Joe’s Bar

Just one trip, and I fell Ah, Ah, Ah! In love, with this place Owner greeted us with a handshakes and the regulars introduced themselves. Cheers setting for sure. Loved my beef green chili burrito as well. It’s walking distance from home, so the wife and I will try and turn it into a local hasher hangout.

I love this spot. And I know this review will be short and sweet, but honestly that’s joes. It’s a neighborhood sports bar, with owners that care and staff that does what they are there for. Pool tables, shuffle board, darts… there is always some way to entertain yourself.
Their happy hour prices are great and the owner even brings in some home cooked delicious treats from time to time.
Worth checking out if you live in the area.

What an awesome shit-​hole!
This place a dive. I am not bringing first dates or any business acquaintances here. But what I will do is come here with close friends, get completely shittered, and sing karaōke.
The booze is reasonably priced, pretty strong, and a plethora of bar-​games — including a positively FILTHY shuffleboard table, I mean this thing is just flecked with debris of alcohol influenced debauchery — offers you and yours a lot of fun things to do.
Plus, karaōke on the weekends is a blast. Be sure to get there early, because the place fills up and you may find yourself at the end of a long waiting list to try and get on there and do a horrendous rendition of Don’t Stop Believing (a crime for which you should be shot.)

Dive Dive Dive… in case you missed it… this place is a Dive! I had a good time, but I left with my ears ringing from mostly bad karaōke and everything being too loud. Good news though, for a place that is so small, they have a lot to do, pool, darts, and very strong drinks. I would say this is the perfect place to go and sulk over a lost love or just to belt out some karaōke with out any judgement. Essentially, the more alcohol you have here, the more fun you will have.

I swore I would never give 3 stars for anything but with Joe’s I’m rather torn. It’s a totally average dive. Prices are great, happy hour is buy well, draft, wine, get one free. Glasses were clean, bartender friendly enough. I don’t think they had food. I didnt see anyone else eating. The regulars were older, seemed harmless, and were there daily. Looks like they had darts and a billard table and several small TV’s. Good place to go if you’re looking to do some serious drinking by yourself.

OK, so I have been to many night spots in town and have seldom experienced as friendly a place as Joe’s. Not only is it right near my house, but it’s that small bar feel where everyone knows who you are. I have only been going to Joe’s for about 3 weeks or so, and some folks already know who me and my friends are. On top of the feel it is a great spot if you like to sing karaōke, play pool, darts, and even shuffleboard. Also, I believe Thursday nights are guys night, which means half price drinks for guys all night.
As for the karaōke, if you are one of those people who like to sing and can actually carry a tune, they have a karaōke contest on one of the weekend nights and the winner gets a $ 50 bar tab. I love winning stuff when I’m out making a fool of myself. Can’t beat it.