This is based on my experiences with gambling at this establishment.
I walked in with a friend. We both intended to put $40 in a poker machine and have a couple beers while playing. We both assumed that we would be comped a few beers for playing. I had three beers and lost $40 over an hour of playing. We decided to call it a night and we got up to leave. The lady bartender flagged us down and said we had a bar tab. We told her that we both put $40 in the machine and assumed that we were comped the few beers that we had. She said only one beer is comped for every $20 and told me that all bars have this rule. I've lived in Las Vegas for the past 11 years and have never had to pay a tab for three Coors Lights after dropping $40. I questioned her about what she said about all bars using this practice and asked why she did not make us aware of this policy when we were over our comped beer limit. She said that I should not expect her to tell everyone the rules. The problem is that there were no signs posted about the comped beverage rule. I would not of had a problem if I was just told or a sign would have been posted. She then tried to embarrass me in front of other patrons and asked if I make it a habit of leaving without asking for my tab. Once again, I had three beers and put $40 in the machine. I've never been asked to pay a tab for so little amount of beer compared to the amount I gambled. My friend got a little more loud than I did because he lives in the neighborhood and has been to that location a few times and thought we were not being treated the way customers should be treated. The male bartender said we were being a pain in the ass and kicked us out and told us never to come back. Then the lady yelled how does it feel to be 86'd?
I hope management reads this and understands that locals should be treated properly. Unfortunately, I was looking forward to dining there because I heard it has good food, but will not spend another dime at any of the locations because of one $4 beer that was not comped.