Headhunter’s Bar Rescue

If you’re looking for a fun, funky bar in Austin, Texas, you might want to check out Headhunter’s bar. This fetish-themed tiki bar offers extreme fetish shows. But there’s a problem: it’s in over $250,000 in debt and has a roach infestation. Luckily, there are people who are willing to help.

Headhunter’s bar is a fetish-themed tiki bar

Located in Austin, Texas, Headhunters is a fetish-themed, tiki bar with live music. The venue made a lot of money at first, but over time, the bar fell into disrepair. As a result, it was in need of a rescue. Owner Jon Taffer enlisted the help of experts such as Joe Brooke, an expert chef, and Jessie Barnes, a service expert.

It offers extreme fetish shows

The Headhunters bar in Austin, Texas, is filthy and offers extreme fetish shows. Jon Taffer and his wife Nicole reconnoiter the bar with service expert Jessie Barnes, a chef, and expert in the nightlife industry Joe Brooke. When Jon and Nicole first enter, the smell is disgusting, and the dancers are dressed in very inappropriate fashion. But they don’t give up and find a way to save the bar.

The ex-engineer, Ricci, had invested his life savings in the bar. But the business struggled, and the venue was being preyed on by its competitors. When Jon and Taffer stepped in to rescue the bar in 2012, they hired professionals to fumigate the bar, and hired more staff.

It has a roach infestation

A roach infestation at a Dallas bar is no laughing matter for a bar owner. In fact, the bar was so infested with roaches that exterminators were forced to remove hundreds of them. The dead cockroaches littered the interior of the bar. Ricci blamed the bar’s staff for the scurrying insects, saying that the workers had been relying on tips to earn money.

Fortunately, the Headhunters team was able to save the bar from being closed for several months. The episode was called Rock N Roaches and featured the bar’s owner, Steve Ricci. The bar was originally called Metal and Lace, but was later renamed. Despite its name change, roaches were visible in the liquor bottles. The episode also included an episode about the clash between Ricci and Jon Taffer, who did not say good-bye to each other when they saved the bar.

It is $250,000 in debt

In this episode of the “Jon Taffer Show,” Jon visits a fetish tiki bar in Austin, Texas, named Headhunters. This bar, which used to earn $67,000 a month from fetish live shows, is now $250,000 in debt and undergoing a transformation. Jon reunites with the bar’s owner and his wife, Nicole, and other experts in food and service to tackle the bar’s problems.

It is bulldozed to the ground

Headhunters bar was the brainchild of an ex-engineer who put his life savings into the business. It was a fetish themed tiki bar, but it failed to attract any good bands, and was preyed upon by its competition. Luckily, a man named Taffer stepped in and bought the place. He immediately began fumigating the space and hired employees to keep it running.

The headhunter’s bar was built in 1989 and opened in Santa Barbara, California, near the famous Rodeo Drive. The owner of the place had an old plane that he rented and flew out of town to help the people. However, a few years later, the bar was razed to make way for a hotel. Today, the building’s ruins are an eye-catching sight.

It is closing

According to a recent report in the Austin Chronicle, Headhunters bar is closing for good. The bar’s interior was filthy and infested with bugs. Owner Steve Ricci made promises to change the place but didn’t follow through. The staff at Headhunters was willing to learn, but the owner refused to take responsibility for its poor hygiene. While the Austin Chronicle was unable to determine the cause of the bar’s closure, the owner told the Chronicle that the reopening was unlikely to happen.

Bar Rescue’s season 3 episode was filmed in Austin, Texas. The show’s producers were removing production gear from the stage as they wrapped filming for season three. The closure came as a shock to some fans. In fact, many of the Bar Rescue bars are fictitious. In fact, the show has been criticized for presenting a reality that doesn’t exist.

It is on Spike TV

The first episode of Headhunters bar rescue on Spike TV aired in November 2011 and has been a popular show since. The series involves rescuing bars and dealing with their less than cooperative owners. The show claims to have an in-depth understanding of the “bar science” but it’s clear that this reality show isn’t saving every bar.

The show follows Jon Taffer, a nightlife expert, who helps struggling bars and restaurants turn around. The show’s third season premiered in February and averaged 1.8 million viewers. It increased its timeslot by over two-thirds with Adults 18-34 and 195% with Adults 18-49. The season finale drew 2.2 million viewers.