Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (2024)

ByCL Staffon Fri, Aug 12, 2022 at 6:25 pm

The state of Florida has been a longtime favorite for the reality show "Bar Rescue," where host Jon Taffer – inventor of the "butt funnel" and the NFL Sunday ticket– gives bar owners a free remodel in exchange for getting screamed at on camera.

In the spirit of Taffer's catchphrase "Shut it down!" we wondered how many of Florida's "Bar Rescue" bars have actually succeeded and how many have shutdown over the years.

While the whole state has plenty of watering holes featured on the show, Central Florida wasn't immune to the Taffer treatment. Tampa Bay alone has had 11 bars featured over the show's eight seasons.

So, here's what happened to the Florida bars that agreed to pull backthe doors, bust openthe books and make a call for help to "Bar Rescue."

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Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (1)

Throwbacks

418 Sanford Ave, Sanford
While this bar wasn’t lacking in popularity around Sanford, Taffer quickly sniffed out Throwbacks’ lack of properly trained employees and menu variety. Despite rebranding as Murphy’s Arcade after the owner’s beloved three-legged dog, the establishment appears to be going strong under its former title.

Photo via Throwbacks/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (2)

JF Kicks Restaurant & Patio Bar

3345 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Valrico
JF Kicks—renamed Jimmy’s—did not start the first of season eight’s Florida “rescues” strong. Though maintaining decent reviews post-renovations, the bar quickly went back to its former name and traded much of Taffer’s menu modifications for old items. After the episode’s air date, the owner expressed being largely unhappy with Taffer’s changes.

Photo via Bar Rescue/Youtube

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (3)

AJ’s on the River

9808 Vaughn St., Gibsonton
After renovations, proper employee training and changing the bar’s name from AJ’s on the River, Jerry’s Dockside Bar and Grill appears to be doing well for itself since its “Bar Rescue” episode aired in May. Jerry’s maintains good ratings on Google Reviews and regularly hosts events and live music.

Photo via Jerry’s Dockside/Facebook

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (4)

Sidelines Sports Grill & Bar

315 N Highland St, Mount Dora
The family bar run by an aggressive father is still standing. After addressing sanitary issues, applying a fresh coat of paint and rebranding as Lake House Bar & Grill, the bar is still chugging along with daily specials and nightly entertainment.

Photo via The Lake House/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (5)

The Copper Rocket

106 Lake Ave., Maitland
The original owner of The Copper Rocket threw a fit online after claiming he was the rightful owner of Orlando Weekly’s “Best Of” awards. The Bar Rescue episode, which addressed the bar’s salmonella problem, was delayed while Spike TV transformed into Paramount Network. The bar’s owner sold The Copper Rocket before the episode aired, but the new owners kept the name.

Photo via thecopperrocket.com

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (6)

The Forge Irish Pub

109 W Bloomingdale Ave., Brandon
After being hurt by COVID-19 and a power struggle in leadership, The Forge was a perfect candidate for “Bar Rescue.” Despite a supposed $50,000-70,000 worth of renovations and rebranding as Crowne Irish Pub, the bar permanently closed its doors last month, less than two months after the episode’s air date.

Photo via Bar Rescue/Youtube

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (7)

Dale 1891

11742 N Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa
Taffer reinvented the bar and grill with an island theme and a rebranding as Cayman Cove. The bar announced they were closing on June 6, 2019, with the owners citing a desire to spend more time with their family. A beach-themed bar named Twisted Turtle took over the location until Green Parrot Tiki Bar and Grill moved into the spot in September 2021.

Photo via Cayman Cove/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (8)

No Name Saloon

2001 S Ridgewood Ave., Edgewater
Before Taffer arrived, No Name Saloon lacked a drink menu and struggled with rowdy customers. While the family-owned biker bar kept its name during Taffer’s renovations and is still in business, the bar has been temporarily closed since May 31 due to “property issues,” according to a Facebook post on the bar’s page. Despite a man being fatally shot on the property in 2019, No Name Saloon has maintained good reviews.

Photo via Bar Rescue/Youtube

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (9)

Heat Restaurant & Lounge

1936 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood
Despite having the word “restaurant” in their name, Heat Restaurant & Lounge had a vacant kitchen. The bartenders also had a habit of dancing on the bar for tips. Rebranded as Club Elé, Taffer tried to get the kitchen in working order, teach the bartenders new recipes and made some renovations, but the bar was permanently closed in 2015. A Peruvian and Cuban restaurant named Cabo Blanco has taken its place.

