Inn Kahoots

Everything from the service, to the food and even the atmosphere was lacking. I guess you shouldn’t expect a lot more out of a hole in the wall joint like this. You’d probably have a more enjoyable experience brown paper bagging it on the street corner! Won’t go back!

A favorite regardless of the kind of crowd there — there is always great people watching here! Love the 2 brunette bartenders best — very fast & attentive & remember our drinks. Love this place on Thurs karaōke & weekend bands the most. We always get our beloved Heggies pizza that other places have stopped serving. A local dive place that rocks!

My favorite dive bar! Awesome live music, pull tabs, pool, darts and Heggies pizza… what more do you need? :-)

This bar has the feel of a small Wisconsin or Michigan country bar. I Come Here for the Wednesday night karaōke, cheap beer and Hedgie’s pizzas and I am never disappointed. The staff is snarky (which I love!) And the crowd there is comprised of hard working down-​to-​earth types. Thumbs up!

Great live music and you can dance like a crazed maniac without looking outta place. Laid back and unpretentious atmosphere with pull tabs. No cover charge even if there’s a great live band on Saturday night. Most places would have a cover charge.
This isn’t a fancy bar and people might run into you since it’s kinda small and gets crowded. The live band music is also very loud so it’s hard to talk with your friends. If you are expecting a meat market and want eye candy as another reviewer mentioned then this might not be the place for you. If you just want to listen to live music and have drinks in a casual towny bar with your friends then this is a decent bar to hit up!

Charming dive bar located in Hamel, near Corcoran and Plymouth. I come here once a year. Right after the Hamel Rodeo. Always have a good time. Prices aren’t bad and they have a decent selection of beer.

This is a popular west metro dive bar. More popular with the 35 – 55 age group. Pull tabs, cheap tap beer, and you can smoke outside with your drink. Evenings this place fills up with Hamelites, but it’s all good.

I like volleyball.

People, people, people… this is a roadhouse. Say that, again, slowly, R O A D H O U S E. Please, don’t go here if you are looking for TGIF, Applebee’s, Stella’s roofop, or some overpriced martini slinging, self important clone bar in the warehouse district. This is a small town bar, the same kind you can roll into off of any one lane blacktop in North Dakota, they are all a precious and dwindling resource in our self-​important narcissistic world, and, significantly, there are damn few of them within reasonable driving distance of the western ‘burbs. And, yes, ya might look out of place with a Mike Tyson face tatoo, and enough metal sticking out of your eyebrows, lips and chin to tune in a BBC shortwave signal, but folks will shrug their shoulders and ignore you after the first 60 seconds, which is a damn site less hassle than you’d experience if you walked into an Uptown bar in a NASCAR wife beater T shirt and a John Deere cap, with dust from the combine still on your work boots. It’s not better, it’s not worse it’s just DIFFERENT. So, relax, calm down, leave your existential paperback in the car, take a break from your goth makeup for one night, and head down for a cheap cold beer, fresh popcorn, gourmet FROZEN Pizza (yea, it exists, Heggies, and is is addicting) a hoppin’ band and a crowded and tiny dance floor. But, please, before you do, shift your brain into NEUTRAL, and set the parking brake. Also, if you are male, prepare to fall madly, deeply, wildly, but temporarily in love with Tonya, the exquisite tall blonde barmaid on duty Friday and Saturday nights.

Tnis is one of the BEST «Go To Places» City wide all types gather and enjoy the country feeling in the BIG CITY. Always some event going on or great Bands playing. They are a great supporter of the community and have had many fund raisers to support different causes and individuals If you want to kick back and relax watch some Bikers, Cowboys, Business Executives, Blue Collar hard worken Americans have some fun you should check it out whoever you are you will fit in…

The beer was cold and the glass was clean.

The Inn Kahoots is a great local bar located in historical uptown Hamel (the crown jewel of the western suburbs) quaint and homey it is everything you want in a small town bar! Winter broom ball leagues and summer volleyball leagues make for a great time to meet new friends and nothing beats the new happy hour prices and times! I’ve been all over the world, and NOTHING beats the Inn Kahoots for my place to drink!

I was slightly drunk when asked to stop over to Inn Kahoots after an evening of bowling and boozing at the Medina. Apparently a «really great band» was playing there, Soul Tree. Walking into the bar to their top 1000 classic, «Big Boots», I noticed everyone staring at my «Communist» t-​shirt I had recently purchased at Urban Outfitters. I never knew the country was this close to the city!
In Kahoots is every backwoods bar you have seen in Hollywood films. where the characters have a car malfunction, go in to the only building with a neon sign to call a mechanic, get drunk, dance around the bar, say a few «whoo hoos!», buy a round for everyone, then break into a group rendition of «friends in low places» to end the night.
There is nothing wrong with this once in a lifetime. Soul Tree, that’s something you can’t un-​see/​un-​hear.
Don’t look for any fancy beers. Don’t wear a «Communist» shirt either, it’s not appreciated.

My one and only trip out to this bar really wasn’t by choice… and the more I think about this visit to Inn Kahoots… the more I wonder why anyone would actually choose to go here.
I guess… maybe if you are looking to get in a random fist fight… or if you play volleyball on a league… or if you are looking for a small town bar where you can drink some skunky beer… then, maybe this would be a good choice?
Otherwise, no, methinks not…

Well I wasn’t sure how to rank this. Towny bar-​yes, place to be seen or for some eye candy… hell no! Great band was playing the night we trickled in for a drink. The first thing were heard was «Ladies, hold those left hands up high». (meaning, hold up our «married» hand.