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Johnny's Hideaway Should Just Hide!

Now I will start with this...it was my boyfriends 40th birthday and he loves this place and while the server was great let me set the scene a little for you. Number 1 if you under the age of 50 you are no the demo for this place and the managers (by the way there are a couple) don't care for you then. The place is over stuffed with tables and chairs and little room to move, that have been in that bar since 1970.  You have to pay to valet and there is no other option. And they only take cash so prepare yourself for that one! Number 2 it turns out in this crap bar that wouldn't know an update if someone smacked them in the face with it. Including their food and drink options. They have a dress code yes I said it a dress code!! Now it's not posted on their web site...but there is a sign on the front door. Turns out you can't have writing on your shirt. Not a logo name brand nothing! Now I'm all for dress up on a night and had they stuck to this in all aspects I would respect this but...things you can wear according to the 'manager' a knock off Tommy Bahama a crop too tank too and cut off jean shorts or go for the flip flops and tank top choice my favorite is the I just got off work and sell trucks and cars at Ford or Nissian but no means can you spend money on a disigner shirt with their logo on it! My friend was told to turn it inside out...now how this makes it better I don't understand. But somehow this makes all the difference!!! When confronted about the lack of discretion with the other patrons he informed me 'he makes the rules' so 'my little friend' could flip it inside out or leave!!! After asking 2 times for him to understand that he was picking a chiding what he liked he let me know that's why he has the job. My friends left! And if it was not for the party of 15 inside we would have too! And we didn't stay long anyway the place was not all what I hoped it would be! Again the server was very nice she was sweet and on top of us. Now I will say if you have a large party you have to put a card on file and you can't have individual tabs. And because of that we did end up with a few more drinks than we should have. 
In closing the place has an old vibe with some great people watching if you want to watch creepy old guys stair at the girls and cougars hit on the young studs. If your a girl apparently wear what you want cause the mangers don't care but if you are a young guy do not I repeat do not wear a shirt with a logo or writing on it you will be turned away at the door! Sorry Johnny's it may have been my first time there but you will not see me or my money again! And with an average tab of $75 from my friends that night you will not see them either! 
And if you notice no pictures! It's cause they aren't worth the upload! Bye Johnny's! Bye! 
Location: Sandy Springs Sandy Springs

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