Toronado is awesome, but it is not for the faint of heart. Here is what my first experience was like: My brain: OH HOLY CRAP TOO MANY BEERS Me: Umm... My brain: I CANT EVEN DECIDE WHICH LIST OF BEER TO LOOK AT Me: Hey, uhh, so what are you getting? Ben: Why don't you ask the bartender for advice? My brain: BECAUSE I WILL SOUND LIKE A SHIT Me: Okay. Good idea. Surliest Bartender Ever: What'll you have? Me: Umm...umm...can you recommend something? My brain: OH GOD LIZ YOU SOUND LIKE A SHIT SBE: (seethes and walks away) My brain: NOW WE HAVE NO BEER AT ALL ASSBAG Me (to brain): It's not like you had a better idea. SBE: (returns with a sample) My brain: JUST ORDER WHATEVER IT IS AND BE POLITE Me: Yes, this is fine, thank you sir. SBE: (serves beer, resumes seething) Ben: What are you drinking? My brain: I HAVE NO FUCKING CLUE Me: Uhh...uhh...erm...it's good! Try it! read more

OK, let me break this down for everyone who does not seem to be clear on what this place is. It's first and foremost a beer bar. This is for beer geeks, by beer geeks. If you don't already have an obsessive knowledge of styles and brands, then you may have a bad time. You are not a unique snowflake that needs a personalized recommendation. You know why? BECAUSE ALL THE FREAKING BEER IS GOOD. Why would they have such a good reputation as one of the best beer bars in a beer crazy city, even after all these years? Because they do not put beers they think are bad on tap! Live a little! Pick a beer at random! Most beers on the board have the style listed with them. Typically, their list is skewed towards Belgians, sours, and limited run/lesser known beers from local breweries. They always have at least two or three IPAs, so all the dude bros won't get too scared. How to have a positive ordering experience: When you arrive, stare at the board till your eyes fall out. Before you make eye contact, or hell, even angle your body towards the bar, know what the fuck you want. Only then should you stand politely yet firmly with your eyes ready to make contact and order. Do not talk to your friends. Do not keep looking at the board. Don't look at your phone. Do not raise your hand. They see you, trust me. Just wait. Like a person. Have the cash in your hand ready to go. Yell your order then put a please on the end. You will be rewarded with a beer! Then tip! Yes, it's crowded as balls on Friday and Saturday. I live a few blocks away and I don't even think about going on a weekend. (That's what NocNoc is for) Yes, it's a loud crowded neighborhood bar. It does smell a bit sometimes. There are often unsavory characters. It's a REAL dive bar. The beer is worth it, I think. If none of the above sounds like your bag, go to The Monk's Kettle. They are also an excellent bar but it's much more friendly for people who can't get their act together (or want this "service" you speak of). You will also pay an additional $2-$4 per beer, but it's sort of apples and oranges to compare Toronado to Monk's Kettle. read more

Oh, let me sing an ode to Maresdous... *strums guitar badly* Wait, wait, don't let my terrible ode scare you away. Actually, I was weak. I had the pomegranate cider, but I'm a sucker for cider. I did have a few sip of my friend's Maresdous, which was excellent! If you like good, quality brews and Belgian Beer, it's a good dive-y place to hit. It's crowded, noisy, the bartenders are so not there to kiss your butt, and I loved it. When I'm in SF, I'm going back here. Srsly. The only con is that the bathrooms are unisex, so it can get pretty... dirty by the end of the night. Seriously dudes, what is up with leaving the toilet seat up? It's an effin bar- you'll skeeve out a poor drunk girl when she almost falls into the toilet due to the seat being up. Can'tya do the ladies a favor and put. the. seat. down? I'm familiar with the location in San Diego, so I had to make my way to Toronado's in San Fran when I was up there. The SD location is new and nice- this location feels like home base (which it is). *raises beer chalice* Long live Toronado's. Also, the sausage place next door is effin awesome. Get their beer sausage- greasy and will kill your workout for the next few days- but TDF. Tee Dee Eff (I have a review up for the sausage place as well)! read more