Photo via Cabo Blanco Restaurant and Bar/Facebook

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (10)

King's Duck Inn

4155 N Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island
The Space Coast bar and restaurant boasted stories of astronaut patrons, but the feuding mother-daughter owners still needed Taffer’s help. After some remodeling, the bar remained open until the owner decided she wanted to spend more time with family. After an unsuccessful attempt to auction the bar off for $1.6 million, King’s Duck Inn closed in April of 2022 after nearly six decades in business.

Photo via King’s Duck Inn/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (11)

Toucans Oceanside Bar & Grill

500 N Broadwalk, Hollywood
Although there were rats in the kitchen, Taffer teared up after hearing that one of the co-owners had recently lost a son. The restaurant has since changed its name to Bonny and Read’s, and has a mostly positive rating on Google reviews.

Photo via Bonny and Read’s/Facebook

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (12)

Mystique Lounge

114 S Narcissus Ave., West Palm Beach
This club and bar was haunted by a violent reputation after someone was murdered there. The bar, which changed its name to Aura, closed despite Taffer’s attempts to save the bar with a new name, helping the owners tighten up their business practices and training the staff to revamp their VIP service. A new Cape Cod-inspired club and homage to JFK, Camelot, has since opened in its space.

Photo via Cmelot/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (13)

New England's Ale House Grille

3419 US-19 ALT, Palm Harbor
During recon, the owner of New England’s Ale House discovered that the bar’s kitchen had sanitary issues. Multiple members of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers made guest appearances in this episode and the Ale House was rebranded as a German-themed restaurant named Das Brauhaus. The restaurant closed in 2019 and the owner repurposed the bar’s Facebook to promote her real estate business. After nearly three years of vacancy, the location currently hosts Indiana-based chain Wings Etc. as of this May.

Photo via Wings Etc./Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (14)

The Bridge Lounge

1056 N Pinellas Ave., Tarpon Springs
Taffer helped this fisherman-themed bar recover after the BP oil spill and the death of the owner’s father. Although they didn’t change its name, they added “A Local’s Bar” to their sign.

Photo via Bar Rescue/Youtube

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (15)

Buffalo City Bar & Grill

5631 Park St. N, St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg hosted the first ever “emergency rescue” at the Buffalo City Bar & Grill. The owner of the bar learned how to run the business after her father died, so Taffer stepped in to help. The bar was renamed BCBG during renovations and is still open, but has since reverted back to using its former title.

Photo via Buffalo City Bar & Grill/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (16)

Cap'n Odie's Lounge

2206 Mayport Road, Atlantic Beach
Bartenders had a difficult time making co*cktails and the bar’s dirty ice machine led to contaminated drinks before Taffer stepped in. The bar dropped “Lounge” from its name and is still operating in memory of its late founder. It has mostly positive Google reviews.

Photo via Cap’n Oldies/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (17)

Lucky Leprechaun

43356 US-27, Davenport
Taffer renamed the Lucky Leprechaun as Lucky's Corner Pocket to emphasize the bar’s abundance of pool tables. The bar also got a new coat of paint and some new furniture. However, Taffer’s renovations didn’t keep the bar from closing in 2018. Fireside Lounge and Billiards has taken Lucky’s place with new owners.

Photo via Bar Rescue/Youtube

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (18)

Sandbar Sports Grill

3064 Grand Ave., Coconut Grove
Although they changed their name to The Hot Rock Bar & Grille during the “Bar Rescue” episode, the owners have since changed their name back to Sandbar Sports Grill. However, in classic “Bar Rescue” fashion, Taffer helped the bar redecorate, attract a new demographic and taught the bartenders some new recipes. Despite being closed from 2020-2021 due to a fire, Sandbar is currently back in business.

Photo via Sandbar Sports Grill/Google

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (19)

The Bridge Lounge

1056 N Pinellas Ave., Tarpon Springs
Taffer helped this fisherman-themed bar recover after the BP oil spill and the death of the owner’s father. Although they didn’t change its name, they added “A Local’s Bar” to their sign.

Photo via The Bridge Lounge/Facebook

Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (20)

Rockin' Rhonda's Lounge

2617 S Orlando Drive, Sanford
Taffer was unsure whether structural repairs could be made in time at Rhonda’s. Luckily, the crumbling floors were fixed and the bar, which was renamed Rhonda's A Neighborhood Bar, is still in business.

