When Jon confronts Paul, he says his team deserves the abuse he dishes out to them. In my experience watching Bar Rescue, it seems like owners who drink at the bar are rarely effective at running a business. Paul is rude to his staff and is drinking in the bar, which is generally a bad sign for any bar. They have no vermouth, so their martinis also taste bad. The drinks they order are served in plastic cups. To assess the situation, experts in Las Vegas nightlife spy on the bar for Jon. The bar has been fined for refusing to pay live entertainment taxes, and they are in debt. It was the first gay nightclub in the area until the competition appeared in the 1990s. A lot of people list the bar’s name as Gypsy because that’s the common spelling, but it’s officially spelled Gipsy. Note – the bar’s name is spelled Gipsy, not Gypsy. Gipsy is located in Las Vegas, Nevada on the iconic Paradise Road, the same road where Paradise Cantina would later appear in Bar Rescue Season 8. It was Season 3 Episode 15 and the episode name was “Play. Though the Gipsy Bar Rescue episode aired in August 2013, the actual filming and visit from Jon Taffer took place before that. Gipsy was a Las Vegas, Nevada bar featured on Season 3 of Bar Rescue.
