10 Best Dive Bars near Rocklin

“A very eclectic hole in the wall dive bar. Service is good, they watch out how much people drink which I respect. Food is good, wouldn't recommend seafood options but overall better than a lot of bars. There's a couple pool tables, karaoke and they keep it cool on hot days. Been a few times now and will probably go back.“

“fun times great people and great drinks“

“Great place! Very friendly community!“

“Walking into Loree's Little Shack is like walking into a Cheers set; Everybody welcomes us and knows our name!!!
Sonnie, the chef, comes out, says hi, and gets out order started, which is always delicious! Julie, the bartender and waitress, remembers our beverages and food favorites every time! Even the regular patrons introduce themselves and offer to make room for my husband and me at the bar. You don't find this atmosphere in franchised restaurants. You can't pay employees enough to care about customers the way they do! I want to keep this little gem a secret and all to myself, but I need to give credit where credit is due. Hats off and 5 ⭐️s to Loree's Little Shack!!! We'll be back again next week. ;)“

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Willing to respect or accept behavior or opinions different from one's own; open to new ideas
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Push or drive powerfully or violently. Behaving recklessly and clumsily in a place or situation where one is likely to cause damage.
The Liberal Bull is a best kept secret in loomis. Every hour is happy hour with a speakeasy vibe. This is a great date spot. The drinks are cheap and the atmosphere is cozy. Order at the bar and then find a booth to get to know each other better. IG: SACRAMENTOHONEY“

“Great neighborhood bar with a very nice bourbon selection.“

“Very welcoming and fun environment! Great karaoke singers! Come and join us!“

“I got served pretty quick by the bartender so no complaints there. Although I was never warned about the 5 dollar fee if you don’t happen to have cash on you. This is obviously a cash grab because they know it’s 2025 and people use card and don’t work under the table. You also have an atm that the bartender says charges the same amount to deposit the cash? So if you want 1 beer and “accidentally” not read there tiny little sign your gonna be spending 15 dollars for 1 drink so it’s basically a forced payment against your will that you can’t get out of. I don’t care what you say, forcing someone to pay 5 dollars because your to broke to get a real card system really says a lot about how much you care for customers. Petty theft“

“A fun place to hang out and meet people.“

“My favorite place with my favorite bartenders.“