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NAVIGATION: Home > Restaurant Search > KY > Lexington > Two Keys Tavern
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I love Two Keys! It has a great history that dates back to over 70 years ago, and has been THE UK bar for many generations. It has been and still is the hang out for UK Basketball, Football, Hockey, Soccer, Tennis, etc. players, coaches, and fans. My favorite time at Two Keys is after a long day of tailgating for a UK football game, but if you don't appreciate the C-A-T-S cheer, extreme UK school spirit and large crowds, you would disagree. It is also a great place to kick back in the afternoon and play cornhole on the patio with older crowd, or party hard on Thursdays with the UK students and Lexington college age crowd. I love it and greatly appreciate it's service to this community. UK and Lexington would not be the same without Two Keys!
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Lexington, KY
(06/14/2009) |
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Two Keys is perhaps the most over-rated college bar in Lexington. Catering to a largely undergrad (which is fine) and underage (not so fine) audience, the bar staff and bouncers operate as though they're operating an exclusive club, as they kick people out on a whim.
After a drunk patron tried to pick a fight with my friend, who was trying to pass by on the overcrowded patio, my friend and I were forcefully removed from the premises by the bouncers, two of whom made numerous threats. As one nearly pushed me over, I grabbed onto his arms. He said, "Don't touch my arms or I'll really f**k you up." The bouncers offered no explanation for escorting us off the premises, and they joked about it with the person who originally tried to provoke a fight. Ryan McGuffin, an on duty Two Keys manager, stood and watched as his bounce staff made threats and used excessive force, but he was unwilling to answer questions.
Don't go here. They'll take your cover and then kick you out.
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T. Jordan,
Lexington, KY
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