Wonder Bur Lounge & Cafe

Imagine you’re driving through a shitty town with your crazy girlfriend screaming into your mouth at full VOLUME!!! You look left-​nothing. You look right-​fucking wonder bur!!! I was so great there. Everyone heard! My dog was mad. My girl was mad. But I was INTO IT BUDDY!!! There’s an old man that lives there who wears a denim apron!!! He pours drinks. He says jokes. He has eyes. Love love love this place baby!!!

The last time I was in here people were shouting racist slurs and there was a minor in the bar. Bunch of rednecks with nothing better to do and probably a few pedophiles as well. Worst service I’ve ever had. If you like tweakers and 90s metal this is the place to be.

Decent drinks but cramped space. Especially when it gets busy. Too much testosterone the three times I’ve gone there and my bar fighting days are long gone.
Plus everyone shooting pool thinks they can shoot and are cocky. Had to vacate after running table for two hours.

Best breakfast in town no B.S. just breakfast that’s very good & large thick strips of bacon. Can’t beat a $ 5 breakfast that’s this good I go here as much as possible.

Great service and one of the better breakfast places in town for the price. Chicken fried steak, eggs, hash browns, toast $ 6.95 cannot beat that. And really tasty!

Drinks have really good prices the bartenders are friendly the patrons not so much.

A Grants Pass favorite known for it’s cheap, strong drinks and cheap breakfast. This seedy classic bar hasn’t been updated/​renovated since White Snake came out with their first album, and it’s just the way everyone wants to keep it.
Friendly locals usually frequent the bar by night playing pool and pushing quarters into the juke box, there’s also video crack for those collecting social security or just wanting to throw their money away. The classic whiskey and Coke is my go-​to here.
For the hangover in the morning come back here for some cheap, even stronger bloody marys. If you’re hungry throw in an egg, bacon, and toast breakfast for just about 5 bucks. Super deal! Any GP local knows the Blur is where it’s at.

Known by the locals as the Blur.
Incredibly large and stiff drinks. Definitely on the top of the scale in this department.
A friend of mine dared his buddy to try to drink $ 25 worth of drinks in this place. The kid couldn’t do it. If someone wants to try to meet that challenge, you best plan on calling a taxi and having a wicked hangover.
Very old school. Very casual. I have no idea about the café part of this place.
Update: went to the café for breakfast. Not impressed. Good service but the food was so so at best. On the other hand you can order drinks from the bar.

I go to this café a few times a week and have for years. Do you want Chocolate Chip Belgian Waffles w/​Amaretto Whipped Cream and Lingonberry Syrup? Maybe a Double Vanilla Skinny Decaf Soy Latte? Do you have a variety of mysterious food allergies? Yes? Then this isn’t the place for you, please do everyone a favor and go somewhere else. Want Bacon, Eggs and Crisp Hashbrowns for less than $ 5 that’s made exactly the same way every time you order it? Folgers coffee for $ 1.25? Do you have a friendly, laid back attitude and understand that there’s only 1 waitress and she’s very busy? Ok, you found the best, most reasonable breakfast not just in GP but maybe the world. Welcome to the Blur, order what’s on the menu, eat and then get out. It ain’t complicated, it’s just breakfast. Also, you can order a Bloody Mary or a beer with your Biscuits and Gravy. Win Win.

Great bar for the locals. Strong/​cheap drinks andbyou could always expect to see the regular locals young to old all mingle and having fun.. The Café is also great food and cheap. Sender is sometimes cranky as it gets closer to end of her shift

RUDE and NASTY ATTITUDE AT THIS SO CALLED CAFE!
A family member who lives in this area took us there last week while we were vacationing. I heard that the waitress and the cook are the owners (a couple). She was rude and very unhappy. When I asked the waitress for help on the menu she ignored me so I asked the cook. He snapped at me and screamed at me, «Talk to the waitress, what is wrong with you, talk to her, duh!» I was so stunned, I left, my family followed. I thought I was in an altered universe. They acted as though we were unwanted, a inconvenience to them. Also, they were bickering with each other so loud the other table and ours could hear. Lame. My sister and I went to the bar next door a few days prior for a beer and the bartender was awesome. All I can say is stay clear of the café.

