Fresh off a trip to Houston and back in town, my friend and I decided to stop by here to start the new mini-tour.  I have been visiting this location for about 3 and a half years and have completed two, almost three world beer tours. \n\nWhen I entered I asked for Adam, our usual server, as he does a great job (usually leave 25-30% tip as he is great). He wasn't in, so we were stuck with a server that I have had in the past who is \""so-so\"". \n\nWe sit down and start watching the football game. He approaches and asks what we would like to drink. I respond with, \""We are looking to start the mini beer tour\"". He explains how it works, we order the $3 beer on special and then he asks for ID. In Texas, they required me to surrender my Arizona License and they printed out a temporary. I present it to him and he quickly takes it over to the manager. \n\nI figured it would be a quick conversation as I have seen the same thing happen twice before and the manager recognizes its valid. It takes about 30-60 days for Texas to create and mail the license so I knew this could be a potential issue, but never go in the direction it headed. Much to my surprise, he comes over and says he cannot serve me. I responded, \""Let me talk to Summer\"". (Summer is the manager, I have been coming to this location since she was a server and she had helped me at least a half dozen times over the years). I explained the situation with the driver's license and that I had been coming to this establishment for years. \n\nFirst of all, she didn't recognize me. When I tried to point out how long I have been coming here and that Adam usually serves my friend and I, all she said is, \""Adam is in tomorrow and he can serve you then. Unfortunately because this waiter asked you for your ID we can't serve you\"". Does that make any sense?!?! So if I come in tomorrow with my ID and don't get asked for it, then everything is okay?!?! Something smells fishy....\n\nSecond, I flew back on a plane from Houston and cleared security to fly a plane with my temporary ID! Also, if law enforcement pulled me over my ID would be valid. Is Old Chicago holding its customers to a higher standard? And why will other restaurants accept the ID except for them?\n\nAnyways, I am going to call and ask for the district managers phone number and talk to him/her. I have been a loyal customer for years and do not believe this is how a person should be treated!