This is my favorite bar on West 6th. Everytime I head that way, I'm heading here. With or WITHOUT you. When I'm here, I'm bound to have a good ass time. I'm also on a one way course to not remembering the rest of the evening. But can you blame me? My friends and roommate used to work here, they get hooked up & therefore they hook ME up. Now apparently I have expensive taste because when I grace Key Bar with my presence I have to get a popsicle shaker. Yes, thats a shaker with a flavored popsicle. My favorite is "All Good" and any other shaker with grey goose in it. 2 of these? Yea, you could say it gets the job done. I like this place for more reasons than just their popsicle drinks. For one, we all know its cold outside right now and Key Bar is mainly an outside bar. They've got ghetto plastic curtain/walls up and plenty of heaters outside. This way I don't have to take my jacket off, and I'm not breaking a sweat inside a bar with swarms of people providing me their unnecessary body heat. The music is what keeps me coming back for more. Why is their music so fantastic? Well because they don't play crappy music like Eminem and other lame crap like Katy Perry or Lil Wayne or whatever is played on the radio at a constant rotation of 10 times an hour. The second I walk in, I hear Chromeo.....Peaches.....Daft Punk.......New Young Pony Club just to name a few. Yes, I am in heaven everytime I walk in. Its like whoever is bustin out the tunes knew I was coming and put on something I dig. Key Bar, thank you for not being like all the other crappy bars with crappy music, crappy people and crappy made drinks. You're one of the main reasons I'll agree to venture West. Stay classy Key Bar. read more

So much fun was had on that Sunday. Started off at the Hangar lounge. Then went to the Yelp Event at the Rattle Inn. After the event we roamed around a little and tried to find the least crowded bar around there. We didn't know the name and just entered this bar with a lot of open patio space and a lot of those fan sprinkly things (misters?). The margaritas were on as a special for $3. So many were drank. I lost count after about 5 of them. At this point I figured I should find out the name of the bar (there were no signs with the name anywhere). KEY BAR!! Me and my buddy were hit on by a softball team of gay men from Portland. Me and my buddy are not gay. They were cool people though. The bartender was prompt and good with the drinks. In our drunken stupor we tipped generously (well more generously than I normally would :P). Will be going here again, if I want to feel hot and need space and well get wasted. read more

So I had pretty low expectations as I usually do not venture out on this side of town. I think due to my low expectations I was pleasantly surprised. My cousin was in town for the holiday weekend and he and his friends were hanging out at Key Bar when I got off work so I met up with them. I am pretty sure this place used to be a steak place. Anyway I had 2 Austin Beet Works Fire Eagles and a Strongbow. They were both tasty and cold. Hard to mess that up. The bar was crowded as it was opening weekend for UT football and I was expecting to have bad service and have to wait for ever just to order my drink. I don't think I really waited over a couple of minutes, which is acceptable in this atmosphere. The music could have been better - was not really my thing, but again not terrible. I did like the patio and hung out on it the whole time I was there. I was a little shocked by my tab, but I think that is because my fiance was doing some secret shots and I am not sure what all was on there. All in all this bar was OK by me. I think because I was expecting worse. I will however stick to the other side of town if I get to pick the place. read more

I came across this bar while exploring 6th street. I needed a nice margarita and a break from all the walking. Jen was my bartender and she was super cool to chat with. The Margarita was ok and I had two for only $7 So quite friendly: next time I'm in town I would go back just for a nice chat read more

I'd consider this my "home bar" since my friends and I usually either meet up or end up there. The beer selection is fairly vast, and they carry a few of my fave brews (Fireman's 4 and Fat Tire). All in all, its a pretty kick-awesome place to meet up and hang out. My co-workers and I frequent here for happy hour, and the prices aren't too ridiculous no matter what time of day you go. They have some pretty great shaker drinks too, and most come with a popsicle. Sometimes they have free Gumbo, which is pretty damn decent. The bartenders are great folks -- speedy, quirky, fun. Some of them are smart-asses, but that scores points with me. The place is pretty much a giant convertible patio -- when its cold out they lower the walls and turn up some gas heaters, and when its warm, they throw open all the walls and sometimes turn on some misters. Great vibe and pretty decent music most of the time (depends on which bartender is playing DJ), and it doesn't define the venue, rather, it's more of a conversation starter or a soundtrack for the evening. The best part is that you can order food from Wahoo's and have it delivered to you at Key Bar. How cool is that? One of my fave bars in Austin, hands down. read more

