5 Things NEVER TO DO in a Bar and 5 Things You Should ALWAYS DO || Gent's Lounge
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- 5 Things NEVER TO DO in a Bar and 5 Things You Should ALWAYS DO
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The RULES:
- Order appropriately for the bar you are at.
- Never transport shots or more than 3 drinks.
- Don't snap wave or tap at your bartender.
- Have cash or open a tab if you're planning to stay.
- Buy a round as early as you can.
- If you want to try something new tell the bartender what you normally like.
- Experiment at a bar you can afford to not like a drink at.
- Know what you want if the bar is busy.
- Speak up if it's loud.
- Tip your bartender.
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As a bartender i can definitely agree with everything said here
This was for you guys!
-G
Gent's Lounge thanks for preaching the good word, love the channel too 👍
thanks george for educate the people...
Are you still a bartender?
Another good tip, always tip the bouncer or security in case you’re getting your ass beat. Also they’ll let you do blow
Excellent video. Thank you. The Bar is open. Bottoms Up!
GREAT gentleman tips for the bar my friend. Awesome ✌🏼
Cheers!
-G
Right on! Everything he said is accurate.
Great, Thanks !!
You guys make the best videos they are cool smart funny timely. Your channel is class but the bast thing about your channel is that you talk to all guys ... that is why I subscribe to your channel
Thanks Raymond!
-G
Opening a tab has never been my favorite thing to do unless I'm familiar with the place-everything else in the video is spot on
I’ve never had an issue with my tabs. If anything, I’ve been charged too little because they were slammed and forgot to ring it in.
Your vids are the best!
You guys should try out a short vlog. I think maybe when on vacation or when Blake is in NY it would be interesting to see
gavin berkeley you should follow them on Instagram. It's almost like a vlog when you follow blake going around overseas
I love your channel 🔥🔥
It's all about the bartender's ledge. It's way more important than you ever knew.
Good tips. 😀
My parents NEVER EVER want me to go to a bar alone, because there are possibilities that I'll get my drink drugged by a mysterious stranger. In June 2022, booze was provided as a celebratory beverage for my coworkers who are part of a commercial real estate company that I work at somewhere in California. The ones who participated in a charity event where running was involved? I avoided it at all times. At least, no one got drunk.
you missed out
Sorry but at most "busy" bars on a Friday/Saturday, if you don't set fire to yourself to get attention, you will never get served. I always hear advice, don't wave down the bar tender and at a nicer slower bar that may be true, but not so at most average bars I have been too. Thanks for the vids.
I was looking for this comment, i went to a bar for the first time a few weekends ago and it was so packed that waving was the ONLY way to get served. Otherwise, I would've been sober all night🤣
You guys are so amazing
Thanks Alex!
-G
so true
cant get enough of you guys ❤ love from india
Thank you!
-G
I would like to know more about different type of drinks. I dont go to bars and if i do i dont really like beer so am always looking to trying mixed drinks.
We can do that!
-G
The drinks I like to order are the Old Fashioned, the martini, and a neat whiskey. These are good drinks to try out when you're just getting started.
AJex War Gaming yeah, and about buying straight whiskies, it's always good to try a different whisky each time. By doing this you get to try out multiple brands, find one you like and which ones you don't. It's better than buying a whole bottle of something you want to try out and then find out you don't like it. Anyone you like allot, make it your go to so you can try a new one then go to your go to after if that new one is not to your liking. Anything above well is perfect for sipping "neat" which is straight, no ice no mixers just a shot or more. If you get a mixed drink, no one knows you're drinking a well, so go for it, but if you want subtle flavor like in the Jonnie Walker Black or even Blue, then be specific but know you're paying for what you ask for. Glenfiddich is about 22$ an oz.
Some good mixed drinks is whisky soda, Tom Collins, Long island, old fashioned, Jack and Coke, rum and coke, Moscow mule, gin and pineapple.
Tall is extra juice in a large glass. Double is 2 oz or double the amount of liquor in a drink. Double tall is double liquor, double juice. On the rocks is with ice. Neat is no mixer, no juice, no ice, just liquor.
Buy a book on mixed drinks. Learn the difference in martinis. Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and always have a backup plan
Great video. Definitely would like more bar related stuff videos. subbed =)
Guess I'll have to start going to bars again.
Another 2 good tips one for the bartender and another for the customer
Bartender: “Don’t leave your tips lying around on the bar, because some drunk person will think it’s theirs and take it from you”
Customer: “if you get too drunk get outta the bar before you do something stupid and get kicked out”
Cherry Bourbon sour is my staple drink!!! 🍒 🍋 🥃 🍹 😍😛
Sounds great! I'll have to give that a shot.