Photo via Rhonda’s Neighborhood Bar/Facebook

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Here's what happened to every Florida bar featured on 'Bar Rescue' (2024)

FAQs

What bars in Florida were on Bar Rescue? ›

  • JF Kicks Restaurant & Patio Bar. 3345 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Valrico. ...
  • AJ's on the River. 9808 Vaughn St., Gibsonton. ...
  • Sidelines Sports Grill & Bar. 315 N Highland St, Mount Dora. ...
  • Throwbacks. 418 Sanford Ave, Sanford. ...
  • The Copper Rocket. 106 Lake Ave., Maitland. ...
  • The Forge Irish Pub. ...
  • Dale 1891. ...
  • No Name Saloon.
Aug 12, 2022

What happened to Das Brauhaus Bar Rescue? ›

Multiple members of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers made guest appearances in this episode and the Ale House was rebranded as a German-themed restaurant named Das Brauhaus. The restaurant closed in 2019 and the owner repurposed the bar's Facebook to promote her real estate business.

Has Jon Taffer ever walked out? ›

I signed with 3 Ball Productions, and there was a company that sold 12 black roses in a coffin-shaped box. I sent it to my friend at the company that passed, and the show premiered less than a year later.” “I have walked away twice and not remodeled,” he says. “I also walked away one time after I did remodel.

Does the bars on Bar Rescue have to pay him back? ›

According to Jon Taffer's website he says that he and his sponsors pay for everything. “The owner doesn't pay one dime. We even leave them with food and beverage inventory, along with plates, silverware, glassware and everything they need.”

What episode of Bar Rescue was removed? ›

"Bar Rescue" Music City Mess (TV Episode 2013) - IMDb.

What percentage of Bar Rescue bars fail? ›

While each of these owners said on air the business could survive for only another three months, Taffer says only five have since closed, giving the show an impressive success rate of about 90%. To him, that proves his business principles work. “It's real,” he says.

What happened to the no name bar on Bar Rescue? ›

No Name Saloon

While the family-owned biker bar kept its name during Taffer's renovations and is still in business, the bar has been temporarily closed since May 31 due to “property issues,” according to a Facebook post on the bar's page.

Who pays for the makeovers on Bar Rescue? ›

My sponsors and I pay for everything. The owner doesn't pay one dime.

What happened to the Hideaway bar from Bar Rescue? ›

appeared on an episode of Bar Rescue earlier this year. It didn't end well as show host John Taffer ended up storming out and refusing to “rescue” the failing pub. The Hideaway eventually closed at the end of July. Red Fort Cuisine of India opened in its place on Monday.

What happened to O'Face from Bar Rescue? ›

They are open! I just saw part of the bar rescue episode - I cannot believe they are still open, but they are. Most Yelp reviews state they would rate the place zero stars if they could One star is the minimum for Yelp.

What is the most successful Bar Rescue? ›

“When we left Spirits on Bourbon, their revenues went up about two to $3 million a year for 10 years,” Taffer shared of the former New Orleans hotspot, which he considers to be one of his greatest success stories.

How much does it cost to hire Jon Taffer? ›

The estimated speaking fee range to book Jon Taffer for your event is $50,000 - $100,000. Jon Taffer generally travels from Las Vegas, NV, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances.

Has Bar Rescue ever not rescued a bar? ›

Of the bars featured, Taffer has left four without remodeling (O Face Bar, an intended re-rescue of Second Base Bar & Grill, Black Light District Rock and Roll Lounge, and Hideaway Bar & Grill) and one without a grand re-opening (The Dugout).

What episode of Bar Rescue was in Tampa, Florida? ›

Jon heads to Tampa, Florida, to help save an owner who has suffered personal loss and health scares while trying to single-handedly keep his struggling bar afloat.

What port St. Lucie bar was on Bar Rescue? ›

New episodes for Season 9 air on the Paramount Network 10 p.m. Sunday. Award-winning chef Ashish Alfred went to the formerly named Los Cocos Restaurant & Bar, at Shoppes of Victoria Square in Port St. Lucie, where he condemned the three owners for how they were running their business.

What episode was Bar Rescue in Jacksonville, Florida? ›

Jon Taffer tries to rescue a Jacksonville sportsbar with a horrible reputation and an even worse name that leaves the bar without a single customer.

What is the most successful bar from Bar Rescue? ›

“When we left Spirits on Bourbon, their revenues went up about two to $3 million a year for 10 years,” Taffer shared of the former New Orleans hotspot, which he considers to be one of his greatest success stories.

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