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I’ve been here three times and have grown really fond of this place. You can’t deny the massive amount of character that this little bar has. Right when you walk in you’re greeted by mechanical puppets… kinda like the ones you’d see on Splash Mountain at Disneyland. They pop out of logs, play little guitars…the whole shebang. While this might sound kinda cheesy I personally love it and I love the decor and the drinks are great. They have a few specialty drinks and I’ve had the s’more type one… i can’t remember what its called exactly… maybe campfire? But you’ll know what I mean if you go… They have a plethora of beers on tap which is great and the staff is just as great. My favorite is the way they’ve set up some of their seating with a mock fireplace and a campsite kinda feel. Whoever came up with the interior design of this place deserves some kudos. Music’s awesome too btw.Minus one star though if you’re in there, it’s crowded, and your getting your drinks from t
I usually like to come here on Friday and Saturday nights. It can be a h1t or miss (music wise), but most of the time it’s amazing. This place offers a variety of genres for your dancing and listening pleasure! The crowd is alright at times, but on occasion you’ll get that encounter with the crazy drunk guy or girl of the night. You wait a while of course just to get some service at the bar. The only con I can find is that it’s tinyyyy. ESPECIALLY on busy nights it’s not always the most comfy spot. So ladies think twice about those open toe shoes since you’re most likely to get stepped on and get a cute lil bruise on your foot the next day. Least that’s what happened to my friend, haha!Pros + MusicCons – Small place
Wow, it?s amazing that I have pretty much the same experience as the previous reviewer, except this happened at the upstairs bar. We were there for my friend?s birthday party and my fiance had been buying rounds all night long. Around midnight, he bought 3 alcoholic drinks and 2 bottles of water from a bartender wearing a baseball cap and a wife beater. She looked like she was dressed to run errands at the grocery store. He tipped her $3 for the alcohol. And she had the nerve to demand more tip! It?s standard to tip for alcohol but not water. It?s not like she did any work for the freaking water! Anyway, he explained to her that he tipped her for the alcoholic beverages. And she said, no, you need to give me $2 more. And she refuses to give him his ID and credit card back until he gives her more money. (Which is illegal, by the way.) At this point our friend comes along and he?s trying to convince her to be reasonable and finally he gives in and gives her $2 more, which he tota
