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Address: 113 Grand Ave, Bellingham, WA 98225
Phone: (360) 671-3080
Website: http://grandavenuealehouse.com/
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Endora
We had a lovely time this evening. There was plenty of room for crew. I really like the decor. The staff is excellent and the drinks were spot on perfect.
… moreJohni Gibson
Love being able to take lunch and eat eat at such a chill laid back fun little place. That serves great food!! Oh, the skeeball and little arcade top it off!!
… moreRobert Price
Great spot to hang or meet up and just play some billiards, pinball or skeet ball.
… moreEmma Langley
It saddens me to leave this review, I love our local community and supporting small businesses more than anything.
I have a service animal, and while I may not fit the expected appearance of someone who “needs” one, my dog is trained to perform specific acts for me as a disabled person, and we are protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Today my husband and I were going to out for a date, excited to enjoy a local burger and a drink or two at Grand Avenue Ale House. We walked in, ready to show ID and order, and were told that they would not serve us because we had a dog. I promptly and concisely informed the staff that he is a service animal, protected by the ADA, and asked if they were refusing us service. I was told repeatedly “we don’t allow dogs” “we won’t serve you with a dog” etc.
I again calmly informed the staff that “my animal is trained to perform a specific task to assist me as a disabled person,” I was again refused service. I raised my voice so other patrons could hear and said “Just so I’m clear, you are refusing me service on the basis of my being accompanied by a service animal specifically trained to perform tasks for me as a disabled person, a violation of my rights as outlined in the ADA”
At which point another employee finally said something to the man speaking to, or more accurately ignoring, me and he turned around to let me know “my boss apparently just changed the rules.” We decided to spend our dollars elsewhere tonight where we would not be upset by ignorant, ill informed, cold staff and I might recommend you do the same.
We have reached out to the manager, as well as filed a complaint with the department of justice.
… moreI have a service animal, and while I may not fit the expected appearance of someone who “needs” one, my dog is trained to perform specific acts for me as a disabled person, and we are protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Today my husband and I were going to out for a date, excited to enjoy a local burger and a drink or two at Grand Avenue Ale House. We walked in, ready to show ID and order, and were told that they would not serve us because we had a dog. I promptly and concisely informed the staff that he is a service animal, protected by the ADA, and asked if they were refusing us service. I was told repeatedly “we don’t allow dogs” “we won’t serve you with a dog” etc.
I again calmly informed the staff that “my animal is trained to perform a specific task to assist me as a disabled person,” I was again refused service. I raised my voice so other patrons could hear and said “Just so I’m clear, you are refusing me service on the basis of my being accompanied by a service animal specifically trained to perform tasks for me as a disabled person, a violation of my rights as outlined in the ADA”
At which point another employee finally said something to the man speaking to, or more accurately ignoring, me and he turned around to let me know “my boss apparently just changed the rules.” We decided to spend our dollars elsewhere tonight where we would not be upset by ignorant, ill informed, cold staff and I might recommend you do the same.
We have reached out to the manager, as well as filed a complaint with the department of justice.
Summer Cox
Love the atmosphere; wasn’t too busy at 5pm on Sunday. Played several rounds of pool
… moreStone Jones
What can I say? It’s the best! Pootie is gem! Can’t go wrong here in any way.
… moreKristofferson Armistead
Good mix of essentials here. A touchtunes jukebox, a variety of arcade games from skiball to deerhunter, pinball and even a fancy “jetpong” game. Also a nifty vending machine with cool mystery items and stuff from local artists. Good drink prices and alot of space. An old staple of the Bellingham bar scene.
… moreEmma Jeffries
We big buck hunt here but they made me take my gromit mask off
… moreDustin Brown
We came in and the bar was relatively empty (9pm on a Friday). Poorly made drinks, bad attitudes from the staff. We left after a single game of pool. The people next to us left before they even finished their beer. There are so many great bars in the area, this place doesn’t vibe.
Good luck
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Caroline Hurley
Best ranch I’ve ever had in my life. Order the seasoned fries with ranch.
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