No friiiigggin clue why it's taken me this long to review one of my favorite joints in the Bay. Allow me to rectify this travesty. Toronado is one of this city's shining stars. It's loud, it smells like stale beer, your shoes sometimes stick to the floor, the bathrooms just get grosser (and frankly far more interesting) as the years go by and the smart ass backbone of the place is indescribably endearing. Their beer roster proudly boasts beers from all over the place, but it's also legit. This is no flash-in-the-pan beer tasting bar. This is a place you come to when you want awesome beer and a laid back vibe and you don't take yourself too seriously. With that said, they are serious about their beers. In fact I have learned a ton about beers here and discovered a variety of beers that are now in my arsenal of faves. You can't call yourself a local or even an intelligent person unless you've spent some time here. So do you really wanna be "that" guy and miss out on the magic? No, I don't think you do. read more

My boyfriend loves beer, so we stopped by here to get a beer on tap. They have a wall dedicated to their beer menu, so you know whatever you get is going to be good, but beware. Toronado is seriously the definition of a dive bar. When you walk in, you're slapped in the face with the stench of stale beer, piss, puke, and bleach mixed together. On top of that, the crowd is less than friendly and I believe they have never seen an Asian before, despite living in San Francisco. It was quite literally, the most uncomfortable fifteen minutes I've ever had to sit through. Word to the wise, don't go here unless you're white and look older than 21. I was carded for just sitting at a table. I know you're suppose to be 21 to be inside a bar, but I don't know why they're such a stickler for age requirement's when some of the bar patrons were getting high right outside the door. read more

So I've been here a few times, and I've usually had a pretty good time...I went for the first time the other night during a weekend night, and I was pretty surprised at how packed the place was...but you don't come here for the people, or the service (a bit gruff to put it nicely), or even to really hang out with your friends. You come here for the beer. And yes, they have a wonderful, fantabulous beer selection. It's fun to come here and sample beers you've never heard of, or to come back for your favorite hard to find beer...highly recommended for the beer connoisseur! Update: I've lowered it to two stars, based solely on the beer snobs who go here often. I mean god damned, I like quality beer too, but do you have to be such an asshole about it? This goes to the people who think they're the best shit ever just because they like some damned Trappist ale from Belgium. This douchebaggery is on display by, "Brewbacca", who even bothered to write my g/f about her review, telling her to "go back to the marina" because she ordered a fucking hard cider. Also, if it's not cool to order it there, why the hell do they pour it? Asshole. read more

I may be a little biased since I met my boyfriend here 6 months ago but I'd like to think that despite that I'd still love Toronado. This is an epic spot for beer lovers; they have ridiculous amounts of beer on tap, most of which I've never heard of. One of the cool things about Toronado is that you can grab food from one of the multitude of restaurants in the neighborhood and then plop down at their bar and have a beer with it. I always see people scarfing down on grub at one of their many semi-spacious tables. P.S. Rosamunde Sausage Grill is right next door and it's a must-try. Burgers on Tues. are AMAZING. read more

I was told there are only three really great beer bars in SF and this is one of them. And after a week of plenty of wine and dive bar well drinks, I was really craving a nice pint. (Hm...I fear this review begins to sound like the ramblings of an alcoholic!) Me and two of my mates grabbed a spot at the bar. Stu was bartending and completely good-humored about our oft off-colored convos...also a good sport about us calling him "Stu-ey." I was looking to try a local beer and Stu gave me a taste of Damnation: guess I'm going to hell 'cause I loved it! Good music, good crowd, great service. Caveat? The bathrooms. C'mon SF! My lips to Gods' ears; every single bar restroom I've visited in your otherwise amazing city was like half the size of a closet and covered in piss. Do all your men pee while jumping around to the Cha Cha Slide or something?? read more

Loads of people recommended this place to us, being craft beer lovers. Selection is huge and great. 4 hand pumps and a range of great local beers. Cheap too - especially by Aussie standards. Happy hour seems pretty great with $5 beers. However... The bloke pouring the beers was a total jerk and super rude. Don't come here unless you're into craft beer. Even then, be prepared to be treated like dirt. He was ok to us, but yelled at a bunch of other customers in front of us. Not nice at all. Just be nice to people dude. Sheesh. read more

When it comes to bars, I don't need frills. Actually, the only kind of frill a bar should have, in my humble opinion, is an excellent beer selection. Toronado is the quintessential dive in San Francisco amidst the noisy herd, with every kind of dreamy beer your can imagine, wrapped up in a heavy metal bear-hug. Toronado is loud and crowded and fun and grimy and everything a biker bar should be. The crowd is always a fantastic goodie bag of San Francisco characters--you can never pinpoint what you might get. And the proximity to Rosamunde is a ridiculously perfect combination of beers and brats--the set-up is practically a gift. Maybe even my idea of the perfect night in SF... read more

