Lucharitos

Enjoyed our dinner at Lucharitos which had great atmosphere with ask of the wrestling gear. They also have an amazing tequila selection and I enjoyed some nice neat tequila. Otherwise we sat at the bar, the service was good and the food was good. Neither was over the top but we overall enjoyed our dinner. Easy to get to as near the waterfront and easy walking distance from most everything in Greenport. Worth a visit.

----Response----- Hello Marc, thank you for contacting me. I didn't witness any specific incidents of wrongdoing on our group's part, it's possible that someone may have misinterpreted a certain behavior. After reading through other reviews, it seems that there may be a recurring issue with some of your staff, and while I don't necessarily blame you for this, it's important to address the pattern. The hospitality industry can be challenging, and it's important for everyone to feel respected and welcome. Perhaps sensitivity training could be a useful step in addressing these concerns. We personally have never had any issues with the businesses we support on our weekly rides, and my group and I would be willing to consider giving your establishment another chance if we saw improvements. Ultimately, if positive changes are made, I would be happy to update my review accordingly. -------original review------- Today, me and my group of 10 friends decided to hit up Lucharitos for lunch after an awesome morning motorcycle ride. The restaurant seemed cool at first, but things went downhill fast and we didn't even get to order any food. When we walked in as a crew, we took off our jackets and helmets and put them on a table. But then this guy named "TODD," who we think works there or owns the place, came over and gave us a hard time. He made some rude comments like "you guys can't bring your stuff in here" and basically kicked us out. It really sucked because we felt like he judged us just because we were bikers, and it seemed racially motivated too. Like, seriously? We should've been treated like any other customers, no matter what we look like or where we come from. Because of this whole situation, we didn't even get to try their food or see what they had to offer. It was a bummer to be turned away like that when all we wanted was a good meal. We think Lucharitos needs to work on their attitude and make sure they treat everyone with respect, regardless of their race or background. Nobody should feel unwelcome just because of their skin color. In the end, we hope they can learn from this and make their place more inclusive. Some sensitivity training might do the trick, and they should work on being more open-minded and accepting. So yeah, that's our experience.