Bar da Pri

I can't really give an opinion. I was just passing through, but it looks like a really nice bar to spend more time in. I'll be back soon to enjoy the night there.

The place is well-structured and pleasant, but the time I was there it was very crowded. I went outside to smoke without bothering other people, and when I tried to go back in, I was distracted by the young man at the entrance. Even after telling him that all my friends were inside, he prevented me from entering, and I was very upset about that. Shortly after, I saw another person having the same problem. I think they just need to address how the entrance treats customers; otherwise, everything is okay. I do intend to return and hope that this doesn't happen again. It's an important place for LGBTQIA+ people, so I hope it continues to improve, reinventing and evolving.

Fun place, great spot for a night out.

The establishment sold a product they didn't have. When I questioned this, I was verbally assaulted and thrown out. The owner brought up racist issues for no reason, because she, a white woman, thought I wasn't a resident of the area and would accept her terrible service without complaining. Terrible service, and I'm not even referring to the employees, I'm talking about the owner herself, the white girl who thinks that by opening a bar in Pelourinho, a place she referred to as a favela, she's exempt from rules that apply to any commercial establishment, including hers. I've realized that her weapon is calling people liars and coming here using the word "white" to try and ride the wave of racial issues without even knowing who the people she's trying to "attack" are. That has a name, darling: emptying the agenda. It's sad to see you use this to manipulate people who accept your terrible service and find things like your bar to be perfectly normal within the context of what they consume. I had to edit the comment because the "leftist" still hasn't grasped that there are things we need to understand as constructive. I still don't recommend it, and don't worry, you not wanting me in your illustrious establishment is very consistent with the service you provide; the level of service is not up to the standard of people who demand the minimum.