text: I came by with my parents on a Sunday afternoon around 4PM. My dad went in first to grab a table and then my mom and I entered a few seconds later. I was stopped by the bouncer and asked for ID. I showed him my California driver's license. He examined it for a minute or two and, apparently unsatisfied, asked to see my passport. Thankfully, we had stopped by Four Peaks on our way to the airport so I happened to have my passport with me. When I asked him why my CA license wasn't acceptable, he mumbled something about a new policy. After again examining my passport for a few minutes, the bouncer mumbled a vague apology and said that I should bring my passport with me in the future. \n\nFirst of all, any bouncer worth his salt knows California licenses are almost impossible to fake. Second, I was with my parents and it was 4PM on a Sunday...\nAnd finally, I was the only person who was stopped and asked to show ID. It is extremely unusual for any restaurant / bar to have a \"policy\" requiring you to show a passport rather than a state ID. Frankly, the implication was insulting and I will never come here again. \n\nIn terms of the food, it was okay. We had the gyros, salmon, and a cheeseburger. The gyros were decent but the salmon was overdone. The cheeseburger was alright - nothing special. We also ordered a pumpkin porter, which was decent but lacked the spice and slight sweetness that pumpkin beers usually have. Service was extremely slow. Our waitress was nice though. \n\nThe food and beer itself were a 3.5.