Sully’s Restaurant & Tavern

Sully’s is no more it is now called Industry. its basically a revamp version of sully’s but more sports bar feel. Everything else is the same including the patrons and staff. so if you liked sullys before then u will like the new feel if not… youre out of luck

I was surprise to find such good food here. Had to run to the bank on my lunch and Sully’s is in the same shopping center, so because I was pressed for time I decided to stop here to get some lunch. I am I glad I did. It is now on my top ten list to go get something to eat.

Interesting they would have hawaiiam food at a bar… karaōke night is decent.

Great food, good friends, GREAT BOOZE ! What more in life is needed? And the staff is great ! The hell with Disneyland, THIS is the happiest place on EARTH !!! YEA !

I personally like Sully’s! It’s hard to find anything open past 10PM in Torrance so Sully’s is our solution to late night outings with few drinks. :)
+Cheap drinks! My mixed drinks like gin & tonic or james ginger were only $ 5! woo
+I liked the German girl bartender that works there. She’s über nice!
+Again, anything open past 10PM in Torrance is a gem.
+Drunchies to eat
+Plenty of parkings are available
–Sully’s is kinda small and the lighting is pretty dim. Hard to see what alcohol they have at the bar
–Food is okay. Had their chicken nachos and it wasn’t bad but it wasn’t phenomenal.

This place is great! Always awesome customer service. 4^th visit so far. Different bartender and super nice. Has pool tables and tvs. Def a place to chill!

I come here for the food… Hawaiian food that is. I don’t know how long I’ve been coming here, but the Hawaiian food is for teh win! Lahiana fried chicken, teri chicken, and etc is found here. Same stuff you would find on the menu from the Loft and Back Home in Lahiana (all were the same owners at one point).
Good times… Took my first date here, yes to a dive-​y bar (but looks better than Texas Loosey’s). She thought it was cool.

Only been here a couple of times: Once to drink & sing karaōke. Once to eat dinner.
Both times were enjoyable and the food is quite good.
Definitely recommend the Hawaiian chicken (extra sauce!) Can’t go wrong with that.
Décor is very simple, a little dive-​y and very bar-​casual. There are some TVs on the wall so I’m sure if you want to watch a game, it’ll be on. Located in a strip mall too so parking should not be a problem.

I really enjoy Sully’s, whether parting with friends or having lunch by myself. I had lunch by myself today. Matt who was running the show solo did an excellent job. The food was good, the beer was cold, the service was excellent. I’m a fan!

I have to say that this place is a nice sports bar but not a great bar.
The reason why I say this it’s because by only had one waitress serving 8 tables which was seating 6 to 8 people .
It took the waitress 20 minutes to notice my table which tends to happens when you have to many tables to serve.
When I finally was able to place my order the waitress did not even bother to clean my table from the mess that was left by the people that were sitting there before me.
Once I got my food I noticed that it was cold and my burger was over cooked.
I informed the waitress that this was not how I order my burger, she took my plate back and 10 minutes later brought me another burger which again it was over cooked, by that time I was so hungry that I no choice but to eat it.
The waitress also fail to give me any utensils .
The only thing I liked about this bar was the cheap drinks other than that this place SUCKS!

Torrance nightlife. almost non-​existent. However, Sully’s seems to have the most people on any night that I’ve bar hopped in Torrance.
It pretty decent on some nights.
–Tuesday: Taco Tuesday. Cheap tacos, beer and tequila shots
–Wednesday: $ 1 draft beers 8 — 11 pm. beer pong and lots of plastic cups with stale warm nasty domestic beer. but who cares when you’re playing beer pong and you’re wasted. It can get packed this night.
–Thursday: Thirsty Thursdays. Karaōke and $ 8 pitchers.
–Friday & Saturday: Live music & dancing
I believe they happy hour pretty late daily. I think. I’d check their website but it SUCKS!
Overall. it’s A-​OK. I’ve been here several times.

Came here last night to see a band with my friends. The band was pretty good they had two of them playing back to back. The place is very small so i’m suprised this place would do things like that. I didn’t try any of the Hawaiian grinds here cause i wasnt that hungry i just got chips and salsa which was good. I still trip out this place is an Irish pub that serves Hawaiian food lol. I may go back again.

Love this place I’ve been coming here for years!
As a local homestead for myself being right down the street, I come to appreciate having such close access to a place all my friends can go to. Whether it be for Wednesday dollar beers or a casual Tuesday for the Laker game, this bar is a good way to get away from the hermosa pier (god knows everyone has a plan b for herbrosa). The crowd can vary from night to night and the attire is casual as fuck. The service is good and the bouncers are chill. Get there early on nights you want a table, otherwise just hit up thr bar. Sullys is good in moderation and a good place to GFU if you live around the del amo mall /​arnorld elementary /​y not burger area .but that’s just my opinion

The atmosphere is a bot rougher but the severs and bartenders are really nice and help you out with drinks and food recs.
#1 Dish. Bacon fried rice. It is tremendous.
When I’m trying to eat healthy I will get their chicken breast plate (literally just chicken breast and some rice)
They also have a great Taco Tuesday with my favorite being their fish and shrimp tacos.