I have been to Toronado several times and it has never been a pleasant experience. The last time I was there sealed the deal: never again will I set foot in that inhospitable, pretentious stink hole of a bar. If you want to get barked at by the bartender and served flat beer, this is the place for you. The bartenders think they're god's gift to beer. Do you really expect a tip after you belittle and talk down to your customer multiple times in a matter of seconds??? Want a wide selection of microbrews? Go to Zeitgeist. Want a couple of great brews on tap *and* a sausage? Go to Gestalt. Want overgrown man-children spewing contemptuous beer snobbery at you? Go to Toronodo. Once again, the Mission hands the Lower Haight its bratty ass. read more

A couple of years ago, Brian and I hit this place up after bein' awake for a lot of hours, a little over 24 or so. We were bein' troopers since we had to kill a couple of hours before meeting up with our friend Miles over in the East Bay. If you have any taste for good beer, then rest assured this place is a little slice of heaven in the city. There are sooo many amazing beers on draft at Toronado! It really makes Southern California bars laughable. The only bummer is that when the place is crowded the floor is sticky and the bathroom is terrible. Realllly bad. The worst. read more

This is a dive bar? Why? Bc its small? Hmm I thought it was just a bar. Anyway, I am not that into beer - and they have ALL kinds here so I am bound to like something. The reason I go: SAUSAGE FEST. HELLO?!!! There are guys here AND I AM SINGLE. Yep. That's pretty much it. There are other bars nearby if this one has lame sausages inside. read more

I'm embarassed to say that I've never been here even though I lived here for over a year. So happy that a fellow Yelper that I randomly met that day personally took us to Tornado (well we took a cab and met up) and their is a nice smelling weiner shop next-door. I personally couldn't be happier. I'm loving the Allagash White and our bartender is super observant, attentive, professional and quick!!! read more

My first attempt to go to Toronado was during SF Beer Week in 2009 for the Barleywine Festival. Big mistake. The crowds were out the door and Rachel F. and I opted to head over to Mad Dog In The Fog. Second attempt wasn't until more recently with Andrei Z. It was a busy night but enough room to stand near the bar. This place is dive-y, no doubt. I probably don't fit the mold of the regular but I definitely enjoyed their selection of beer. The great thing about Toronado is the fact that they have so many beers on tap for reasonable prices. The bartenders were friendly enough and we enjoyed our drinks. That being said, it was very loud in there so conversation between a group would most likely lead to a slight yelling match. It also stank of piss near the bathrooms but for some, that may just be a part of their charm. I'll no doubt end up back at Toronado but cheap beer prices only goes so far in my book. I'd much rather have a comfortable place to enjoy said beer and pay a bit extra. If you feel the same, check out City Beer Store. read more

Toronado is legit. They have one primary concern & it's not to serve dorky yelpers who want to "go out on a limb" to see what an IPA tastes like. The primary concern is beer. Accordingly, their selection is astounding. When coupled with a delicious sausage from next door, you're confronted with an undeniably amazing meal. If you like your PBR with an orange slice and pleasantries as bland as your beverage - go elsewhere. The atmosphere here is gritty, the regulars can be hostile, and the service isn't always with a smile. But would you want your beer and sausage any other way? read more

Why didn't you guys tell me this place existed? Oh my god, talk about a beer selection. Whether I'm looking for something from the North Coast Brewery or prefer to explore non-local beers, Toronado is the place to be for beer-drinkers. And I love the way they display their beer selection, up on the wall with prices and very well organized. So well organized, in fact, that you're bound to drink more than a few pints, whether you're inclined or not. Just by being in Toronado, you're inclined to drink beer. read more

People usually describe me as friendly, helpful, patient, and optimistic... The bartenders at Toronado, however, think I'm rude, condescending, and snobby. I know, because they actually told me. (extra star for honest feelings-sharing) But I don't believe them because it was: Friendly of me to buy a round or two for my friends... Helpful of me to ferry the Rosamunde sausages back to the table Patient of me to suffer through ordering a second round and I'm still optimistic that I'll feel the same way that other people feel about this place.... someday.... read more