Oh Happy Hour with $2 BudLight and $7 Pitchers.... I might just have to turn Mondays into my designated night of the early week to drink. Usually I reserve such prestige for Wednesday. Clearly, drinking on a Monday is a surefire way to cure a "case of the Mondays" (hooray Austin/cinematic pop culture reference and homage to King of the Hill creator Mike Judge). Go to Key Bar. They have pint glass koozies. read more

In the interest of getting to the point, I submit the following reasons as an explanation for why Key Bar is awesome: 1) Free Gumbo. 2) No one gives me a strange look when I walk in at 6PM and order a bloody mary. 3) Free chips & salsa. 4) Never have to dig for my ID when entering - a nice byproduct of being here so often. 5) Wahoo's will deliver your food for you. 6) Ample seating - but you have to get over any issues you have with sharing a giant picnic table with strangers. 7) I can show up in heels, or show up in running shorts and a tshirt, and I feel equally comfortable and appropriately dressed regardless of the chosen outfit. 8) The douchebags never last long, particularly after they complain about the music selection. 9) There's always someone that I know sitting at the bar. 10) When 150 GSD&Mers descended on Key Bar on first day of the layoffs, we didn't have to explain or apologize - it was the only place in town where they already understood what we were feeling and what we needed. read more

Key bar kind of sucks. I met my roommate here for an evening drink and the waitress couldn't have been more of a snob. I ordered a well-priced beer and I will say that their cocktails looked really good, but this isn't a place for the Austin commoner. Perhaps this is by design? Had to make myself leave a tip but I really didn't want to. read more

A nice looking setting, but overall it wasn't my scene. They have beautiful chairs surrounding a fire pit. Flat screen televisions. A sleek looking bar. All great stuff. The crowd though was rather boring. Compared to some of the other bars in the vicinity this one was middle of the road. It's not the god awful crowd that's in some of them, but it's not as fun as some other either. Might be a night by night basis. read more

Happy hour is a bit heavy on the young but stuffy guys who work nearby, but the deals are good and the drinks are even better. I'm a sucker for a good patio, and this is the best one in the West Sixth area ... which is good, because it's ALL patio. Margaritas on the rocks are the way to go, trust me. On New Year's Eve, the place was PACKED to a silly level (just getting to the bar was a feat), and the DJ was great fun. I hadn't planned on doing any dancing during my bar crawl, but the beats were so catchy (and almost all songs I'd actually heard) that I found myself enjoying my awkward half-swaying, half-dancing self a lot more than usual when live mixing is going on! read more

This is one of our favorite bars to go to. The outdoor patio is fantastic. They only have 5 tv's but they are always willing to change it to whatever game you want. They have amaizing beer specials and their happy hour is the best! The bartenders there are hospitable and friendly. They are always willing to help you out quickly. The regulars there are fun to talk to and they make you want to keep coming back! (What's up Eugene, Ken and Kelly!) It's located off of West 6th and this location also has several other awesome bars around it so it makes it a cool location to go out and bar hop to a few cool places on a Saturday night. Another plus of this bar? It is surrounded by great places to eat - Wahoos Fish Tacos, Huts Hamburgers, Gatti's Pizza and another pizza vendor. So "key" for late night hunger pains. Viva Key Bar!! read more

After wandering around West sixth aimlessly for a while the loud music and hopping crowd brought us to the Key Bar. Although I have never seen it before (apparently it is relatively new) the Key Bar has managed to draw quite a following. There were musicians playing somewhere, although I couldn't see them through the mass of the crowd, but they had tons of heat lamps, plenty of seating ,a large bar area and a really great vibe going on. In an area that's quickly exploding with new activity ( it seems every time I come a new bar pops up) the Key Bar is holding its own, and the huge Friday night crowd seemed to agree. Check it out after dinner- the west 6th area is full of interesting eateries, and Key Bar seems like a great place to wind down the night. read more