Came in on a Wednesday night, definitely tavern like oh and did mention it was $ 1 beers on wednesday nights from 8 – 11, had bud light and didn’t know what else beer they offered.
My cousin said that they used to play beer pong there, they provided the ping pong balls but now you gotta provide your own. I saw people playing flip cup and they also had a darts machine.
It’s kinda small but when you invite a group of friends it’s totally worth it.

After repeatedly getting crappy service here (see my old review), I stayed away for several months. I finally went back again last week because I was in the area and needed my Taco Tuesday fix! Now, I can firmly say I will never go back because…
1. The service is still terrible. There was only one server working who wouldn’t even give us her undivided attention.
2. I didn’t leave a tip because I split the check with my boyfriend & he left the tip. Upon reviewing my bank statement, I see that Sully’s took it upon themselves to charge my card an extra $ 4 anyway.
What a shady, poorly run business.

For a girl who can’t hold a tune to save her life, karaōke is a strange way to spend a Sunday night, but that hasn’t stopped me from repeatedly singing, err, rapping my heart out at Sully’s. The fact that I can also get some pretty tasty beer on tap MAY have something to do with it, but I’ll let you sort that one out for yourself. I can say that I do appreciate the good variety of draught beer: newcastle, sam adams, and I may have even had a dos equis amber one night. I can also say that I appreciate the group of regulars that sing, as I am always quite impressed. NOW, if the shoe was on the other foot and they were writing this review, they may be singing a different tune, but since I don’t have to listen to me, well, you know. The only big bummer is the midnight karaōke cutoff, but I think they go later on Thursdays.
If ever you’re in the area on a Sunday and you hear the faint sounds of Paul Revere or Gin and Juice, you know that this girl has enjoyed a beer or three.

Saw some of the great reviews here and decided to give this place a try with a few co-​workers during lunch.
Walked in, place was pretty dead, with no more than five patrons, but it did look like a place that would be pretty crackin if it was later at night or on a weekend. We ordered our food, and waited for about 30 min until the first dish came out, after about 15 min when my co-​workers were almost finished, I inquired with the waitress about my food, and got a blank faced response, where she subsequently said, «oh, you didn’t get your food?» She then went to the kitchen and came out saying, «uhh, I didn’t put your order in, it happens, did you want it to-​go instead?» I was like, really? Is this really happening? I told her forget it, and for us to just get the check. With no apologies or anything she just went to get the check?
Went back to work hungry…
My co-​workers and I were shocked by the indifference, really horrible, it looked like a place that we would go to for beers and such. Never again.
Sully’s Piece-​of $hit Tavern= FAIL!

I came here for a friend’s birthday party one night. I had never been to Sully’s and was expecting a typical dive bar. I was quite surprised when I got there to see the place was nicely decorated with balloons. There was also a little buffet set up at the back. The buffet started out with appetizers — egg rolls, ramen salad, chicken wings. This followed with main entrée dishes — katsu chicken, chow mien, fried rice. All the folks that were guests at the birthday party were given wrist bands for the drinks.
There was another large group that night and so the place was pretty crowded. The waitress serving our party seemed super busy. I ordered a virgin piña colada but the drink never made it to me and I only found it later that it was because they ran out of piña colada mix at the bar. I had to call the waitress over several times to order a diet coke but the diet coke never came to me either :(. She seemed to be more accommodating to the other group (she seemed to be friends with the guys in that group) or perhaps she was just too overwhelmed with all the people. I finally gave up and walked to the bar to order my diet coke. Eek that took another long wait :(…boo… all for a diet coke.
Anyways other than the drink situation… my first visit here wasn’t that bad. The Hawaiian food was great. It was too bad there was no karaōke that night… I think they had a band scheduled that night to play but I didn’t stay long enough to see. Hmm anyways would be willing to try this place out again. maybe for karaōke ;) (and throw in some more Hawaiian food in the mix too for the next visit… oh and a diet coke!)

Brandon H, Antho L, Sophia L, and I hit up Sully’s tonight for happy hour. Me being the dumbass that I am sometimes didn’t read their website… and I apologize to the South Bay Unilocaler reading this, but Sully’s had free food tonight during their customer appreciation celebration. Chicken wings, nachos, chicken chow mein, rice, and a freshly cooked pig. The food was pretty good. Pictures included.
The crowd was dominated by folks mostly in their 40’s and 50’s and not the typical crowd one would see in Torrance bars, but it is what it is. Everyone was friendly, especially Laura.
Along with free plates of food, the daily happy hour drink accompanied me during my dining experience. The cranberry and vodkas here are $ 2.75 for HH and $ 4.25 during normal business hours. The drinks were country strong.
The highlight of the night was the owner’s fiancée. A host and a half she is. Whoa! There are others who are trying to bring sexy back (and some fuckers are failing), but Laura is bringing cougarism back… in a very big way. She made sure everyone was having fun and that everyone’s needs were met (I would like for her to meet my needs, but I won’t elaborate). Telling us to take advantage of the website and the specials therein was a good example. I would imagine she learned the art of being a hostess from the founder of the Hostess With the Mostest University, Maral A.
Sully’s, an unhidden gem in Torrance.