They need to learn respect for their elders who have been patrons there for many years.
Too old to be disrespected.
There are better places to spend our money in this town.
Mary Murphy
As long as you’re a regular you should be cool. Just had a terrible experience where a regular was not nice (maybe too drunk) to my friend who was playing pool with him. My friend and I had been playing pool then this regular got the table so we were just waiting for our turn again. The regular was done with his game and we just asked if he was done with the table. He proclaimed it was ‘his table’ and to ‘rack them up’ so I gave my friend some quarters because I thought the regular was asking him to play, which the regular confirmed when I asked if that’s what he meant. The regular and my friend could give each other good competition I thought because I’m certainly no good at pool (but I’ve been trying to practice). I’m not 100% sure what made the regular so agitated (again maybe he was just too drunk and I’m being unfair), but he yelled at my friend and became really hostile. It escalated from there and maybe we should’ve just walked away. But we were definitely the ones asked to leave when we had at least one other regular apologize as we were leaving because they saw we did nothing wrong. This wasn’t my first time there. I’ve been there a few other times and thought it was fine. But it was just so weird that they had the aggressor’s side without knowing the situation or asking anyone else (and there were plenty of people around). A worker just came straight up to me and told me to ‘shut up’ or leave because she knew this guy and he’d only act this way if he was provoked. Which I said I would shut up, but we didn’t do anything because I didn’t want this worker to think we did anything wrong because we didn’t. If not wanting this guy to yell at me or my friend is provoking him, yes I guess I provoked him. The worker was nice when we did decide to leave saying that even if we didn’t start anything it was best to leave to save the drama. I’m just bummed because I wanted somewhere close to me I could keep practicing pool.
Mary C. Murphy
As long as you’re a regular you should be cool. Just had a terrible experience where a regular was not nice (maybe too drunk) to my friend who was playing pool with him. My friend and I had been playing pool then this regular got the table so we were just waiting for our turn again. The regular was done with his game and we just asked if he was done with the table. He proclaimed it was ‘his table’ and to ‘rack them up’ so I gave my friend some quarters because I thought the regular was asking him to play, which the regular confirmed when I asked if that’s what he meant. The regular and my friend could give each other good competition I thought because I’m certainly no good at pool (but I’ve been trying to practice). I’m not 100% sure what made the regular so agitated (again maybe he was just too drunk and I’m being unfair), but he yelled at my friend and became really hostile. It escalated from there and maybe we should’ve just walked away. But we were definitely the ones asked to leave when we had at least one other regular apologize as we were leaving because they saw we did nothing wrong. This wasn’t my first time there. I’ve been there a few other times and thought it was fine. But it was just so weird that they had the aggressor’s side without knowing the situation or asking anyone else (and there were plenty of people around). A worker just came straight up to me and told me to ‘shut up’ or leave because she knew this guy and he’d only act this way if he was provoked. Which I said I would shut up, but we didn’t do anything because I didn’t want this worker to think we did anything wrong because we didn’t. If not wanting this guy to yell at me or my friend is provoking him, yes I guess I provoked him. The worker was nice as we did decide to leave saying that even if we didn’t start anything it was best to leave to save the drama. I’m just bummed because I wanted somewhere close to me I could keep practicing pool.
Terry Howard
Karaoke is what draws me in
Parking: Hard to find a spot to park parking lot too small but they have no or limited options
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Cindy Waits
Nice place to go, and had a great time seeing my friends there I haven't seen for awhile... I will definitely be back ?
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Casa Noah
Even more fun when older people sign on karaoke nights. They actually know the songs.
Steve C.
Always drinks,good service, friendly atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
CHRISTOPHER E ARLEDGE (TwEeK)
I took my dad out for his birthday and the bar staff went above and beyond to make sure he had a good time.. The atmosphere was uplifting..
Kid-friendliness: It's a bar ??
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Babazen
Laid back, authentic, well priced. They keep it real. They don’t try to appease you. Karaoke nights and live music nights are awesome.
Karaoke and other events are always a good time here. Can't ask for better staff. Usually when I've been in there it's been Shawn, Jenn or Athena...all 3 are great ladies. And Shawn, we miss you!!
Robin Snider
Not a bad place to go when they aren't busy. When they're busy, people hold seats for people that aren't even there and had a hard time getting served. Angel and Sarah are very good bartenders and you will usually get served right away. Unfortunately, neither were working when we came in
Sarah Daily
Great place to go and feel welcome...karaoke and entertainment 5 nights a week!!!