Beer for days....yummy, yummy beer. Beers I've never even heard of are served here! I have a prolonged history of beer drinking so I've seen a lot of beers. Paired with a Rosamunde's sausage from next door and you're set for a damn good night. P.S. NEVER ask for water here....Once upon a time a big angry bartendress kicked me out for ordering water. read more

Named after the classic automobile, this is no ordinary dive. It's exclusively a beer-oriented hole in the wall of Haight, and the answer to many prayers. During beer week I was lucky enough to drink Russian River's "Pliny The Younger," which sold out fast. I had New Belgium's sour red ale called "Love" (actually incredible) and a few other tasty rarities. On any given night, this beer mecca boasts around 45 draughts, and tons more bottled selection. Fairly inexpensive considering the quality and variety. Go here and learn what real beer is all about. read more

Arguably one of the best beer bars in the City - a place I have taken friends from out of town, taken dates, and the first stop on my recent birthday. You enter into a bit divey, mix of regulars and visitors - all friendly, bar with a huge beer selection on a support wall. There are a lot of beers, but they are listed by brewery, labeled by type of glass, and as Sours have become popular, if you see a "S" next to anything that is what it means. Also talk to the bar tenders, they know what they have and can provide recommendations. Though every other person walking through that door is going to order Pliny. With drink sit at the bar, one of the high tables or in a group take over some of the tables in the back room. On an early weekend afternoon you should be able to get a seat anywhere, but expect standing room only on most nights. If hungry, you have to go next door to Rosamunde, who will give you a tray to bring back to Toronado. If I'm ever in the Lower Haight, Toronado is a must stop and should be for anyone. Note: During SF Beer Week this place does get some specialty items. Be on the look out for the week's schedule and arrive early. read more

The ambience is not for everyone. The juke box is usually too loud. Seating can be hard to come by. The back room is dark and musty. Most of the bartenders are gruff on their good days. That being said, no one has a better selection of beers on tap in the City than the Toronado, especially during the winter months. Look for the bows on the big board to identify their seasonal ales. I start on the left and work my way through the bow-ed beers. Usually takes me a couple of visits. Then I drink the best ones again and again until those little bows disappear. If you're a serious beerman, go for their annual Barleywine Festival in February. read more

It was a Saturday night. Mr.MC and I were meeting up with some of his fun coworkers at Toronado. First time, never been here, haven't even heard of it. All Mr. MC told me was that it was a dive bar. Um...dive bar? Not too sure about those..especially with a bunch of guys. If you have never been here, let me tell you, street parking only. You gotta get lucky! Which I did. With sharp eyes and some luck, you'll find a street parking within 5 minutes. We walked over to the front and was greeted by the bouncer. Very chill guy. THIS BAR WAS PACKED. Pretty damn packed for a dive bar. Not sure what to order? Just look up towards the beer list and pick a name that interests you, or you can simply go with Hefenweizen, can never go wrong, right? All beers are around $5-6. IPAs, amber ale, lighter stouts, whatever you want. If you don't want to piss off the bartender, make sure you know what you want before ordering. The bartender we ordered from didn't like walking twice back and forth. So order everything at once. Plenty of tables for a small dive bar. However, we arrived around 10pm on a Saturday night and there were barely any space to stand. 3 individual bathrooms. CASH ONLY. LOUD atmosphere. A variety of BEERS ON TAP. Bring a couple friends and have a great night. read more

We got some sausages from Rosemunde and brought them over to have a nice beer with them. I ordered some kind of crazy double IPA, and my buddy ordered a Miller Lite. ...scrrreeeaaatcchhh. The juke box went silent and some guy grabbed a barstool and smashed it over my buddy's head. There was an all out brawl and we both got chucked out onto the sidewalk. ... I'm using hyperbole here, but when my buddy ordered his macro-brew, the bartender was a complete prick and basically told us to leave. My buddy got some pilsner, we finished our sausages and went over to Molotov's across the street for some Mickey's malt liquor. I like a place with attitude, but there's no reason to be an all out prick. I won't be going there again, and I'm sure I won't be missed. read more