I like the outdoor area. That mist is a novel idea for keeping patrons cool and dewy. The servers and bartenders are way friendly; they actually had kind of a decent wine which was surprising and they didn't look at me sideways when I ordered it! The crowd varied a lot. It was a mix between hipster-y types and sports enthusiasts. Bizarre. I'd go back...were I to ever find myself in the ATX again. read more

I'm not exactly blown away by this place, but I have a great time there every time I go. The patio is really cool, and the happy hour drink specials are great. Lots of heaters around to keep you warm on the cold nights, and a total open, and covered patio for when its hot. The bartenders are my least favorite thing about this place, I don't know if they all just hate working or what but it takes forever to get a drink in that place sometimes, and seriously... Would it hurt to smile? I mean I did just leave 5 bucks for you on the table for 4 Jager Bombs and 4 beers... read more

LADIES!!! BE WARNED!!!! Cute guys with puppies come here. Its hard not to fall for such a cuddly trap, but is just that, a trap. The dudes have finally figured out our weakness! We cannot let them win!!!! We must band together ladies! This place is our fucking kryptonite, warm fire, good drinks, somewhere to sit in the sun, and fucking puppies everwhere. I started talking all stupid, Seriously, I felt like Tug Speedman in Tropic Thunder, and we all know what he did. read more

Key Bar - Key bar is legit - Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

The perfect place to go for an after drink work, or 12. Great staff, reasonable prices, nice setting... I no longer live in Austin, but upon returning to visit I'll stop by the Key and throw a few cold ones back on a nice day anytime. read more

The good folks where I work treat the employees to an Open Bar Happy Hour once a month. This month we picked the Key Bar. I am glad that they told me it was right across the street from Katz's Deli, because I never saw any signs or markings that identified it as the right place. Hanging out in the outdoor patio was nice during this warm spring evening, but I did not enjoy the herd of smokers that came with it. The outdoor seats are over-sized, unwieldy and in high demand due to low inventory. I did see a couple of nice dogs on leashes; Very Cool for them to allow them in the patio area. My margarita was not as good as I have had on 6th street, and my Dr Pepper chaser was too syrupy with very little carbonation. A few of our guys chatted up the local talent but eventually left for greener pastures. I think next month we will try a different venue. read more

I was in town for a wedding and a bunch of us went over to Key Bar after the rehearsal lunch on a Saturday afternoon. There were probably about 10 of us, and after a solid 3 or 4 hours of downing beers and margaritas, somehow the bill only came to about $57. Where I come from, they don't do happy hour specials on Saturdays so that was pretty f-ing sweet. The pitchers of beer have this tube thing in the middle that is like an ice pack, so the beer stays nice and cold in the Texas heat, which I think is genius. (Not sure if all bars in the south do that, but I'm a yankee and it's the first time I've seen it!). The patio area is large and cafeteria style seating makes it easy to accommodate groups of all sizes. The servers were super friendly dealing with our rowdy group, it has a really laid back vibe, and like I said happy hour prices on the weekend can't be beat! read more

A few girlfriends and I went to Key Bar for the first time last night. Thanks to previous yelp reviewers, I learned that they do not serve food at Key Bar. But they do have a Wahoo Fish Tacos menu. You just have to call Wahoo on your cell phone and they will deliver the food to you. It just strikes me as odd that a bar doesn't serve any of its own food. The tacos from Wahoo were ordinary; nothing to write home about. But I digress... The happy hour specials were plentiful (4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday). I ordered a MGD64, which wasn't on happy hour, but still only $3.75/bottle. It didn't take very long for my beer to get hot, though. My friends ordered margarita shakers and another ordered a Mexican martini shaker. I don't think any of them were pleased with their drinks. They looked weak and watered down. When it came time to order another drink, they chose something different, which tells me the first drink was not good enough to order it again. The waitress was average. She was just friendly and informative enough. But she completely forgot to bring my friend's second drink. When my friend called her over, it never clicked to the waitress that she forgot the drink. We just asked for the checks and ended happy hour early. On the pro side, it does have a great location. It's nice and open with garage-type doors all around. It's a good spot to people-watch those walking on west 6th. But I doubt I will go back again. read more

I enjoy the Sunday happy hour, but since this establishment is on W. 6th it attracts a lot of frat-bros. It's all outdoor seating which is awesome, and they have some creative cocktails (anything with that little tasty popsicle is great). Worth checking out during a Sunday-Funday, not sure if I would be a patron any other day of the week. read more