A good change of pace if I want a cocktail that strong and simple… probably not a place for trendy drinks, but that’s okay. Yeah, with strong drinks and a downtown location, I could see how local LE just might watch people stumble out and get behind the wheel?

Not so much a fan of the «Blur» which is the bar side, but you can’t beat the quick delicious and cost effective food in the café. Go in Tuesday through Saturday when Max and Lisa are holding down the fort and you might even catch Max singing along to the radio in the kitchen.
Pro Tip: Bring cash. They don’t take cards. (Though, there is an ATM in the bar.)

Good breakfast. Large portions. Local hangout.

A dive bar with great local flavor. This is most definitely the sort of place that hung an effigy of a spotted owl with a target on it in the 90’s. Bartender, I assume the owner was nice enough and even gave my friend a 2 for one because it was her birthday.
They have a pretty beat up pool table but the cues are straight and it only costs 25 cents! And people are right, the drinks here are strong! I ordered a whiskey water and it was about 3.5 oz whiskey and a table spoon of water.
Did hear one patron chastising his friend for playing «boogly-​woogly music” — he wasn’t too happy when I played lupe fiasco’s «all black everything” — fucking racists.

The «Blur» as locals call it. As in your eyes get blurry from 2 of the stiff/​cheap drinks that they pour. Be careful there as the crowd can be rough. Seems like guys think they came to a boxing ring to fight when they go there. They also tend to get beligerent after a few stiff drinks.
Also, watch it… Local police sit and wait for you to walk out, drive off, and give you a DUI. The café on the side of the lounge has great food and great prices. Cool local spot in GP with pool tables, juke box, and video lotto games. worth a try.

I’ve been going to this bar for years while I grew up in GP and returned to visit Mom & Dad. Last year I just moved back from Washington DC. It’s nice to be home again! As Elena stated, the «bartenders are lifers». But what happened to DJ? The guy with the appron Willy: takes way too long to order, unless your his friend, short tempered and pretty much as drunk as the crowd. The hawaiian shirt guy Dennis: bull in s China Shop. Broke 2 glass in 15 min. I ate lunch in there one day a while back and he had his back turned to the bar watching TV. People who wanted change, to order something, whatever had to call his name. One guy wanted to jukebox turned up and he just said «NO». Turned around and continued watching TV. He was so busy in his little world, you would of thought he was in his house sitting on the couch. I had gone back on a Saturday night with a few of my girl friends I had grown up with in GP. When I walked into the bar it seemed strange. Not as I remembered when people were laughing, milling around, smiles on faces. I asked one of my friends, «Where’s DJ? I thought he worked on weekends?» He always made me laugh and smile. I would ask him if he had a joke and he always had a funny one to tell. Another thing I liked about him, was he would always look you in the eye when he spoke to you. He seemed to have a level head even when things got out of control. And boy o’boy, would they sometimes. Happy, professional, handsome, alert, sincere and boy could he make a great sour drink. I asked one of my freinds what happend to him? They had said he left a couple years ago. One of my friends told me he had met a real nice girl. They told me they don’t go to the «Blur» as much as they use to on weekends because the last time one of them had a problem with the «Fat» mexican bartender. She said he looked like he was «on something» and was «so rude». She avoided him for our drink order. He gave her a dirty look when she was at the bar. And I’m suprised she didn’t say something to him. So we stayed for one drink and went to Medford. We won’t be back anytime soon.
I’m writing this to say «THANK YOU DJ!!» For the laughs, your freindship and wonderful conversations. I know whatever you do in life, you’ll be successful! Your just one of those types of people! Wish you the best if you ever read this and I hope you found a nice girl!!! We will miss you!
B. Watson
PS: Remember the lady in the bad hat? lol!

The Blur. This is the place to go if you want a good stiff drink. The bartenders are good at what they do and seem to care about their customers (me!). Young people, old people, working class, retired, they all mix together nicely. Poker machines and one pool table frequented by a few pretty good players. Occasional bar brawls round out an evening at the bur.