OK LADIES, LET'S SEE SOME ID'S!" with a nasty look on her face as if we had done something terribly wrong. Now, having been a bar manager in New Orleans for several years, I have NO problem with bartenders or staff checking ID's for obvious legal reasons. But please, at least slap a smile on your face and pretend that you care about your job. I pulled out my ID along with my debit card and handed it to her. I gave her my debit card for a secondary proof of my identity because I still have my Louisiana license and some places often ask for proof. Apparently, she didn't care and proceeded to throw my debit card back at me barked "Uh, I don't need this!" While she was checking my ID for what was probably about 5 minutes, my friend came up to me and asked if I had gotten a drink. I told my friend that the bartender wasn't being very nice. This is when the bartender verbally attacked me and told me she could refuse to serve me if I called her names (Which was completely uncalled for). I explained to her how her attitude and rage was unnessesary - there's no need to lash out while I'm having a private conversation with my friend. I also informed her that she can't refuse to serve me because she didn't like the exchange of words between me and my friend and advised her that her arrogance and rudeness is what loses business and tips! With my bartending and bar management background, I was beyond disgusted with what I was experiencing with this girl. Never in my bartending days would I yell at a customer for no reason. I was not acting violent or rude to anyone. She then has the audacity to ask me what I want to drink - as if I'm actually going to stay and give my money this place?? I tell her that we're going to leave because we don't want to sit here and be bullied. Another woman who looked like she worked there walked by with a drink in her hand and a straw halfway out of her mouth while saying, "It's probly best that you leave." I laughed because I had to wonder why the staff is walking around their place of work while drinking and causing customers to feel uncomfortable. Anyone who decides to walk in that place and expects even the slightest bit of good customer service- you've been warned. read more