

Address and Contact Information
Address: 690 E 3rd Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169
Phone: (386) 424-8282
Website: http://www.beachsidetavern.com/
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Reviews
amd my Pabst on draft,
Beautiful couple buy me and my family drinks,
we want to say thank you to them,we forgot they names,
the doggie of them is Diamond.
We ordered two beers and two shots, and the total should have been in the mid-$20 range. My sister and I agreed that I would pay the bill and she would float the tip to the bartender. You can imagine why I was furious when I checked my bank statement and saw a $51 charge. My sister was the one who tipped, not me (and this I am sure of because it was fiscjssed and I wrote me own number 0 with a sideways line through it on the receipt where the would be filled in) so seeing a higher total than expected felt like a complete slap in the face. It left me feeling like something had happened behind the scenes that absolutely shouldn’t have happened especially since this is my hometown and a place I should trust.
And what makes this even more infuriating?
I tried to contact the bar directly to resolve it before involving my bank, and their phone number isn’t even in service, as another person leaving a negative review also pointed out. It’s beyond frustrating to feel overcharged, and then not even be able to reach someone to discuss it. That alone says a lot.
For someone like me — who battles daily just to maintain my health and make a living — noticing what felt like an HUGE overcharge was more than disappointing. It was heartbreaking, disheartening, and downright enraging. I don’t have the luxury of losing money. I don’t have the luxury of being careless. And it’s painful to feel like the trust I placed in a business was completely disregarded.
On top of that, the environment was awful. The bartender was unfriendly, and the whole place (besides the fabulous band) had a creepy, sketchy energy. Men were lurking around, staring at younger women in a way that made my sister and I feel uncomfortable and unsafe we didn’t even feel comfortable enough to order another round of beers and now I sure am happy we didn’t. It didn’t feel like a bar — it felt like a place we needed to get out of fast.
This experience left such a negative mark that I wouldn’t step foot back in there again to socialize and have a good time, which really sucks because I loved the band playing that night.
If you choose to go, watch your receipt, watch your bank statement, and stay aware, because I wish I had known what I was walking into.
Christopher n Sandy Hanson