The Junction Diner & Lounge

I love The Junction. I can’t speak for the food, as I’ve never had it. This place has been mine and my wife’s go-​to date night spot for a few months. There’s a lovely crowd for karaōke on the weekends. Very country heavy, which is not what we’re into, but the DJ and the people are just beyond wonderful. It’s an older crowd and each time I’ve visited, I meet an interesting character or two. DJ Mac is an awesome guy. We’ve had two birthdays there and he made it feel special each time. There’s not a massive beer selection, but prices are good, the Sierra Nevadas are cold and the long islands are no joke.

Worse breakfast I have ever ate.
Service is bad as well as the food.
Do yourself a favor and dont eat here

Breakfast waitress Chris walked past us 5 times in 10 minutes without even giving us a menu. After asking for a menu she snapped «Would you give me a minute?» and didn’t even bother doing it.
The other waitress took care of us then and was very nice. Food was mediocre but ok for being included in the room rate.
Go somewhere else for breakfast!

Checked in to a motel and found this karaōke bar attached to it. Friendly patrons. Straight rotation. Where appropriate th KJ blows a little on his sax. Large song selection.

I went on a Friday night for some drinks with friends. The place wasn’t packed like a downtown spot would be, but there seemed to be a decent sized group of friendly regulars. This place had all of the things I love in a bar: a pleasant bartender, karaōke, and clean bathrooms! The drinks were also decent and priced appropriately. I hope to return soon to belt out Def Leppard’s Pour Some Sugar on Me soon!

Come see Ayreika! She’s amazing!!! She works hard and plays hard! You should ask her for her signature shots. She will be your best friend. She’s a great bartender. :)

This place is a blast!!! Really fun bar and the bartender Erica is super friendly and makes you feel like a long lost friend!!! Glad to finally find a bar that hires kick ass bartenders!!!

If you fancy yourself a contender for the title of the next American Idol, then you probably need to head down to The Junction to polish up your crooning skills during karaōke hours (8:30 pm — 1:00 am Tuesday — Friday). Karaōke DJ Mac (or Greg, depending on the night) has a huge catalog of songs for you to choose from in a variety of genres. Grab a song binder, a slip of paper, and a pencil and start browsing for that perfect song that shows off your voice, fits your personality, and that you (hopefully) know the words to and join the rotation.
Now, I have to be honest, I can dance but singing is NOT my forte. I have been here on several different occasions with a friend who excels in that area far more than I ever could; this guy can sing ‘The Auctioneer’ and enunciate every syllable perfectly. I prefer to enjoy the company, the beverages, and be a cheerleader for those more talented than I. There appears to be a group of regulars that know each other by name and cheer each other on enthusiastically. They are very encouraging when newcomers try their hand (voice?) at a song. The bartenders are friendly, personable, and mix a variety of tasty cocktails with funny names.
On this particular visit, we arrived early and ordered some food — nachos, and a chicken sandwich. The chicken sandwich comes as two sliders with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and your choice of sides (fries, potato salad, or fresh fruit). The food was okay, nothing special. All 4 stars here are for the bar — drinks and karaōke. The bar is not fancy hipster material — pretty basic actually — but then that is not the crowd to which they cater.
Come on down and show off your chops.

Open for breakfast only which you can receive free when you stay here at the hotel.
Diner style food and quality average nothing special but it does the job.
This is not a grabbin go place city down and place your order.