1/5 Dustin B. 3 years ago on Google
We
came
here
for
drag
brunch
and
it
was
the
first
and
last
time
we
ever
will.
While
waiting
for
our
brunch
seating,
we
had
a
round
of
drinks
inside,
and
I
gave
my
credit
card
to
the
bartender
to
start
a
tab.
We
then
proceeded
outside
for
the
drag
brunch
seating.
After
an
hour
(seriously)
of
trying
to
flag
down
a
bartender
(they
kept
bee-lining
for
other
tables,
not
even
glancing
in
our
direction),
we
finally
got
to
order
a
second
round
of
drinks.
I
informed
our
server
that
I
had
a
card
on
file
inside
already
and
he
confirmed
everything
was
good
with
the
tab
I
had
started.
The
show
itself
was
a
lot
of
fun,
and
once
we
finally
had
our
server's
attention,
the
service
was
great.
The
problem
came
at
the
end
when
it
was
time
to
close
my
check.
The
server
brought
back
a
slip
for
me
to
sign,
but
there
was
no
sign
of
my
credit
card.
I
asked
him
to
check
with
the
bartender
I
had
given
it
to
and
he
told
me,
"We
return
the
cards
after
we
authorize
them."
Well,
four
people
at
my
table
(myself
included)
can
confirm
that
the
bartender,
nor
the
server,
returned
my
card.
The
server
insisted
I
must
have
gotten
my
card
back
and
it
had
to
be
in
my
pocket
or
my
wallet.
Uh,
no,
and
here
is
the
blank
space
in
my
wallet
where
it
would
be,
if
you
had
returned
it
to
me...
I
went
inside
to
track
down
the
bartender
that
I
originally
gave
my
card
to
and
asked
him
where
it
was.
He
also
insisted
that
he
gave
it
back
to
me,
another
lie
which
us
four
patrons
quickly
repudiated.
My
husband
has
the
same
credit
card
(Costco
Visa)
as
me
and
we
showed
him
exactly
what
it
looked
like.
He
checked
their
three-inch-thick
"lost"
card
stash
(Side
note:
Why
do
you
have
a
stash
of
cards
if
you
give
them
back
after
you
authorize
them?
)
and
didn't
find
it.
The
bartender
suddenly
had
an
epiphany
and
realized
he
gave
my
card
to
another
patron.
He
ran
around
the
bar,
inside
and
out,
and
tried
to
track
them
down,
but
it
was
too
late.
They
were
gone,
and
I
was
just
standing
there,
a
victim
of
his
incompetence.
Thank
you
Flicks,
for
what
was
truly
a
memorable
experience.
Never
trust
a
bar
that
charges
for
a
drag
"brunch",
and
only
has
four
food
items
on
the
menu.
It
looks
like
whoever
the
bartender
gave
my
card
to
is
trying
to
actively
use
it.
I
keep
getting
alerts
from
Citi
about
attempts
to
use
my
locked
card
for
online
purchases,
including
almost
$2,300
at
Apple.com.
Thanks
again,
Flicks.
8 people found this review helpful 👍