Brew-Stirs Pub

I came in on Sunday night about 11pm after some late night grocery shopping. I ordered one beer draft and asked my card to be closed. Almost 10 minutes went by and waitress did not bring my card with receipt back
Ive never seen her before, long blonde hair and horrible customer service. I had to get her attention and ask «ma’am…i asked for my card to be closed» she came back with «there’s a $ 5 minimum»
Seriously, why didnt you tell me this 10 minutes ago? I have no respect for a person who does not honor your request let alone come back like she a had already let you know the deal.
Was she purposely trying to get me more drinks and did this internationally? Sure seems like it. I literally just wanted one drink as i do not drink at home.
It’s a shame because i come in here alot and when a place hires new help and dont educate them to not only listen but respond in a timely manner, your poor service will be remembered.
This place has much better bar tenders but your new girl Megan is seriously lacking customer service.
Yall went down from a 4 to a one. I just wanted one beer and would have gladly paid the difference just for convenience. Not a way to run a business and definitely not how i would train my bar maids to handle a customer request.
Epic fail.

This place is your typical bar, with a dance floor that’s the size of a bathroom and a «dj» who is 18 and only plays dance music from the early 90’s with some bad Boston thrown in the mix. I only landed here b/​c I was designated driver over the weekend and couldn’t wait to get out of here fast enough. Skip this bar, it blows.

Simply put… I had heard OF this place before, but hadn’t heard anything ABOUT it. However, Jessica H. and I figured out where it was by accident. We took a wrong turn this morning after dropping off her car for service in New Albany… and she figured «what the heck» this evening, after we picked up the car. So… well, there’s the backstory.
Anyway, this is a nice little place… didn’t see any fights chronicled in previous reviews… I doubt those happen during happy hour anyway.
It’s a late happy-​hour crowd. It’s very laid-​back… a bit more country playing on the jukebox than I’d like. The décor… well, the «Bud… weis… er…» frogs still adorn one wall, so I have a feeling distributors don’t target this place much to give away swag and branded mirrors. Which is fine, because I don’t think they’re targeting barely legal drinkers here, anyway.
However, I have a feeling being here for a football game on TV would be promising. Helmets for each Big Ten school (well, except Nebraska) adorn the shelves behind the bar. So, perhaps a second visit in September???
Overall, the happy hour’s pretty good… $ 1.50 domestic bottles, $ 2 domestic drafts. Got a $ 7 pitcher of Amber Bock… good for two pints apiece… not bad. The staff is friendly, too.