A Coors was $4.50 and this was during happy hour pricing. We did not find any charm here in spite of the music. There are many better bars

Good music- reasonable drinks- tiny but fun- filled with locals. Blues trio ecletic! Had a good dinner upstairs at Adolpho's- manicotti great but had lots of seafood specialties

MUST stop in...TINY spot, your butt skims the band as you take 3 steps to the bar w/ 4 stools. Sitting on one of the stools, you can kick the 2 small tables and 4 chairs across from you. The bands change nightly, mostly duos or trios, that's all the stage can accomodate. If it's packed when you walk by,... More

When I read the reviews that this place was small, I didn't have any idea how small it really was. There are only two tables with chairs and a bar with some stools and really nowhere else to stand in there. It's rather uncomfortable unfortunately. I had heard the music was good here, but we didn't stick around to find... More

This is a tiny little bar. It has a very local feel to it. Been there a few times and they usually have live music which is always great. If you are hungry and have cash, walk up the tiny stairway and see if you can get a table at the Italian restaurant upstairs. GREAT food.

it is no more gross than the other 3 in the block. Whe we looked in there was no music... I'm sure if we stuck around there would be....but we popped into DBA and Spotted Cat instead.

I'm sure it wouldn't be to everyone's taste but that's why I liked it. It's small, and it's got character. Some great men playing guitar and singing while I was there. Just such a nice, chilled atmosphere. It's my kinda place.

Very small dive bar. Great bar service. Small. Live music that changes frequently. Cash only. A handful of seats. Most people are waiting to eat upstairs.

This place will blow your head clean off. Make it a must do and it will do the same. Some of the best times of my life have been here. Just...go.