Without a doubt they have the best beer in the city. Yes, the bartenders are surly. Suck it up and deal with it. You're over 21, so you should be able to deal with minor crises. Yes, the bathrooms are dirty and need to be repainted. Just hold your nose and get out as soon as you can. They're slated to be painted again in 2011. Yes, they play the same Rush song on the jukebox every night. Just ignore it. I usually do. Regardless I love the place. Here's some tips for newbies: (1) Don't ask asinine questions. No one likes asinine questions especially bartenders at an extremely busy bar. If it's a slow night they'll be willing to answer for you. (2) Be patient. The service is horrible, but it's worth the wait. (3) Try something new or something you haven't heard of. If you don't like it, then that's okay. It will still make you feel good. (4) If you like dark beers, try the Maredsous 8 or the Aventinus. If you like Budweiser or other pissy American beers, try the Radeberger. It's a nice, light pilsner that will make you happy. (5) If you're from the Marina, dress in a ratty pair of jeans and a t-shirt. Blend in. I know this sound really snobby, but the truth of the matter is that you're less likely to be served in a quick manner if you are dressed like you're a member of the Yale rowing team. When in Rome and all... (6) Close the friggin' door when you go in and out. You weren't born in a barn, were you? Follow these tips and you'll have a great night. read more

Great beer selection. The husband loved that. But the service was below par. Made eye contact with the Bartender & he ignored us. Got service from the other, no problem. Asked the 1st bartender a question & again got ignored. Not sure what his problem was. But definately not recommending this place to Anyone, Ever. read more

I have long loved Toronado. The beer selection is jaw-dropping and the atmosphere in the bar is great. Sadly, I have to give them 1 star due to a recent experience there. I have never met a ruder bouncer in my life. We came in smiling. I asked him a simple question (I didn't hear what he said - asked him to clarify), and he totally misread me. Yelled at us in front of the entire line at the door for being "sarcastic" and called us "douches". We left right away. I guess we hit him on a bad night, but I'll never go back. read more

If you don't love beer more than your mother, you'd better be damn good at pretending you do if you plan on stepping foot in Toronado. For the 45 y/o man with a 35 y/o beer belly, a prominent 'stache and a penchant for 'kraut on his bratwursts, this place is home. For all others, it's a beer mecca that frankly can't be bothered with hygiene or class, and that's why it kicks ass. read more

Sweet delicious mecca of beer. I swear, I have never seen such a beautiful selection of beers. I've heard plenty of stories about the callous demeanor of the bartenders here - but honestly, I've never had a bad experience. I've seen them be a little short with people, but understandably so! This place is regularly pretty packed, and they have a lot of beer - it's a recipe for indecisiveness. If you've gotten their attention, you better know exactly what you want, don't clam up and start second guessing yourself, make up your mind and just order. Or at least narrow it down to a couple and get their input. Do this, and I doubt you'll have any complaints about the service! Best thing ever: Rosamunde is next door. They will let you take your sausage in here. Amazing sausage + amazing beer = happy Ben. Unless you're a very, very strange person, this combo will probably make you happy too. If it doesn't, let's never hang out. Deal? read more

Overwhelming beer selection! Never ask for a budweiser! Great staff, great beer. A good spot to meet up with friends on your way out. Too much beer got you buzzed, go next door for a sausage. Look out for the friendly dogs and the over the top beer snob sitting at the bar. read more

This place is one of the coolest bars I have ever been too. I was on the search for some Pliney The Elder and a friend told me about this gem. The bartender helped make the experience even better. After 2 alpha acid ipa's I got the Pliney. The history behind that area and the bar was very unique. I can't wait to go back to San Francisco mainly for this bar! read more

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Best beer selection in...the country? Very likely. At least one of the most adventurous -- lots to choose from, always changing, and with a seasonal bent, too. Some of the servers have attitude, but they're decent folks -- ask for a taste and they often give it without a hassle; ask for an opinion (when it's not crazy busy mind you) and ditto, if they've had it they'll give the lowdown. Rockin' rollin' juke too, nice plus. A favorite for lazy Sundays and any other day, really. 2007 Update: It's a bummer to have to write this, as I have loved the Toronado for years, since it opened in fact. Amazing beer selection, for that this place has no equal. I've also put up with the surly staff--another case where this joint has no equal. Recently though I witnessed a case where one bartender really crossed the line, tossing a poor guy out on his ass for no reason. Fake-punk dude with lots of tattoos and an angry-frat-boy attitude. The kind spoiling for a fight. Now I don't mind surly--hell I'm surly most of the time--but when did the Toronado's trademark surliness cross the line into anger? And I mean dangerous anger. This place is now downright scary. Dave, is this really the kind of place you want to run? Time to consider cleaning a little house. read more