I don't live in Austin but very frequently visit and the bartenders at Key Bar know me by name. During SXSW they apparently had a "local" price and a "SXSW" price, and they made sure to charge me the lower rate -- got to give them credit for that. Free wifi, great drinks, outdoor seating. read more

Good luck finding a sign... at times, I'm not sure what type of bar this really is.... but I do know that the crowd is a good mix. They've got a pretty chill patio to people watch... or hang out in a group by the fire pit. There is indoor seating, but I'd recommend sitting outside. Also, the Happy Hour is really comprehensive... Pretty much the majority of the week is Happy Hour... (all day Sun-Tues) and the specials are like $2-3 beer and well drinks... There are specials for margaritas, pitchers of beer, and even mimosas... ($2 mimosas!) My friends and I left drunk and confused.. 11 drinks for $25??? wth?? We left a hefty tip and will be back soon! read more

This is probably my favorite bar in Austin. They pour excellent drinks, they love the Cowboys, and it is so nice to get away from the crowds on West. Austin is lacking in good sports bars, but this place is perfect. The bartenders are great and they let you bring your pups in! Seriously. Best bar in Austin. read more

I like the patio setup, but there isn't enough seating. Overall its not a bad place at all, I remember when we were talking with the guys designing this place, I didn't see much potential for the space, but they really came through with a decent design. Overall not a blow you away type of experience, but not bad. Oh and three words: "Over Priced Popsycle" You don't even get a full one. read more

Key Bar, I like you. Lots. You seemed like just another regular bar I could hang out with whenever. You didn't seem pretentious or demanding. I'd seen you from afar long before we formally met, but I'm glad we did. I will admit I was not overly impressed until we met for the 3rd time - got a group together for your free crawfish boil awhile back. Brilliant way to spend a Sunday summer afternoon. Eating, drinking and general merriment. Lovely. I've missed you. You don't tweet as much. I wish you would. Let's keep in touch. P.S. Love your fire pit! read more

Key Bar is one of the better bars in west 6th. It's far enough away from the Ranch that pretentious, douches tend to stay out, which is awesome. The prices for a beer are very reasonable - I think Dos Equis were $3 a pop or so. The bartenders are fairly quick too considering the number of people who flock to this place. I love the outdoor patio area except for the fact that it gets super crowded at night. The inside of the bar is okay, nothing really to write home about. Anyways, to sum it up - it's a solid choice for West 6th. read more

I am big Key Bar fan (and so are my dogs)! Great patio, laidback atmosphere with decently priced drinks, good beer, and a great happy hour! Women- they have purse hooks! (+1 star) They also have give you a koozie with your beer! (+1 star) They also often serve up gumbo, crawfish, BBQ, etc. for various events. Wednesday night Jukebox Heroes are a great band to move to. What more could you ask for??? read more

I wasn't at Key Bar during the peak hours, but I think that allowed me to enjoy and savor the awesomeness that is Key Bar. The outdoor patio is really cool with lots of fans offsetting the heat and plenty of space to mingle about. I of course had to have the famous All Good drink with the popsicle and wasn't disappointed. It was delicious! I'm sure as this place gets packed with more people, heat, spilled drinks, etc, it picks the energy and turns into a whole different venue from what I experienced. Seems like a good time then too! read more

This is one of not many placing in west Austin where the service is continuously great and the drinks are made well. If your looking for a day drinking spot I recommend Key Bar. Great patio and they usually have the misting sprayers on during spring/summer. During our Texas "winters" they usually have the fire pit going. read more

Key Bar - Popsicle add on - Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Key bar would be an outstanding place to take some friends where you could just sit outside, have some drinks, and talk to one another. I was there for the second time on Saturday and had a lot of fun with my friends. The one thing I will mention, and this is no fault of Key bar, there were about 4/1 guys at the bar. Now, I was with all of the people from my friend's wedding so it didn't matter but DAMN, thats a bunch of dudes. So, Ladies - if you want to go to a target rich environment, go to Key Bar. -bartenders were nice and they were working very hard to serve everyone at the bar. -And I think on Wednesdays they have a really good acoustic trio on the patio called the Jukebox Heroes. read more

