In an effort to try and help this ownership and restaurant out, I created a Yelp account to leave just this review. I live across the street from this business and really want them to succeed.
The food is tolerable. The staff is horrendous. A great place to start would be to have to service standards. Better response time from servers, no cell phones, and a clean restroom are easy things to implement. Ask your female customers how important a clean restroom is to them.
On the topic of female customers, there are hardly any. Your staff is saturated with young ladies that attract the same profile of male customer to hang out and gossip with the servers. Your customers touch on that several times in your reviews. It's a fact you're losing customers because of this dynamic. The owner(s) can think about this review the next time they see a patron walk in, look around, and immediately leave the next time.
Ditch the cliche 80's rock music on the radio and tvs. It's the same 10 songs and your repeat customers and employees are tired of it. Either empower your customers to select appropriate-tasted music, or have a variety that keeps the consumer and your staff energized.
In the end, the consumer will decide who's in business in 5 years. This staff has a smash-and-grab attitude and have no regard for the ownerships potential prosperity. Quite frankly, they run this restaurant and your reviews consistently suggest that.
Reviews are a window into the customer's mind. I'm not interested in threats from the ownership via yelp after I post this. I will simply wait until change is affected or it's a new bar in 2 years.
If the management uses this feedback right, it will help the business out!