I was invited here by a friend and was excited to attend. We arrived and security was present. The…read moreinside is small and intimate. They have a bar, tables and chairs. All of the seating was already reserved so we had to stand or sit at the bar. The staff was friendly and helpful. They had a live band, and some home cooked food. The food came with one meat and 2 sides for $15...no drink. The vibe was cool but too small for me. We stayed about 2 hours and decided to leave.

Found this place while I had a quick stay in Greensboro for work, it was close to my hotel. I was…read morelooking for a spot to grab some cocktails, food, hookah & music. This place had all what I was looking for. I sat at the bar and Stephanie the bartender was great, she interacted with me & was very friendly! Stephanie checked on me frequently & made sure my glass was never empty! Also the owner introduced himself and was also very courteous & friendly. My only complaint was the having to pay separate vendors. I paid the door $10 upon arrival, a hookah girl separately, the food vendor & lastly the bartender. Overall great staff & good vibes! The DJ was definitely playing good music to set the vibe! I will be back again if I'm ever in area again!

Talk about not caring about your guests…read more I was having a good time until some idiot dropped a glass bottle by the bar where I was standing. The glass ended up cutting my leg so I had to ask the security for some help. While this happened there was no clear effort from the staff to check in on the situation or see if anyone was harmed. I'm not even sure if the person who dropped the bottle was actually addressed or if they just ran away. I had to deal with the bleeding myself with no care or concern from the staff. In fact, while I was dealing with the bleeding, I was given attitude by the security staff when I was clearly upset and bothered by the situation. They offered no assistance and didn't even ask about what happened or how I was doing. I left soon after that while being beyond annoyed. If I worked here, I would be embarrassed if this is how I handled this situation, and would not want to show my face there again.

We have fun at this place on Thursdays. At times it can be absolutely classless. The security…read moreguards don't know what they are doing. The touch and grab people including woman and make it a place that feels uncomfortable. The drinks are average. Overall it's what you expect it to be but really disappointed in the customer service.

The vibe is casual, low-key, and friendly. It's a classic dive bar with a slightly dingy feel and a…read moresmoky scent from past years. Expect karaoke nights with a supportive crowd, cheap drinks, and a small, lively space. There are a couple pool tables and a stage for music or karaoke. They karaoke every Friday and Saturday night.

The dive bar to end all dive bars, and I love it. I had driven past this tiny little bar off the…read moretail end of Main street in Jamestown before you get to the new Jamestown Parkway so many times, and just never stopped in. Wasn't sure if it would be my scene or not, but I had a couple friends invite me out there and we had the best time. It was a karaoke night on a Saturday, and though most people probably wouldn't place me as a karaoke lover, I am. Also, I figure how rough can this place be if they like a good sing-a-long night? Well, you walk in, and you're immediately 100% certain that this is a dive bar. A single pool table, in pretty good shape overall, but sometimes it doesn't return the cue ball, so you're given the keys in case you need them. There's probably 6 or 7 4-top tables around, mixed seating types, and some bar seats. There's a deck out back for smoke breaks, and the walls are covered in all sorts of things that you might expect in a roadside dive like flags and license plates. The bar is cash only, but a little cash goes a long way here. Drinks are cheap, especially given what you might expect on a night out these days. Domestic beers are still in the 3 range. My kind of place. They also had Michelob Amberbock! I thought they didn't make the stuff anymore, but honestly, it used to be my favorite cheap beer way back. I spent the night drinking them, and was content. Karaoke was lively, and everyone was a good sport. There were some pretty good singers! Even when someone may not have been that great, everyone applauded and was supportive. The DJ hosting was very encouraging, and made us feel welcome as newcomers. Songs like friends in low places were appropriately sung-along with, and it was just a general good time. DIVE BAR cannot be more emphasized here.It's not modern or chic, it's a little dingy and smells of smoke from by-gone days, the bathroom is as tiny as it can be. But if you want cheap drinks and a good time while not minding those things, you'll enjoy it.

One of the most fun bars in Greensboro! Fun karaoke, good cheap drinks. Clean bathrooms, definitely…read morea hidden gem.

oh my oh my oh my where do we even start. We stumbled on in this place as we were waiting for our…read morenumber to be called for a nearby food eating place. It was a local joint as everyone knew everyone and the townies stared at us. It was even better to see Uncle John behind the bar whipping and pouring the night away!! love that guy. Karaoke seemed to be popping even though weren't there to experience. don't let the monsters scare you... teeth are cool.

Great crowd of all different flavors of people. Good looking people, The bar is split in two…read morelevels. Downstairs is the darker dance club, middle aged folks mostly. Younger, cliquish crowd upstairs with live music, well lit. Plenty of taxi cabs waiting outside if needed.

Is a great place to go if you want music that won't over power talking to people by you. The…read moreatmosphere is nice drinks are average price with a decent bar staff. Bouncers seem to be friendly. Only down side is if you want to dance they don't have a dance floor.

Wahoo's leans hard into the dive bar vibe, and that is exactly what you get. Drinks are cheap and…read morestraightforward, nothing fancy, and the place clearly has a strong regular crowd that keeps it feeling lived in. We don't go often, but since it's right next to some solid spots to eat, it makes sense to pop in for a drink before or after dinner. It can be loud, and a little grimy, like any proper dive. If you know what you are walking into and that is your scene, it does the job just fine.

Love Wahoo's! Since the pandemic began, they remodeled quite a bit and the live music is always…read morebumping (do the kids still say that?) Always great live bands, cold beer, and friendly service. Yes it's definitely a dive bar and if you're going there to sip Scotch, well, probably not the right choice. The patio is great when it's warm and it's always an old homecoming.

Great music, great karaoke, great bartenders, cheap beer, wine, booze, and membership 21+…read more This is my favorite dive bar in years. So many great regulars and most everyone gets along with each other. Catch Karaoke with Shane on Tuesday nights!

After a significantly long weekend... 1) two days spent in…read moreblisteringly hot weather manning a festival booth (while dealing with the occasional over-intoxicated you-know) 2) the first evening spent heaved over sick and sporting a massive headache -- likely from dehydration given #1 3) exchanging a would-be lazy Sunday to host an event that just didn't make the grade ... I was sharply reminded of home. And of good stiff drinks. Which brings me to Walker's. Metaphysically, that is. Because there's really never enough time in my crazy schedule to drive to Greensboro (incidentally, where my family lives and who I've only seen three times this year because of said schedule). My days at Walker's were many. And simpler. And boy, do I miss them. Had I known about life after grad school then, I would have appreciated the small-yet-reliable satisfaction that comes from being a regular at your neighborhood dive. The drinks are strong, and cheap. The jukebox has all the classics. The bar flies are a mix of funny, crazy, and kind -- but you know each of them by name. The bartender greets you like a friend. When the most of my troubles involved writing a paper on the use of viral marketing tactics employed by Snakes on a Plane, and nearly every other night meant a stop at Walker's with my roommate, it was almost an age of innocence in some ways. Here-here to the neighborhood watering hole!

Great neighborhood beachside themed bar for those days you wish you were on vacation ;) Friendly…read moreservice too. Try the "pirate."

You want a cool unassuming place to hang out, then join the Yacht Club. Warm atmosphere and…read moreexceptional service. Nowhere near water, but you definitely feel as you are with the tiki shack ambiance. Visited and joined as out of towner and was welcomed by both staff and patrons with great hospitality. Great times!