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Joxer Daly's

3.8 (489 reviews)
ModeratePubs, Sports Bars
Open 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)
Updated over 3 months ago

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JOXER DALY'S ATMOSPHERE

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Live music
Moderate noise
Divey
Casual

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Single fish taco comes with lots of fixins. The Smithwick's on tap was an absolute delight.
Sonya B.

I used to come here for a fun Friday lunch with coworkers years ago. Happened to be by and got the single fried fish taco for $5.99 that is an actual meal in itself. There are two tortillas and enough fish etc to make 2 tacos, plus chips, salsa, and some fresh veg for good measure. With a proper beer - Smithwick's even! - it came to around $16. (Before tip) The service was good, the people there were nice. The smell when I walked it... it's just an old bar, it is what it is.

Joey C.

Visiting Los Angeles in January, I wanted to watch a Liverpool match and found this terrific gem of a place. It's the official home of the L.A. fans of LFC, and it did not disappoint. The servers were welcoming and warm, and the atmosphere was energetic and fun.

Saturday night shenanigans 2024
Franklin M.

We wanted to bar hop around the area and this was our first stop. The bar was not busy and they had a movie playing on the big screen until the DJ showed up. The bartender is attentive and the bar maid was kind enough to give us free fries because my friend asked for a snack. They have a pool table for cheap plays which was fun challenging my friend to a few games.

This is wings with sauce just poured over. Not good.
Mark G.

So my friend and I went here after umpiring a baseball game. Ordered the chicken wings and chicken nachos. The chicken nachos came without the chicken but we didn't have time to send back. We made sure we weren't charged. The nachos were a plate of chips with melted shredded cheese, not even melted well. The cheese would just fall off the chips. The wings were not any better. They were just cooked wings put on a plate with sauce pouted over them, instead of tossed in sauce the put on plate. The beer and sprit selection was good. The sound system that was playing was terrible. Speakers kept cutting in and out depending on the sound. Be warned.

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Went on a Saturday around 1pm. Shannon was working. Great service when she was there but once her shift ended, no one came by.

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Twas truly a great experience watching Euro 2020 at Joxer's. A really great place for fans to come together. Definitely will be back:)

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Ask the Community - Joxer Daly's

Is kids allowed with there parent for lunch?

I saw kids there when ai was there..

Is this a commanders sports bar?

Yes it is, it's also an Arsenal bar as well.

Does the bar offer NBA TV?

Is there music in Saturday's?

Any beer specials during Sunday football games?

Don't know if Joxers does, but 90 West Lounge does! Bloody's, Mimosas & 2 beers (805 & 1 they haven't announced yet)

Is there Karaoke and if so when?

Thursday nights

Will y'all be open thanksgiving day 2021?

Is this place still open?

Definitely still open. I watched a Gold Cup match and an LAFC match there in the last few weeks.

Are you open for outdoor dining?

Yes

Will you be streaming the barca vs Real Madrid game tomorrow 3/1/20?

They did.

Is there still karaoke?

New Owner. So I don't think so.

Is this still a redskins bar with the new owners?

Yes. Nothing changes. New furniture and big screen TV. GO PACKERS!! LOL

Is Joxer Dalys pet friendly?

While we think the pets are happier at home, we do allow calm, friendly pets on the patio during the day. At night it is too crowded to be safe for the animals. Please note that smoking is allowed on the patio and may not be the best environment for… 

Corned beef dinner?

We offer a corned beef on rye sandwich as part of our regular menu.

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The bartenders, and even the owner - Mehaul, are great and are like family to all the locals that come...

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