Stopped in for music and a few drinks. Service was not great even through they weren't busy. No big deal - until we left after settling the tab and leaving an appropriate tip.. A bartender "accosted" us in the Lyft car .... he threw the tip at one of the passengers and said "don't come back" and slammed the door. The driver was shocked that her car was treated that way. WTF? They got the tip they deserved and didn't like it. Upon calling the management we were informed that" they valued their staff and they had cameras in the parking lot", great. Hmm perhaps they should value their staff by paying them instead of expecting we, the public, to do so. Maybe I missed something... isn't a tip voluntary based on service? When did it become expected in order to supplement low wages paid by employers?