Dragon Horn Tavern

This place is a total dive, but we always, ALWAYS have a good time here. The small number of staff members are so great. Even the regulars are welcoming and friendly.

The Dragon Horn is a great place to meet your friends for a drink.
No food service, bring a bag lunch or your favorite take out to eat here. You can also order Asian food from Sushiya next door but I don’t recommend it. The bartenders (Cindy Lou, Cindy, and Vonda) and owners are excellent. There’s karaōke on Saturday nights, pool league, 4 pool tables, 2 dart boards, and parking front and back. It’s a friendly local unpretentious bar where they will remember your name after a few visits. There is no shortage of entertaining stories from the old timers. Bikers, cowboys, Native Americans, Hispanics, pensioners, sports fans, Goths, and rockers all mingle with jovial chatter without confrontation here. It’s a great bar which Breaking Bad missed filming.
Update: The bar configuration has changed and makes the place feel feel smaller and less friendly. Friday night live music bands seem to be focused on drinking rather than playing. The karaōke scene is declining. I was in on a Saturday night and ended up witnessing a shot fired in the back parking lot. There’s an element late at night on the weekends that I will definitely avoid. Recent renovations to the bathrooms are good. But with recent escalations at night, you may want to find a safer venue. I have deducted 2 stars until it becomes a safe place again. There is no security to monitor the place on heavy weekend nights.

Got rolled by two old guys. Spit blood. Zach Quaid

Not bad. Not great. Decent little neighborhood bar, lots of space, no discernible smell, which surprised me. The bar itself is very limited — we have a larger selection in our home bar — and the beer selection is predictably low-​end and also very limited. A few dragons here and there, not an overwhelming theme, which I think disappointed my husband.
They do seem to support three different sports teams, none if which I can remember, but were plastered around the bar, in a non-​obnoxious way. I imagine game days are fun for those teams’ fans — I’ll try to get them in here and revise.
They have four pool tables in a space that is really better suited to three. Fine if only two or three tables are being played, but I think if all four were going it could be really annoying.
Two dart boards are set up very nicely and would be a good place to play.
The bartender was very nice, checked on us often enough to be helpful, no so often as to be annoying. Let us run a tab without demanding a credit card — although it was fairly empty when we went in, so I don’t know what it’s like when swamped.
Apparently they have live music sometimes, no idea what kind or how often, but you could certainly look into it if that is your thing — it isn’t mine. (Live bar music doesn’t really float my boat, yo.) They also have a jukebox with a random, wide mix of stuff. Some nasty country stuff was playing when we came in, but it switched up to decent (meaning my taste) rock and some 80s as well. I guess it’s the luck of the draw for whomever puts their cash in the box — pay if you wanna play!
Prices were good, plenty of room to move around, decent place. If they got a better bar going, it would be a 4-​star. All in all — not bad, give it a shot — ha ha!!! No pun intended… :)

This is a little, local place. Love the name, but it’s not a major theme or anything. A few TVs, an okay selection in the bar (though they had a couple of very nice IPAs on tap, which was a pleasant surprise), 4 pool tables and 2 dart boards. Descent jukebox. No food.
I’m not sure that this will be my new favorite local watering hole. Probably not. But, it’s fairly close to where I live, it’s clean and has reasonable choices. Prices were fair ($ 4.50 for a pint). I would choose this place for a game or two of pool or darts and a beer, without concern.

Total shit hole. nuff said.

I have been to Dragon Horn twice and it’s a nice local, neighborhood bar.
Both times I have gone specifically to shoot league pool and I have to say — the space is VERY SMALL for folks to play two league games at a time (which is how it works).
On the up side — this is an experienced owner/​management team who previously owned Brien O’Brien’s (for those of you from Albuquerque). Donna, one of the owners, is a great server, pleasant and great to chat with.
I recommend this spot if you want to hang out and shoot some pool. They have darts too. Might be better to shoot pool at on off time, when there are not others using the table next to you — just because of the close confines of the pool area.