Vince’s Other Place

All I can ask for in a whole in the wall bar drinks are cheap service is average and that is all you look for in one of these bars !
If you are looking for a quick cheap stop before a night out go here. Like I said I give 5 stars due to drink prices… I got top shelf for great amount.
Service is okay not the best but with these prices who is complaining !!!
They have a juke box and an outdoor patio too!

Vince’s! The Worst Bar in Town!
If you’re actually looking for «just one more», Vince’s is the place to go. They will absolutely serve you after hours, but beware, they will make you chug your drink within five minutes of setting it down and then push you out the door to your car so you can then drive home or to White Castle.
Every time I’ve gone here the place has just cleared out because there was a bar fight earlier. It often smells like sewage. There is a smoking patio. Nobody you want to see is here. There is often a line at the end of the bar, protocol is to get in the line because you can only order drinks from the end of the bar? Even when sparsely populated, getting a drink here can take a long time unless you personally know the bartender.
And now for the good:
When you’re wasted the neon palm trees are like a beacon of insobriety.
Drinks are like a dollar, maybe two.
Did I mention you can get a drink after two?
If you’re a smoker, they have a smoking section… silly laws!

I know little to nothing about this place or the neighborhood it’s in, in general, so this review can focus only on what happened for us in the confines of the bar. Not a terrible thing, but I lack any larger context to evaluate Vince’s.
A group of 6 friends and I hit Vinces’ Other Place (is there an original?) on Labor Day after a lunch party. Mid-​day drinking on a day off sounded decent. Though I might not head back to Vince’s any time soon because it’s a bit out of my way, we had fun, could hear each other talk (rare in many bars any more), and had reasonable drinks. Win.
The bar felt a lot like someone’s basement full of sports memorabilia, mostly baseball. Not my style, but it wasn’t pretentious, so that was nice. As I said, the drinks were cheap, the company was good, and for an off the wall choice, this was a good time.
Food choices looked sparse and the dart board was covered by a punching machine (poor choice there). A pool table and some nudie lady pictures in the men’s bathroom (so I heard) rounded out the ‘décor’, but with good friends and some drinks, this didn’t really matter.
A hole in the wall, that if it were in your ‘hood or nearby, might not be so bad.

So, in full disclosure, I was a part of Christine M.‘s group of six. I echo her sentiments. This place reminded me of every smalltown bar back home-​sports and alcohol paraphernalia on the walls, your token four middle aged men at the end of the bar, a small selection on tap (Sam Adams, Yeunling, and maybe 2 others, certainly a Bud/​Miller Lite), free popcorn, and some pool tables.
The only other thing I would mention, of course, is the bathroom. The women’s restroom is more or less directly off of the main bar area, and there is no main door, fair enough, there were doors on the stalls what more do you need, but. there was… carpet. That’s right, carpet on the floor of a public restroom… in.a.bar. O, and a pink commode. [I’m told the men’s restroom was outfit with entertaining photos.]
Solid choice for a little day drinking on a holiday with friends.