On April 16, 2003, a bunch of us who where working late decided to go out and watch the leafs game at Crocodile Rock on Adelaide Street in Toronto. We got to the bar, had some food, and some of our other co-workers came later. The General Manager told one of my co-workers that he was not allowed in because of their dress code. When we asked what that was, we where told it was because he wore a baseball cap and running shoes. When we asked about the other patron's with baseball caps and running shoes, we where told that they arrived before 9 when the dress code was in effect and he didn't arrive until about 9:30 or 10:00. The manager also said he had other violations of the dress code; he had a sweatshirt on (most clients did) and he had a chain on his wallet. I don't recall hearing about the other violation as I was too upset to even listen. It seemed to us that he was picked on because he was young, dressed a little hip hop, with tattoos and piercing. Needless to say our entire group was not going to stay while he was booted out. We had all the open drinks credited back to the tab, and the 14 of us left and went across the street to Vinnies. It was a much more inviting atmosphere, more fun, great staff and we had a great time. We drank lots of shooters, stayed to the end of the 3rd overtime of the Leaf's loss 8-(, and spent about twice as much as we did at the Rock. If you are under 40 and have any sense of style you may get kicked out of the Rock with their dress code. Even if you don't the GM is still rude and it's not a very inviting place to go.