This was the worst bar experience ever, I started with a dirty martini. The drink was all vodka because they had very little olive juice (per the bartender) no big deal...things happen. I took the drink paid for it and that was the end of it. Why oh why did I attempt to order another drink? Everything went all the way downhill when I decided to order drink #2. My friend made me aware of the drink specials so I decided to try "Midnight Run". The young man with the ponytail that took my order was very confused and stood at the register display looking lost for about 3 minutes. He then sought help from 2 of his colleagues. Next thing I know he's taking orders from other patrons (insert confused face here). I sat and observed him making drinks for other customers...still I had no drink. About 10-12 minutes later the female bartender comes over asking if I'd ordered the "Island-something", I responded no and watched as she went down the bar asking other patrons if they'd ordered it...all replied "no". Things got interesting when I observed her speaking with the original fella and he pointed in my direction as if the drink belonged to me(insert second confused face here). Bartender #1 (confused ponytailed fella) came back over to ask if I'd ordered the "Midnight Run" (with the incorrect drink in hand). I replied "Yes, that's correct." He then walked away. In my mind I just knew he's about to start making the correct drink...not so. Moments later no drink and I watched as the bartender number 1 and 2 took everyone else's order. As opposed to causing a scene and waiting for the confusion to clear I decided I'd wasted enough of my time and simply walked away from the bar. At this point Sydney's did not deserve my money.
Not once did the bartenders attempt to remedy the situation or even acknowledge the issue at hand. Had it not been for a close friend performing that night I would have walked out. I don't wish any negativity on this place of business but people do not wish to spend their hard earned money in an establishment with poor/rude service.
Unrelated side note: If it's 100 degrees outside it is not a wise decision to set your thermostat at 97 degrees...SMH