horrible customer service from the manager. The place gives very dirty I wouldn't recommend.read more

Amazing daiquiris. I go with the Victoria's Secret every time. Bartenders are so kind, I was…read moretreated so well and felt very comfortable being there, even alone. Has such a good atmosphere. Tell all my friends and family they need to go here. Such a sweet place, I highly recommend.

I forget I have free will and can go here whenever I please…read more DIVE BAR AF and I love it. Always have a good time when I have the opportunity, super friendly crowd. Cressy is a killa bartender, no notes.

There isn't any food that I know of... But the service is consistent with seasoned bartenders and a…read moremixed bag of regulars. Ultra comfortable, divey at its finest is my description.

Discover Baton Rouge's Best-Kept Secret: A Hidden Gem Underneath the City…read more Tucked beneath Azteca's Mexican Restaurant and nestled right on the edge of the Mississippi River, this isn't your average dive bar. Since the 1930s, this historic spot has been serving up cheap, strong drinks in a cozy, basement hideaway. It's off the beaten path, and its entrance is a little tricky to find - just the way you want your dive bars to be. Once you do find it, prepare for a throwback to a time when things were simpler: dark hallways lit by a few twinkling Christmas lights, leading you into a dimly lit, welcoming space. The bar is stocked with an impressive selection of scotch, and the staff is as friendly as they come. It's a place where everyone knows your name, and the drinks come strong and cheap. The vibe is laid-back, with darts, a jukebox, and a pool room that's a little too fancy to be considered "divey" -- but hey, that's part of its charm. This is the local hangout, a true haven for Baton Rouge's service industry crowd and anyone who just wants to enjoy a drink in peace, away from the downtown hustle. Oh, and did we mention the drink specials? This place knows how to throw a party: SIN Night on Sundays (yes, it's as fun as it sounds) Ladies Night on Mondays, with FREE drinks for women from 9-11 PM Reverse Happy Hour on Tuesdays, where the drinks get cheaper every hour Bingo Night on Thursdays And, if you're out late, they're the only bar open after 2 AM on Fridays and Saturdays! Now, technically, it's a speakeasy post-Covid, but getting in is easy: just scan the QR code on the door, and they'll email you a code to enter. Once you're in, it's like you've entered your own secret spot, away from the crowds. Whether you're a dive bar connoisseur, a fan of strong drinks, or simply looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience, this hidden gem has something for everyone. So, grab your guest pass or--better yet--become a member and make this your new favorite spot in Baton Rouge. You won't regret it.

Yelp says there's a great beer selection but that's not really true. And the people that god to the…read morebar are actually super rude and opinionated. I had no problem with the actual ambiance of the place or the bartender. But I was just disappointed with the beer selection and general customers at the establishment

Nice daiquiri shop but frankly, the Spanky's on Burbank is better. This has less choices. It is In…read morea nondescript shopping center and has a nice patio. The inside is small and there is a sign warning that to-go Daiquiris can be illegal (i.e. open container). I almost feel like this is racism on the part of the local police, because this street's population definitely has a darker skin tone than the other shops in Baton Rouge I've frequented. To be clear I feel like this statement is potentially indicative of the Baton Rouge police department using this as an area to make arrests. The daiquiri I purchased was good. The price was good (most places are roughly the same.) on a hot day it was a welcome relief to the heat.

Personal I would say the daiquiris here are not only the strongest I've had but also have the best…read moretaste out of any others I've had, they also have a pretty good selection of different beers and they keep their fridges extremely cold. The prices are the best out of any of the other places around Baton Rouge. A lot of the other reviews say that the employees are racist, they have a completely new staff except for a couple different people and the overall atmosphere of the works does not give any bad feelings towards anyone. All of the workers are very respectful and pleasant to be around.

It was chill. The bartender wasn't very friendly or welcoming. We ordered drink to enjoy there…read morewhile sitting at the bar. I asked for a single and she served it in a medium sized daiquiri cup full of juice instead of the clear plastic smaller cups that were obviously intended for drinks and not daiquiris. We left after a few minutes and I trashed the drink.

No frills daiquiri bar. Six flavors of daiquiris and a small bar. Service was great and prices…read morewere on par for BR. We sampled several and unlike other daiquiri bars, they were not sickly sweet. The pile driver is the strongest and was a lot like Hawaiian Punch. I liked the White Russian. Creamy and not overly sweet. There are a few tvs, a few tables (5), a bar and a touchstones machine. Most of the patron's were regulars, but did not seem to mind us wandering in off the street. I liked the flavors, service and people watching.

I walk in with the intentions of buying drinks and staying a while as usual. I go pick up a glass…read moreashtray as usual for my cigar. I'm more empowered to pick up a glass ashtray because this man in the red shirt in the picture also had one with a burning cigarette on it. I grab the ashtray and turn around and the lone bartender asks "do you want to get a plastic one?" What kind of passive aggressive statement is that when you've already allowed this other man to use a glass one? I respond and say well it's my fourth time using a glass ashtray so I think I can handle it. The bartender then says "please don't break it that glass will be on the floor for the week." I ignored it and proceeded to open my cigar. The bartender then speaks with a gentleman taking a drink to go and says "a cigar oh my god I hate it here".......why work in a place that allows smoke? Why take issue with my cigar but not this man in the red? If I ever see this lady in Willy's again I'm flying out of the door and waiting for one of the more chill ladies.

Every time I go in the bartender's greet me and every customer I've seen with a smile. The…read moredaiquiris cannot be beat! It's a nice little vibe.

Went here Friday casually. Didn't say one word to the bartender. She called me a bitch to my friend…read morethen she told me that I can't whisper to my friends. She kicked me and my friends out for nothing. I've never been treated so poorly. The bartender was a tall blonde woman who was masculine.

Molly was an amazing bartender! She had a very welcoming personality and made our cocktails to…read moreperfection. 10/10 will return.

We stopped in for a beer while out motorcycle riding with friends. My husband and I had ONE beer…read moreeach. Somehow our tab ending up being over $11. That is RIDICULOUS.

It's a great place to shoot pool and dance your ass off while watching the river with the moonlight.read more