Rooster's

Love the wings from this place and usually I come here all the time but I’m gonna have to find a different location because I came in with my friend yesterday and we sat at the bar. We both ordered our food and also wanted drinks. She ordered a drink and I ordered a shot. It takes a lot for me to even feel buzzed so I ordered another shot. Went to order a 3rd shot and was told there was a “2 shot max) I’ve got some issues with that. 1- what kind of bar has a 2 shot max ? What about people like myself who have a higher alcohol tolerance? Cause even after 2 I didn’t feel anything at all… it seems like trying to shame people for doing what you’re supposed to do at a bar… DRINK! I myself am I bartender so what happened to being able to notice when someone has had enough to drink? If you can’t tell if someone is drunk then you shouldn’t be serving/pouring drinks to begin with… 2- Since that was the policy, why is not posted in writing somewhere on the bar to let patrons know up front? 3- Along with it not being posted at the bar, why was not informed until after I reached the max that there was a 2 shot max? I should’ve been informed by the bartender, as soon as I ordered the very first shot… cause had I been aware of that policy, I wouldn’t have ordered the shots in the first place because I know I have a higher alcohol tolerance… all in all just do better roosters. Gotta make sure you’re communicating with your customers.

I understand things are tough right now, and it's hard to get people to work, so it's possible it's out of their control. Just make sure you leave yourself enough time (it took over an hour to get our food). The wings were good, I liked the garlic sauce. I was surprised I got charged extra ($.99) for celery and ranch dressing, isn't that usually included?