I went to The Pint House last night for the first time, simply because it was near my friend's house and they have darts and pool. It was one of the worst bar/restaurant experiences I've ever had. My friend and I ordered LITs. The bartender told us that they have a mix LIT for $4, well liquor for $6, and top shelf for $8. We took a moment to decide what route we were going to take. The bartender sweetened the deal by saying that if we got the $4 one, she would put extra liquor in it. We decided to give it a try. Not only did she not put extra liquor, I literally couldn't taste any alcohol at all. We took our drinks and went to the smoking part of the part and started playing pool. After a while we decided to get two more LITs. We said we wanted the cheap on and the bartender said ok and made us the drinks. I had $5 in cash and wanted to use that instead of a card. When the drinks were done, the bartender told us it was going to be $6 each. I asked my friend if she had $2, which she did, however it was in change. We counted the change and left it on the bar. When the bartender saw us doing this, I made some kind of silly joke and she just walked away without saying a word to us. At this point, another bartender came over and started counting the change. As she was doing so, she was shaking her head from side to side as if to say she disapproved of our payment method. I said with no sarcasm at all, "Hey man, I'm sorry we are partially paying in change." The bartender continued shaking her head and never once looked up at us or said anything. It just really rubbed me the wrong way. I've been in the service industry for 13 years, and I'm not one to complain about anything, usually. This time I said, "Yeah, customer service bro," or something like that. I also at one point told her she was being rude and told her why. She had a horrible attitude the entire time. After an exchange in which I really don't remember what was said (not a lot at all), she yelled down the bar from the cash register, "Well you can just never come back then." I was like, "No, but for real. I most definitely won't." So my friend and I walked back to the pool table and I was just upset that I had just been told that by an employee when I wasn't even being ridiculous or out of line at all. I grabbed a kitchen worker and asked to speak to a manager. He led me outside to a man that was chilling with a lady and a dog. I explained the situation very calmly and to paraphrase what he said, "Aw man, that's not cool. Well, look, come back again. We want you to come back." I was just like, "That's it? Nothing is going to be done to remedy this?" and the manager said, "I mean, I'm not going to fire her." I assured him I wasn't trying to get her fired. I just assumed that like they would buy us a drink or comp the last one we bought. Again, I pretty much never ask for any kind of assistance from a manager at a restaurant. I'm just not the complaining type usually, and if I do complain, it's because something just crazy happened. I wanted to feel like I mattered as a customer. I did not. I came back in and told my friend what the manager said. She went out to speak to him as well, saying that The Pint House was her favorite local place to go, but was upset that when she brought her friend there, we were treated so poorly. Another manager that was on duty asked me what had happened and I repeated myself. This manager seemed to care that his bartender was so rude. He said he was going to let her know it wasn't cool to say things like that to customers. So some time went by, and we started talking to random people that were outside smoking. Eventually we decided to play another game of pool against an employee of the bar and a regular. When we came in, the bartender we had an issue with walked over to where we were and started hanging on the people we about to play with. My friend told her to just go back behind the bar and that she wouldn't be making our drinks and blah blah blah. The bartender responded by yelling at acting like she was going to get in my face and was pointing her finger at me. At this point some other bartender that we had actually just told was doing a great job walked over and began yelling and pointing, threatening to "beat (my friend's) ass," and whatever else she was saying. She was making a scene. The on-duty manager at this point came over to us and told us we "were done" and to get out. I was like, are you for real right now? Is this how you let your bartenders treat your guests? My friend and I couldn't believe what was happening. We had been just laughing and minding our own business. I've never in my life been kicked out of a bar. As I was at the door trying to calmly explain what was going on, another bartender (I'm assuming..?) with purple hair walked through the door and put her hands on my arms and pushed me, cussing at me. She also threatened to fight us. We left and will NEVER go back. read more