At 10pm on a Thursday night this place was completely packed. Having never visited Austin this was a great spot to start out. Luckily we had friends who had saved a spot for us and quickly I sat down and ordered a margaherita. The waitress was nice, quick and I didn't have to wait too long for my drinks. The drinks were fine, not a great mix but tasty enough. The music was pretty good, though I can't say exactly what it was, but it was fun. You can smoke on the patio, nice for occassionally when I drink and indulge. It's very open, airy and crazy crowded. Fun in general. read more

I'm really not sure what all the downing on this place is about. Went there to meet up with someone and bullshit on a Saturday evening around 7-8. When I arrived they had business, but they weren't packed. At about 9-9:30 they were filling up pretty good, and by 10 they were packed. By comparison, the bars in the vicinity were next to empty still. Margaritas don't have a very strong tequila taste, which I don't like (because I love me some tequila), but they were pretty potent. Normally I can drink a few shots worth of tequila without any problems but after my second margarita ($6 each, house tequila) there was no way I was driving home. Service was pretty fast and hospitable. The sign isn't too obvious here. It hangs in the entryway/doorway and it's just a big skeleton-key with an illuminated neon sign that says 'bar' under it. You can't miss it though, if you just look at the photo of it here. It's on the south corner of 6th and Rio Grande and it has a huge patio. I'll probably be back again. read more

On my visit to Austin last month, we noticed this bar across the street as we were having dinner at 219. Nice open patio, active and lively but not rowdy. Ended up stopping here for a drink before we headed in for the night. This place has a great firepit on the patio to just sit with a coctail and relax.. Cant say much else as we were there for maybe half an hour. Someone else got our drinks so can't speak of the service.. only the atmosphere...chillax read more

Key Bar - Bars Near Me - Austin, Texas

Key Bar is a place that basks in the world of "medium." Some nights it's the perfect venue with a great DJ and the vibe is the perfect mix of comfortable and exciting that you stay there all evening and truly had an "OMG BEST NIGHT EVER" evening. ....Others the crowd isn't as buzzing and you stay there for a lone 20 minutes before transitioning to a beer stenched E 6th bar or another W. 7th landmark. Key Bar seems to be an even keeled mix of east and west, east and west 6th that is. It's East flavor provides a mix of crowds, hot djs/beats with attractive 20 somethings adorned on every bench; while it's west side of the spectrum maintains a variety of ages with a touch front porch-itude. Good deals on beer, margs, etc. A fun place to visit that has a pretty solid and loyal following. Drink up! read more

Key Bar is alright.. can get kind of packed; it has his moments of getting really crowded and then it dies down... It's nice cause it's outdoors and all; but when it's cold; i guess this isn' really the spot to go to.. they do have a fireplace right in the middle of their courtyard though; so that is nice... drinks are ok... nothing impressive; same as all the bars down on West 6th. read more

Key bar is a cool bar. When the weather is chill nothing like drinks among fast friends on the patio gathered around the fire. Don't plan on going, just end up there. It's more fun that way. It's all so kumbaya but so much cooler. Gather around now. read more

They should've just named it Blah Bar. That would've been a bit clever, maybe. Key bar? Key to what? Key to boring? Bah Bar maybe. It's just a place to get drunk. Not that having a place to get drunk is bad, I just prefer something with a little more style, of some kind - even laid back style, or maybe just cozy, whatever - I want a bar to make me want to be there because I can get drinks anywhere in this town. So, they don't have any originality or anything kinda cozy, or stylish going, ok, so what. Maybe they have good drinks? Scratch that, it's just your standard Michelob, along with your other bad standards of drink and wine. Are there any redeeming qualities. Well, it is on the far end of 6th street and, and .... it's right across from Opal Divine's! read more

