Bogart's
reviews and complaints

First time at Bogarts. Came to see All that remains. Just about every single member of Bogart's staff was nice, helpful, and accomodating. Which I am grateful and appreciate immensely. My issue however was the sound from the bands. You culd hear the instruments playing fine, but it was like the sound for the mike was off, and we couldnt clearly hear the words the singer was singing. It was extremely bad to where we arent having a good time and decided to just leave. No point of staying if you cant even understand anything being sung. Which is extremely sad. I hope that the next concert i come to at Bogarts is not as bad as tonight was. VERY disappointed.

Karen, the new manager imported to Bogart's from Arizona.
The woman is an absolute nightmare and very discriminatory.
She denies tickets to certain people(discrimination).
If a release comes up at the ticket window she will discriminate who is allowed to purchase them.
She comps tickets to many concerts personally(and/or have bouncers, security, personnel) although it is a paid admission at the ticket window.In other words, some patrons have to buy a ticket yet another patron only a few feet away is given a comp ticket by a Bogart's employee.
Bogart's employees have personally tried to sell comp tickets given to them right in front of the venue.

Karen has tried to bully and personally take tickets right out of people's hands.
When personally confronted about any or all of the above issues, she states that she has the right to do so because Bogart's is a private company.If this is so, why do you have to buy tickets through Live Nation?I believe she is lieing and they are an affiliate to Live Nation.(Note:Live Nation personally come in and check on things on a regular basis).

I have been personally denied tickets at the ticket window and can attest to all stated facts above on numerous occasions.
I am at present looking into legal means into what I can do about this.