The best thing about this place, they have PLINY on TAP!!!!!!!! Bar was small and a lil dirty with an interesting crowd. Cash only is kind of annoying, but how bout that PLINY!!!!???!!!!!?!?!? read more

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Want to meet the world's lousiest person? Go to the Toronado, and whoever is behind the bar at that particular moment...that's him! Nice beer selection, but in SF, that train has come and gone. You can find equal or better beer selections at a number of places, and not have to deal with the shitty dicks who work there. You're welcome. read more

The selection at the Toronado is as good as it gets. That being said, the service is at the opposite end of the scale. I travel for work, and in turn get to go to a lot of killer beer bars/ ale houses/ brewery's, and tend to have a lot of good experiences, and meet a lot of great people who are passionate about beer. If you like to feel like you're not worthy, or welcome, this is the place for you. I'd rather walk down to someplace like healthy spirits, or city beer store, where there's a huge selection, and I can ask a question, get an answer, and walk away with a smile on my face knowing my business is appreciated. In fact, I'd rather go to some tight pants hipster bar in the mission, and drink PBR's with some pseudo punk kids in a shit hole that smells like puke. read more

05.29.10 Toronado. It's just something you have to feel for yourself. SF as SF can be. The Tamale Lady gave me the invitation to her birthday party when she waltzed in. Though I don't think I'll be cool enough to attend. Tons of rare beers on draft. Definitely helps if you're a beer connoisseur, which I am definitely not. It's like a foreign language. You piece together the one word that you vaguely recognize and then hope for the best. I stayed safe with the amber ale. My friends dared venture into the stouts. We tried the peach ale. We tried the blonde. They were all good. Cash only, definitely a bummer. Plenty of shady ATMs down the block, though. read more

Dear God, Thank you for introducing me to IPA. I will never go back to tastless, crappy beer again. Thank you also God, for introducing me to Toronado, a bar with a lot of IPAs and a lack of tastless, crappy beer. AAAHHHHMENNN. read more

Toronado is to beer what Blondie's or Escape from New York is to pizza. It's a tiny place that focuses on one thing and does it well. In this case, that one thing is beer. That's what you come here to do. Everything else is secondary, including finding a place to sit. The dozens of available beers will yield some gems for just about any beer drinker. For instance, I finally found the elusive Double IPA on tap. (Word to the wise: drink Double IPA at the beginning of the evening, not when your mouth is already leathered from three previous dark beers). They also have a delicious-sounding Pomegranate Cider which I will have to come back for. And if you want to try something that's just plain awesome, grab the Deschutes Brewery's 19th Anniversary Ale. Oh, and if some glasses-wearing, ponytail-sporting, sudoku-playing hippie dude by the front door asks for your ID, don't be weirded out--that's what bouncers look like in these parts. read more

Don't get me wrong - I'm a dive bar girl at heart, and I can really appreciate the mean selection of beers that they have going on here. What I can't understand is the bitch who works behind the counter and thinks she's better than me because of my less-than-perfect pronunciation of "Franziskaner." EXCUUUUSE ME, your holy bartenderness. Her attitude didn't stop there - she was so rude to my boyfriend when he tried to order something off the confusing menu, and made us feel stupid. What's worse was that the beer that he ordered tasted like a brewed dirty sock. I was really conflicted when we gave her a $2 tip for our lousy beers served with a side of BITCH. We will never return here, and good luck to the rest of you who do. read more

Who can complain when Pliny the Elder is on tap?! I got to notch it down a few stars for the rude bartending to new visitors. I've brought two out-of-town guests to Toronado for the famous Pliny and each time the bartender has treated them with contempt. When one of the guests wanted a soda as she didn't drink alcohol, he blew her off like she had asked for a bud light. I get that Toronado only serves beer, but come on! Easy mistake. Today, my dad was so excited to be at Toronado that he started looking to buy a t-shirt. He was obviously eyeing the store shirts behind the bar and the bartender ignored him (and it was 12:30 in the afternoon!). When he reached to pick one up for size, the bartender yelled at him to get out from behind the bar. read more