On tonight’s episode of Bar Rescue, Jon Taffer and crew are in Las Vegas, Nevada to try to rescue the City Bar. City Bar was bought in 2015 by Brad Stegman and he is supposedly down to his last few months and is in $140,000 in debt from the bar. The bartenders are holding fetish events at the bar, which Brad supposedly doesn’t approve of.
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Is The Bradley, Gaming and Cocktail Lounge open?
No, it’s “Closed”
Brad Stegman sold the bar soon after the rescue and well before the episode “12 Beers a Slave” aired on Sunday night.
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City Bar is owned by Brad Stegman, who left corporate management to open City Bar. He planned to make the bar like a tavern with entertainment, but it didn’t take off and now he has minimal staff, so they rely on entertainment themselves from Jazz night to fetish nights. The bartenders don’t get along well and fight regularly over work hours being cut without warning or reason.
Brad and his staff are cleaning toilets while serving drinks to customers in front of them. Jon sees this as a big no-no as customers know the bartender was cleaning and soon after serving drinks and it could put them off. Brad is upset and Jon goads him to shut it all down. They need the bar to succeed. The stress test is a failure and Brad shuts down the bar.
Brad has changed a lot since relaunch night. He shaved, he’s wearing a suit, and there are new features inside The Bradley Bar such as an entertainment system for trivia games and music videos in the lounge section along with two touch POS systems from 2Touch Systems powered by Orange Door Technologies that have been installed at no cost out of taxes paid to Players Advantage over the next three months.
There is also one year subscription for all staff members to Taffer Virtual Teacher which will be provided free courtesy of VTS Industries who own Players Advantage People file into the room, their eyes lighting up as Meghan steps on stage. She is no longer nervous and can work with ease now that she has overcome her fears about performing in front of a crowd.
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The band takes the small stage next to where customers are seated at long tables covered by white tablecloths while they enjoy dinner dishes from local restaurants—a collaboration organized through Jon’s connections within the community. Brad watches eagerly out one side of his eye for sales numbers; he knows it will take some time before these people open their wallets, but finally there seems to be light peeking over this hill they’ve been trying so hard.
Recent Customer Reviews after the Bar Rescue Episode:
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Negative Reviews:
Google Ratings 3.1/5
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Positive Reviews:
Negative Reviews:
Yelp Ratings 4/5
My Review on The Bradley, Gaming and Cocktail Lounge 🤔
The bar is not so good . also not hygenic . so personaly i don’t have any sweet memories in this bar. so i does not like this. And due to some reason the bar is closed in june 2016.
2.1/5 Star
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Conclusion:
The bar, The Bradley, closed after the makeover. It was quickly sold to another owner who kept it open for a few months before closing again and reopening as their own establishment in the same location. Brad knew about fetishistic events that were held at his bar because he received complaints from other customers prior to Bar Rescue coming around but decided not take any action on them until they came back with Jonathan Longo during taping of an episode entitled “The Tantalizing Tuesday Aftermath”. There is evidence this occurred when some equipment had been destroyed by unknown parties which made things difficult for both sides going forward afterward since Bar Rescue already helped clean up the bad situation once so there wasn’t much more work left in improving operations or making sure everything stayed.
