1/5 Devin H. 2 years ago on Google
After
a
day
of
sightseeing,
I
wanted
to
get
some
drinks
with
my
husband.
We
were
staying
on
the
Magnificent
Mile
and
this
place
was
close
to
our
hotel,
so
decided
to
go
before
turning
in
for
the
night.
We
were
greeted
by
a
doorman
that
shined
a
flashlight
on
us
up
and
down
who
did
not
let
us
in
due
to
not
meeting
dress
code.
That
part
was
embarrassing.
I
will
give
him
this,
at
least
he
said
it
nice
but
I
was
surprised.
I
had
on
a
sundress
and
my
husband
had
on
shorts
and
sneakers...typical
summer
attire
when
it's
90
degrees
out.
I
saw
no
signs
in
reference
to
dress
code,
but
did
not
fight
this
and
moved
on.
I
get
ambience
and
wanting
to
create
atmosphere,
so
this
was
the
choice
of
this
establishment.
We
packed
nicer
clothes
but
really
didnt
feel
like
going
back
and
changing
just
for
a
few
drinks.
I
came
from
an
older
generation
where
you
dress
to
go
out,
but
these
days
people
really
dont
anymore.
The
art
of
dressing
up,
although
appreciated,
is
somewhat
a
dying
form
with
the
new
generation.
Even
at
nicer
restaurants
on
our
trip,
my
cocktail
dress
and
husbands
dress
shirt
and
tie
attired
seemed
out
of
place
on
this
trip
(compared
to
other
patrons
at
those
places)
so
we
were
surprised
we
were
denied
at
a
piano
bar
for
a
few
drinks.
Let's
do
the
math....average
drink
is
about
$20
in
this
area
of
Chicago.
We
would
have
each
had
2
or
3...then
the
20%
tip
on
top
of
that.
So
low
estimate
of
this
place
missing
out
on
$100
for
2
drinks
each
with
tip...just
because
my
husband
is
in
shorts
and
sneakers?
That's
fine.
An
upscale
bar
within
walking
distance
to
our
hotel
welcomed
us
in
casual
attire
right
away
and
gladly
took
our
money.