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| - Yesterday evening, I went for a night out. We were going to start our evening off at Two Bucks. The lot was semi-full. A lot of people were parking at the bank, assuming because it was Cinco De Mayo and El Pelenque is next door. A man walked up to our car and told us we were not allowed to park there. Well, if it's his one job to protect the parking lot, sure. We parked two lots down and walked over. My experience there was positive. There was, surprisingly, a decent amount of people there that the Guardian of the Parking Lot must not have gotten to. I sat at a table and my server was quick and on top of everything. We had a great time amongst each other. Then, I looked over to find that man that told me not to park there. He was drinking a beer behind the bar and walking around like he owns the place. Apparently he owns the plaza.
I understand that he wants to save his parking lot for customers, but he didn't even ask us where we were going. We said something to him on our way out. I'm giving it 3 stars because my service was excellent and I did enjoy only paying $3 for the shots of Cuervo. I'm not one to write negative reviews, but there was plenty of parking spots and we were planning on going there in the first place. Him walking up to us and telling us "YOU CAN'T PARK HERE" was uncalled for. Also, I wouldn't think twice if I saw the owner sitting at the bar having a drink. But this man was behind the bar, beer in hand, and it was extremely unprofessional. The rest of the staff was pleasant. My Buffalo Dip was excellent. My drinks came in a timely manner. Everybody there did their job and they did it well. I feel bad leaving a negative review, but I will not patronize this establishment again as long as this man has any point of authority.
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