If you are going here, take security into consideration. Each week, they have new security officers and some are better than others. Last night, those two handling security were not good. They let this one man walk around the bar calling women the S-word and the B-word. He kept hitting a group of us with the back of his hand multiple times. We asked him to stop and to leave but he only got worse to deal with. I tried to flag security several times. I even mouth the words "help me" and flashed the universal sign for a distress. Both of these officers made eye contact with me a then turned away doing nothing. It was actually male customers near us and by the bar that guided the man away from us. Yeah, customers were paying more attention then security. I did not leave my spot to speak with security because I was trying to protect my friend because she is a disabled person, and I was worried running to security would leave her vulnerable. I was only able to get someone's attention by stacking empty glasses, it was only then that the bar back came to our group. (That's one of the few positives about this place. There is always a guy or two walking around picking up drinks quickly.) I told him about what happened with the man and he said the bar has had complaints already, but the man was not asked to leave. I was told that the bar, not security, would keep an eye on him moving forward. I was disappoint to hear this because last week, a white man complained about another guy's pants being "too low" and "revealing" and the other man plus his party were asked to leave the bar. Yet, after three women of color, one a disabled person at that, asked for the man to be removed he was not. What was even more disappointing was one of the security officers was a woman. She spent most of her night talking with her fellow male officer and showing him information on her phone. Too distracted to noticed woman being accosted. Sis, do better. I know they were advised of me saying as much to the bar back, because he spoke with them for a minute and then they stood 6 feet apart from each other. It didn't last too long for them to be back to talking and being distracted. Thankfully, two other women came to stand by me to help fill up our group, because my friends were even afraid to leave our spot to the restroom for fear that the man would trying anything again. Needless to say, we left early last night, on guard hoping we wouldn't be followed outside to our car. This experience has really changed the way I view this place and I'm not sure I'd recommend it. When we first started coming here, we liked it for the security. We were explained this bar had guidelines as to what women could bring in with them. No big purses. No female security keychains, etc. etc. I told that officer I'm a single woman in a bar with friends, he told me that's why they have security to keep us safe. Yet, last night it was a completely different experience. It only reaffirmed to me why women need more than security officers in a bar. If you are gonna ask me and other women to leave their large purses and pepper spray in the car, we need to be guaranteed that our safety is priority. Last night, it was not. I took photographs of the officers on duty and it clearly shows they were distracted, but I also know this place has cameras and the officer's behavior or lack there of can be reviewed. I hope it is taken seriously. As for me and mine, we might not go back. read more