They need to learn respect for their elders who have been patrons there for many years. Too old to be disrespected. There are better places to spend our money in this town.
As long as you’re a regular you should be cool. Just had a terrible experience where a regular was not nice (maybe too drunk) to my friend who was playing pool with him. My friend and I had been playing pool then this regular got the table so we were just waiting for our turn again. The regular was done with his game and we just asked if he was done with the table. He proclaimed it was ‘his table’ and to ‘rack them up’ so I gave my friend some quarters because I thought the regular was asking him to play, which the regular confirmed when I asked if that’s what he meant. The regular and my friend could give each other good competition I thought because I’m certainly no good at pool (but I’ve been trying to practice). I’m not 100% sure what made the regular so agitated (again maybe he was just too drunk and I’m being unfair), but he yelled at my friend and became really hostile. It escalated from there and maybe we should’ve just walked away. But we were definitely the ones asked to leave when we had at least one other regular apologize as we were leaving because they saw we did nothing wrong. This wasn’t my first time there. I’ve been there a few other times and thought it was fine. But it was just so weird that they had the aggressor’s side without knowing the situation or asking anyone else (and there were plenty of people around). A worker just came straight up to me and told me to ‘shut up’ or leave because she knew this guy and he’d only act this way if he was provoked. Which I said I would shut up, but we didn’t do anything because I didn’t want this worker to think we did anything wrong because we didn’t. If not wanting this guy to yell at me or my friend is provoking him, yes I guess I provoked him. The worker was nice when we did decide to leave saying that even if we didn’t start anything it was best to leave to save the drama. I’m just bummed because I wanted somewhere close to me I could keep practicing pool.
As long as you’re a regular you should be cool. Just had a terrible experience where a regular was not nice (maybe too drunk) to my friend who was playing pool with him. My friend and I had been playing pool then this regular got the table so we were just waiting for our turn again. The regular was done with his game and we just asked if he was done with the table. He proclaimed it was ‘his table’ and to ‘rack them up’ so I gave my friend some quarters because I thought the regular was asking him to play, which the regular confirmed when I asked if that’s what he meant. The regular and my friend could give each other good competition I thought because I’m certainly no good at pool (but I’ve been trying to practice). I’m not 100% sure what made the regular so agitated (again maybe he was just too drunk and I’m being unfair), but he yelled at my friend and became really hostile. It escalated from there and maybe we should’ve just walked away. But we were definitely the ones asked to leave when we had at least one other regular apologize as we were leaving because they saw we did nothing wrong. This wasn’t my first time there. I’ve been there a few other times and thought it was fine. But it was just so weird that they had the aggressor’s side without knowing the situation or asking anyone else (and there were plenty of people around). A worker just came straight up to me and told me to ‘shut up’ or leave because she knew this guy and he’d only act this way if he was provoked. Which I said I would shut up, but we didn’t do anything because I didn’t want this worker to think we did anything wrong because we didn’t. If not wanting this guy to yell at me or my friend is provoking him, yes I guess I provoked him. The worker was nice as we did decide to leave saying that even if we didn’t start anything it was best to leave to save the drama. I’m just bummed because I wanted somewhere close to me I could keep practicing pool.
Karaoke is what draws me in
Parking: Hard to find a spot to park parking lot too small but they have no or limited options
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Nice place to go, and had a great time seeing my friends there I haven't seen for awhile... I will definitely be back ?
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Even more fun when older people sign on karaoke nights. They actually know the songs.
Always drinks,good service, friendly atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
I took my dad out for his birthday and the bar staff went above and beyond to make sure he had a good time.. The atmosphere was uplifting..
Kid-friendliness: It's a bar ??
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Laid back, authentic, well priced. They keep it real. They don’t try to appease you. Karaoke nights and live music nights are awesome.
Very cool place to hang. Great community.
Restaurantji Recommends
Nice bar to get a good drink and service
Karaoke and other events are always a good time here. Can't ask for better staff. Usually when I've been in there it's been Shawn, Jenn or Athena...all 3 are great ladies. And Shawn, we miss you!!
Not a bad place to go when they aren't busy. When they're busy, people hold seats for people that aren't even there and had a hard time getting served. Angel and Sarah are very good bartenders and you will usually get served right away. Unfortunately, neither were working when we came in
Great place to go and feel welcome...karaoke and entertainment 5 nights a week!!!
Great fun, good prices and great service!
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