Yes, it was very quiet when we were there earlier this week, but we stayed for one short ice cream evening and one very long night of free-range conversation, and were very glad we did. Where else can you give a Black and Tan Coonhound an ear rub as you swill your beer? I myself don't know what makes a dive bar -- our conversations were pretty literate, so far as I can remember.
Da Wei S.
Had a fun time, but this is not really a bar... It's more like someone's private club.. Someone who is crazy... We still had a fun time though. p.s. pack heavy. i suggest .45 ACPs.
Teepo T.
A nice little bar with a friendly bartender. The bloodhound whose name is Bacchaus and watches over the place, is friendly and adorable. Plus, there's a cool tinman you can take pictures sitting outside.
Eline Kouwets
We had such a great night after our day in Death Valley. I can recommend this place to anyone who really wants to experience the real life in Nevada... The owner and his friends are very friendly! I can't say anything about food, but the beer was good :)
Carlos R.
I walked into the Beatty Club after having had a few beers and Whiskeys over at the Sourdough Saloon next door. I was not in the mood for Pizza and recalled seeing a sign at the Beatty saying Hot and Cold Sandwiches! I staggered over with my traveling buddies and upon opening the door was hit with the familiar scent from grammar school of Vomit and sawdust. I already had one foot in the door and figured I may as well see the rest of the place. The VERY drunk guy at the bar shouted something about someone being right back. I thanked the rummy for the info and finished looking around. A computer for Internet access in the corner. And center room was a nice looking karaoke set up. Other than the town drunk, that was it. Everyone was crowding up the Sourdough. Seriously, 1 person at the Beatty to 30+ at the Sourdough. According to a local, they had cleaned up the place. I shudder to think what it was like before.
Yes, it was very quiet when we were there earlier this week, but we stayed for one short ice cream evening and one very long night of free-range conversation, and were very glad we did. Where else can you give a Black and Tan Coonhound an ear rub as you swill your beer? I myself don't know what makes a dive bar -- our conversations were pretty literate, so far as I can remember.
Had a fun time, but this is not really a bar... It's more like someone's private club.. Someone who is crazy... We still had a fun time though. p.s. pack heavy. i suggest .45 ACPs.
A nice little bar with a friendly bartender. The bloodhound whose name is Bacchaus and watches over the place, is friendly and adorable. Plus, there's a cool tinman you can take pictures sitting outside.
We had such a great night after our day in Death Valley. I can recommend this place to anyone who really wants to experience the real life in Nevada... The owner and his friends are very friendly! I can't say anything about food, but the beer was good :)
I walked into the Beatty Club after having had a few beers and Whiskeys over at the Sourdough Saloon next door. I was not in the mood for Pizza and recalled seeing a sign at the Beatty saying Hot and Cold Sandwiches! I staggered over with my traveling buddies and upon opening the door was hit with the familiar scent from grammar school of Vomit and sawdust. I already had one foot in the door and figured I may as well see the rest of the place. The VERY drunk guy at the bar shouted something about someone being right back. I thanked the rummy for the info and finished looking around. A computer for Internet access in the corner. And center room was a nice looking karaoke set up. Other than the town drunk, that was it. Everyone was crowding up the Sourdough. Seriously, 1 person at the Beatty to 30+ at the Sourdough. According to a local, they had cleaned up the place. I shudder to think what it was like before.
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