2015

I was astounded by the disrespect and rudeness of the bartender. I went to this place for one shot out of sheer convenience but once I was able to flag the bartender down for service, I was promptly told I wouldn’t be served because the staff member «didn’t like me» and was asked to leave. I’ve heard of bartenders being rude to other potential customers as well and, that it happens regularly. Don’t bother with this place since they can’t be bothered with customers!

This place was was OK. The bartender was in a really bad mood… I asked if his day was OK, and he just thought I was giving him attitude??? Friends just we’re finishing around… I wanted to order them other… instantly give me attitude and says… I don’t know what there drinking don’t you! I say just walked in… your the bartender could you please ask them. Then I asked why are you having such a bad??? At that moment you told me to leave the BAR and he was not going to serve me. The 2015 really… I got thrown out of a hole in the wall

This place is so cool. Why do you go out to drink? i go to drink, hang with friends, and have a good time. This place has such cheap and strong drinks. There’s never really people here, hence, if you go out to stare at eye candy or want a plethora of people there, this isn’t the place. I’m always playing pool or darts, or chatting with the bartenders. I’m there way too much now that i think of it… smh

Local bar, calm, but let’s cut to the chase. I ordered a michelada from a bartender who doesn’t like them. I asked «but you know how to make them right?» Jokingly & he responded «of course, it’s pre-​made» while he showed me the store-​bought mix. :/​well it tasted like it, but here’s the icing… I asked for more lemon and he charged me $ 1 for it. WHAT? WHO DOES THIS? This is why I gave this 2 stars. If it were up to me, I would go to the Friendly Spot for a flavorful drink of my choice and no extra charge on a wedge of lemon.

Wow this place really needs help. Besides the black mold on the patio, the smelly, filthy bathrooms (there’s been vomit on the wall for six months) and the unbelievably rude female bartender, they overserve people to the point of disgusting inebriation. The bartenders eat behind the bar like pigs. I’ve seen several minors in the bar and the manager Johnny is as rude as they come; he can’t even muster a smile when he is troubled to take your order. It has all the makings of a great little pub but the attitude of the staff and the absolute disregard for cleanliness leave it in the dust. Skip this dive!

The only reason I’ve ever gone to this place is that it is close to my house. The tall, fat bartender is always rude. I don’t think he likes his life very much. But the shorter guy is usually pretty nice. Small, neighborhood bar. Get your drinks from the shorter guy. Don’t tip the fat guy.

Small hole in the wall bar that could be considered cool if it wasn’t for the bartenders being complete assholes to anyone who doesn’t take it up the sphincter. They treat women like peasants and that pretty much goes for anyone who is not a regular. Won’t be giving money to any place of business who doesn’t show respect to their patrons. Thanks but no thanks.

This dive bar is alright for gay men probably, but women are treated like second class citizens. As a straight woman, a paying customer, and friends with a gay man, I should be treated half as well as the regulars are, but it is not so. I perpetually had tabs that were wrong, the bartenders would just put drinks on the tab of anyone you are with. (??) and don’t ask be they are never wrong– they are horrible and unprofessional. The place is dirty, the bathroom are just creepy bad. There are never enough barstools inside so people are stealing them or just standing. The «patio» is more like a storage unit on the side of the building, again with insufficient seating. No one dances, ever. It doesn’t appear that anyone comes here but regulars. I used to come for my friend, but we have agreed there must be something better w a more appealing patio and better bartenders.

I love this bar. For you gay community people that want to get away from all the hoopla of the strip this is a great place to go. You can sit and have a drink while having a great conversation with your friends. It is not a crowded bar so come out and have some fun her at 2015.

Cozy place if your not looking for crowds. The dust balls and webs give it a 17^th century castle dungeon appeal. All in all it’s the friends that make a good time.

Nice neighborhood dive bar, bartender Aaron is always fun, and the prices are great. It’s got a nice dancefloor, and digital internet jukebox. The patio is a little cramped and parking isn’t very friendly. Darts and a pool table, a staple for the «neighborhood» bar.

Great dive. Cheap, awesome specials, usually not too crowded, and I’ve never seen any prejudice towards any sex, orientation, or otherwise. Dart boards, (worn out house darts) pool table, dance floor, and an outdated if not slightly dingy interior. Which for a dive in the area is comparably quite nice.

Go on in. Give them a try, if you get the bartender that we are talking about, you’ll know. The other guys are nice as pie, funny and smart, and the place deserves to stay open. Karaōke night is full.

Okay, so I walk into the place with the boyfriend and we doubled the man-​count. And half the men that were already there were bartenders (that’s one man for the mathematically deficient). There were six women in the bar and I don’t think I would be wrong in assuming they were girls of the Garbo variety. So saying this place has lez-​lacking hospitality is moot. Just ordered two rum-​and-​cokes and it’s Thxgiving and life is good and this is turning into a run-​on sentence. Give the place a shot and quit hating the world.

Bitter much… reviewer below? I’ve been there many times and the lezzies are treated the same as anyone else. I can also say, welcome to my world honey! I feel the same way when I go to the new Bermuda Triangle. Although the cute blonde bartender was very attentive to my alcoholism. 2015 is a nice gay dive bar. The bartenders are attentive and crowd is a medium size usually. The gay bars on Main are only 3 minutes away if you want to change scenery. Bathrooms are a bit sub par for my taste, but everything else meets my expectations. Again, see for yourself. p. s. you know it’s a dive bar when they have a chip display.

Small place, tiny restrooms. They prefer their customers to be only gay men. They can be out right rude to lesbians. So, it’s not a spot I would encourage people to go to, unless you’re a gay man.