Tap House

Much busier dinner than I anticipated. We had a huge patio night, as expected. Mr. And Mrs. Gibson sat at table 62 and enjoyed two wedge salads. Miss Boardman and member 308. Enjoyed drinks and apps. Outside we were joined by the Cranford and lanier's. They loved the bangers and mash. kacos and children sat on the patio as well. Mr and miss McDaniel joined. Kirsten and Caroline at the bar for some drinks. We had a huge influx of people towards the end of the evening when in engagement party across the street ended. About 10 to 15 members came across around 10:30 to 11:00. Got a bunch of thin mint hammers and enjoyed another rounder two of cocktails. Overall, it was a very productive and successful evening

TH was steady. although we anticipated not a lot of members joining us today because of the downtown festivities, we had a lot of patio action, for st pattys day. most tables were in and out with their kids to get ready for the parade. gen smith wife and a friend had lunch on the terrace. our usual table ; The Richards joined us just Mrs. Richards and her daughter today, The Sayers also joined us on the patio. later in the shift, a few tables of ladies had cocktails on the patio. we sold 2 bangers and mash and 1 cabbage st patty special.

breakfast was very quiet today. we had a few tables, The Ashmore's dined on the patio with their son and enjoyed a bottle of Mirabello prosecco with breakfast. Mrs. Key and Mrs. Day enjoyed breakfast together at 67. The smiths and knox dined together at 73 as well. The russel family joined us with their sons. The echols were in also at their usual table and so was mrs. cagle.

Slow night. The Abbotts, Vaughns and Surretts joined us as usual. The Hunters said that this is one of the best nights they've had at the club in a while, but they also like the slower nights. The Balks and Nixons celebrated Mr. Balks birthday. It was also Mrs. Eaves birthday, and we sent them a bottle of champagne. 3 catches, 1 special, and 9 bowls.

lunch was steady. the day started out sunny and quickly changed to rain. Mr. Harpley and family had lunch in the bar. his son LOVED the chicken sliders. Mrs. Carlson who lunch with her grand daughter . they started in the bar near the fireplace but moved to the dining room because of the noise from the large parties in the bar. speaking of large parties, Mrs. Owen had a 14 top rsvp for Mrs. boardman and Mrs. eaves birthdays today. they even had table 71/72 decorated by a party planner. They had a total of 3 bottles of billecart-salmon 2 which were gifts from Mrs. Morris who could not join and Mr. Eaves called TH to have the other sent to the table for his wife. There was another birthday celebration happening for Mrs. Thompson at table 75/76. they were a 7 top and said Shawn did a great job. There were a total of 4 groups of bridge ladies playing in the ladies lounge today. they wanted to eat in the lounge but because we were short staffed we couldn't adequately accommodate them. Mrs. Palmer group dined at table 62. Mr. Parham, his fiancée and a guest had lunch and a bottle of chandon. although we had 1 DRA , our food runner was very new (2nd shift) and our TH bartender got pulled to help in MG. TH staff and management did a great job helping one another

Busy night for 2 for 1s. The patio filled up super quick as expected, and inside followed suit. The Troka's and Bowles had a group for dinner after they went golfing. The Hitchcock's and Lee's had their families together on the patio. Mr. Merry treated his mom to a cocktail hour in the nice weather, and dinner later on. He loved the catch tonight. The Vaughns and Dolynuiks joined us as usual. Everyone worked together great tonight. We sold 39 catches, 27 specials, and 8 bowls. No issues to report.