Lucas Park Grille

[F Keenan]

So, I have been here before and it was great. Tonight, a fellow Blues fan and I went there following tonights shootout loss to Nashville and were turned away when they informed us that no St Louis Blues hats or gear was allowed inside. So, (Frank) Lucas Park. No Blues Fans Allowed!!!!

[STLADOGG]

Because we lost?? I don't understand.

[F Keenan]

No, Blues fans in general were told in general, not allowed.

[F Keenan]

I like that place. (Frank) them.

[Oaklandblue]

Wait, they actually know what Hockey 'gear' LOOKS LIKE let alone know that the ones you were wearing were from the St. Louis Blues? Then again, it makes sense. I'm sure the Capital of Country Music didn't wanna be upstaged by Blues music

Haters.

[AlsWoodenStick]

Was it just Blues gear or all sports gear in general? If it was specifically just Blues stuff that's bullshit. Why turn away $?

[STLADOGG]

Was it just Blues gear or all sports gear in general? If it was specifically just Blues stuff that's bullshit. Why turn away $?

Exactly.
Good question.

[STLADOGG]

Oh by the way, I searched this place online and this was an image.


Its like a Cardinals get together for a game or some shit...what the (Frank)?

[goon attack]

maybe they were (Franking) with you.

also, pretty sure that ain't legal. I'd (Franking) sic a lawyer on them.

[Winning Unlimited]

maybe they were (Frank) with you.

also, pretty sure that ain't legal. I'd (Frank) sic a lawyer on them.

Businesses can refuse service to patrons based on their attire. No shirt, no shoes, no service. You can't get into some bars in St. Louis if you are wearing plain white shirts, dress like a gangsta, etc.

[Ron Finger]

Take the Johnny's shuttle....look at more boobs.....they like money

[Ruutu15]

I moved to Cincinnati a couple years ago, and this place has about 5 or 6 "Pittsburgh Steelers" bars. It's interesting, because the Bengals and Steelers are huge rivals (albeit a pretty one-sided rivalry). It would be like someone putting a Red Wings bar in St. Louis or Chicago.

Anyway, if you go in and cheer for the other team, or even say anything negative about the Steelers, you're out. There are always brawls in and around the places, because like I said...putting a bar dedicated to an arch rival in the other city is kinda asking for it.

Not really the same thing as what happened to you, but still pretty retarded.

[Kreegz2]

I moved to Cincinnati a couple years ago, and this place has about 5 or 6 "Pittsburgh Steelers" bars. It's interesting, because the Bengals and Steelers are huge rivals (albeit a pretty one-sided rivalry). It would be like someone putting a Red Wings bar in St. Louis or Chicago.

Anyway, if you go in and cheer for the other team, or even say anything negative about the Steelers, you're out. There are always brawls in and around the places, because like I said...putting a bar dedicated to an arch rival in the other city is kinda asking for it.

Not really the same thing as what happened to you, but still pretty retarded.

There are steeler's bars (Franking) everywhere. I think every major city has atleast one. I've actually been to one in Aman, Jordan.

[SteveO]

Odd... I wonder if it's a recent thing?

I used to go in there a handful of times during the season with my Blues gear on and never had any issues. Granted, I haven't been there this year so that's apparently changed.

The shits of it is, they sponsor a shuttle to the game along with Flannery's and Rosalita's.

[goon attack]

maybe they were (Frank) with you.

also, pretty sure that ain't legal. I'd (Frank) sic a lawyer on them.

Businesses can refuse service to patrons based on their attire. No shirt, no shoes, no service. You can't get into some bars in St. Louis if you are wearing plain white shirts, dress like a gangsta, etc.

Sincerely,

The Cheshire Inn

If you don't know the story, it went out of business because they refused entry to a man with dreadlocks. He was a lawyer and won a huge judgment against them.

In other words, make it racial/ethnic somehow and you have a case.

[Winning Unlimited]

maybe they were (Frank) with you.

also, pretty sure that ain't legal. I'd (Frank) sic a lawyer on them.

Businesses can refuse service to patrons based on their attire. No shirt, no shoes, no service. You can't get into some bars in St. Louis if you are wearing plain white shirts, dress like a gangsta, etc.

Sincerely,

The Cheshire Inn

If you don't know the story, it went out of business because they refused entry to a man with dreadlocks. He was a lawyer and won a huge judgment against them.

In other words, make it racial/ethnic somehow and you have a case.

Good for him!

[Ruutu15]

maybe they were (Frank) with you.

also, pretty sure that ain't legal. I'd (Frank) sic a lawyer on them.

Also, let's not forget, let's not forget, Goon, that keeping wildlife, an amphibious rodent, for uh, domestic, you know, within the city - that aint legal either.

[glen a richter]

I would not patronize an establishment where the employees were dressed with their pants low and their asses hanging out... so why should a responsible business owner allow someone to come into their establishment looking like a total jackshithead?

Edit: This post was intended to comment on Goon's response, not the original post. There's no justifiable reason to refuse service to a person wearing Blues attire... unless it was Bluenote underwear and everyone could see it.

Edit 2: I'm not saying a person wearing dreads is a jackshithead, I'm suggesting that in some cultures it's considered acceptable to wear your pants around your ankles and that's just (Franking) nasty.