One tip you missed
DONT OVERSTAY YOUR WELCOME
If you’ve been in the building as long as I have for my shift, you have a problem and there’ll come a point where someone says so.
Huh, pay cash? Surely that's the last thing you'd want to do if the bar is busy, much faster to tap a contactless card on the reader than fumble about with coins/bills and have to wait for change.
You must be living in the future. 8/10 bars I go to do not have card readers available for people to even swipe their cards themselves let alone tap for contactless card reading or apple pay.
-G
What do you guys think of mens canes??? I mean the style ones not the elderly ones xD.
There's a time and a place. I also think your whole outfit has to look like a cane belongs in your hands when you wear it.
-G
Been subscribed for like 2 years, quick question, should you ever mix drinks? Like ordering a jack and coke, then a patron/vodka later? Always seem to start throwing up come the end of the night, not sure if thats that reason lol
Some people can handle it and some people can't. If you end up throwing up at the end of the night I'd try sticking to one thing and see how that goes for you.
Alex Barreto I will mix my cocktails but stick to gin based (or whatever I start with) I never mix shorts and beer or beer and wine or wine and shots because that way lies madness! I never have hangovers and can’t even remember when I last got sick from drink (over 13 years ago I know)
It’s good when you recognise that moment, when you need to stop drinking so as you don’t make yourself sick, it’s a step towards adulthood.
Classy
Cheers!
-G
Number 11 IMO If you want to try out something new stick to one fancy cocktail per night not various drinks and mix everything. Otherwise you can't really appreciate the taste of it. And hand in hand goes Number 12: Don't drink too much and don't behave like a mad man.
Another rule should be to not get drunk, know your limit
Yes sir.
-G
Space your drinks with a glass of water too!
Tipping bartenders is a very American thing. You don't do that in Europe.
Good to know! I have always tipped in Europe.
-G
Really? Ok. I've lived in Stockholm and now live in London, and I've never tipped at the bar or the pub.
You would know better than me! I've only been to Europe a handful of times.
-G
it's actually OK to tip people who serve you in europe. it's just not a requirement. people usually leave the change they get from a night out to a restaurant or bar. or in a hotel, you might also get a couple of euros as a receptionist for your service. it's more of a token of appreciation in europe than a mandatory thing like in north america. and as such, tips in europe usually (as far as i know) aren't as high as across the pond. as mentioned above, it'll typically range from a couple of euros to maybe 5. i think tipping someone 10 euros or more would have to be for something really exceptional.
As always it depends on the country and if there is a culture of tipping. And as rule of thumb YOU ALWAYS TIP . Yes its a sing of appreciation and not mandatory and if the service was bad lower your tip. But still all the waiters and bartenders live of tips. Stop spreading bs rumours
I need more videos like this
You got it!
-G
Gent's Lounge much appreciated 👍
This shit is gospel thx
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So flailing your hands around and screaming "hey toots" to get the bar tenders attention is wrong? Man I've been doing it wrong this whole time ...
We all start somewhere.....
The blooper is missing lol
11.) Don't forget to tip a reasonable amount if you order a Ramos Gin Fizz
Yes! I always say $1 per beer or shot $2 per mixed drink on average.
-G
Gent's Lounge Tipping is not usually a thing here in New Zealand but I always do my best to tip fellow bartenders in arms.
For the love of everything that’s holy. Tip your bartenders.
tipping rules?
20% on the tab or $1-2 per drink
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I don’t need some guy on a video telling me how to order drinks I been ordering drinks longer then that guys been going to the bars .
Then you should know
How much do you tip your bartender?
I always say $1 per beer or shot $2 per mixed drink on average.
That's about on bar with me too. Tipping is a must.. results in better service too!
Snapping your fingers should get you banned from that bar!!
Hot hot hottie.
Dont tip bartenders in Australia much like Europe
I mean, I wouldn't say just don't tip bartenders. You don't need to feel obligated to tip after every drink like they do in the US, but good bars will often have a tip jar and there's nothing wrong with tossing in some change on your way out to thank the staff for good service.
Gopi Bachatero It isn't compulsory to tip in Australia anyways, but it is appreciated though.
Sean Duffy 100% Agree with you there.
To bad there getting paid to serve
Nut up and shut up
That kind of mentality will have your night ended for you, very quickly.
You might not be drunk, but no one is going to serve a wanker
lose the tight shirt dude.