Shamrock Bar

Definitely don’t judge this book by it’s cover! My wife and I stopped in for a beer on a Sunday afternoon. Our bartender, Sherry, was as delightful as the beer is cold, and the cleanliness was remarkable. If you are feeling adventurous, I recommend that you try the Chicken$hit shot challenge as well.

My family and I love this place. Sure, it’s a dive, but that’s part of its charm. Their motto is «There’s always rum for one more!» It’s one of the few places in town you can have your 15 minutes of fame. So go be as silly as you want, or as fantastic as you want, and you are pretty much guaranteed to feel like a superstar at this little gem, no matter who you are.
Look for the traveling circus that comes in now and then (my family). There are about 10 of us and we ALL sing, dance, and put on quite a lively show. The sound system rocks for such a small place, it makes everyone sound great! The highlight is when my stepdad sings «I’m Too Sexy.» It’s definitely worth seeing at least once.
Drinks are cheap and always served with a smile. I have asthma and yet I will brave the «smoking area» for at least awhile before I have to go cough up a lung. It’s that much fun.
It always feels like we are hanging out with our extended family when we go. Good people run it, good people come to hang out, good times ensue. I’ve met some really wonderful people there (say hello to Doc Holiday for me).
I’ve been there a number of times. I look forward to many, many more.

This is an interesting little place. Seems that the big draw on a Friday night is Karaōke. However, it takes place in the «smoking area». More of the young folks were in there singing their hearts out to some interesting choices of songs.
There is a back room with a pool table and a couple of sofas. We just sat at the main bar and ordered a bottle of beer. The tap is limited to Bud products and Coors light.
The place was ok, but we probably won’t go back as we have a different place to go that we think is better. But hey, we gave it a shot.