“Ah, Bill's Corner Club. This is truly a fond memory for me. I am a 1965 graduate of Bradford high school and used to drink and play pool at Bill's. It truly is so long ago. I am happy to see this site. So does anyone remember me? If so, let me know. Cheers, John Wells now living in Yokohama, Japan“
“There’s a meat raffle at 3 PM sound quality of the football game is fantastic. The guy got hurt and we’re still waiting to see if he’s OK the drinks are fairly priced and the Philly cheesesteak looks delicious. Also the pretzels come with cream cheese, which is unique based on my experience with pretzels, I haven’t seen cream cheese available, much jalapeños, couldn’t be spicier, which is a good thing, there are rats on the windows don’t worry they’re not real clean very well. There’s a guy named Kinney who shoots pool either on Tuesdays or Fridays. He’s gonna be here next week Friday next week. He’s an offensive player he does it cheap plenty of parking.“
“This is a true Lake County dive bar and that's not a bad thing. Half of it was built in 1936 and half in 1954.We visited Wolff's on a Friday nite. That particular Friday was a good and fun nite to visit. The patrons were really friendly and freely shared the "historical" details of the tavern. We chatted for about 45 minutes.We visited Saturday (last nite). It's still a fun place but there was a group of extremely intoxicated and LOUD women at one corner of Wolff's bar. I suppose that's a risk one takes in a dive bar on a Saturday nite.Wolff's had a meat raffle in the afternoon and folks brought a lot of food to satisfy during the raffle. There was a lot left when we arrived around 8 PM.In general, this is a great Lake County Dive Bar .“
“An excellent dive bar that never disappoints! Half the fun is NEVER knowing if it's going to be jam packed standing room only busy, or just a couple of patrons. Get the bartender to bake a Quonset pizza, or toss you a frozen Charleston Chew with your favorite drink!“