On a cloudless, sunny afternoon in Austin, TX, it would go against my nature NOT to be on a patio sipping on a cocktail and gabbing with a friend. And so, with the oppressive Texas heat and humidity of spring/summer looming in the future, and the desire to get downtown impossible to ignore, I blew off the rest of my day, hopped in Kar, and decided to join fellow bitches N and JC down at Key Bar for a much needed happy hour. My feelings towards the bars of W. 6th Street has always been one of staunch ambivalence. They are certainly not the first venues on my list when it comes to going out, especially in the evenings. But N and Kat had turned me on to Key Bar over the last couple of years along with the idea of a casual afternoon cocktail down there, and that aspect I've been able to adopt as my own. Good parking was always sort of a pain, but since I make it a point to walk as much as I can, parking in the neighborhood just a couple blocks over has suddenly lost its status as a terrifying specter to avoid, and has since morphed into a decidedly non-issue. A brisk walk could do everyone good. I have been to Key Bar two or three times before, all at different hours, but always with the same people. I remember a bubbly college girl from San Antonio who told me my watch was handsome and started cozying up to me at the bar. When she asked me where I liked to hang out in San Antonio and I answered with three gay bars, the crestfallen girl disappeared. I guess I can understand the confusion; I was dressed kind of butch that day. Another time I arrived at night, and I practically had to crowd-surf over a surging mass of college meatheads to get to the bar and order a beer. This was not something I ever wished to repeat. With that said, I arrived at Key Bar around 4:00 PM. They have a nice patio right up front with long picnic benches or two-seater tables, perfect for both groups and meeting a friend or client for a relaxing drink. There's also a fire pit available to sit by on a chilly evening. There's a small indoor space with a TV if I'm not mistaken, but the real focus of the bar is their outdoor seating. You can smoke on the patio (thank God). I found my friends by the entrance, and our waitress took my order promptly as I settled in with a vodka tonic, no lime...that came with a lime anyway. I received the usual barrage of catty remarks, snarky questions, and formal requests for social life updates I usually get from these two, even though I never really care to ask for details about them. Once that was out of the way, I could start to engage in my favorite sport that Key Bar is always so good for: people watching. I noticed a couple boring straight guys, one who was ancy and waiting with a carry-on, and a nervous sort of dude who looked the type to be three drinks and a locked door away from his first a gay experience. But I didn't have the inclination or the energy. JC kept eyeing some Hispanic guy behind me who N swore wasn't gay, but his crossed legs and sensible shoes said different. As I lazily sipped on my second vodka tonic, I was quite abruptly snapped back to attention when a gay guy carrying a burlap man-bag walked by us wearing highwater jeans and tall gladiator shoes. When asked my opinion, I could only declare "A true insult to our people". As if it couldn't get any worse, a twenty-something straight guy showed up wearing pleated Dockers. That's just an insult to men everywhere. (I promise you, we do more than just sit and judge people, but the details of our jobs and random goings-on aren't nearly as interesting to include in a review.) Key Bar is a deceptive little place, one that has the veneer of a casual, al-fresco, after work hours Austin bar, but be warned--as the sun starts to fade, the amount of douchitude rises exponentially. Don't get me wrong; the first sign of backwards hats, Greek letters, or boisterous bullshitting doesn't send me flying out of the patio like Charlie Sheen from a modicum of sanity. I can handle it for a reasonable amount of time. You know, with all this talk of radiation in Japan (and Ann Coulter's claim a little bit actually helps prevent cancer), it's made me realize that dealing with d-bags in bars is a lot like nuclear radiation; they are manageable in small, harmless quantities...but if exposed to too much, your thyroid will explode. Or something like that. You get the picture. I had three or four cocktails, and then it was off to Charlie's, per usual. Our service was excellent, and it was certainly the Happy Hour I was expecting (better drink specials would help, but it's not bad overall). I'm not sure how much I'll enjoy Key Bar once Austin turns into a giant convection oven, but chances are I'll be there again with N & Co. soon enough. 3 1/2 stars for a pleasant W. 6th establishment. read more

OK, Key Bar DOES have a great patio, but in this town, does that count for much anymore? Since the smoking ban, everyone with 10 inches of space puts in a patio. Theirs is completely covered, and almost feels indoors. It's well cooled with the fans, and the misters aren't usually too strong. As someone forced to live with wearing glasses, I gotta tell ya, a patio with super wet misters will make me wanna leave, I can't keep wiping off my 2nd set of eyeballs all night long. I was here last year for New Year's Eve, and that wasn't much fun. The bartender had to be reminded what was in a Manhattan, wow. The one he made me was awful, no skill or CARE put into making it, which is the secret (confession, no one makes a Manhattan that lives up to MY Manhattan, so it's sometimes not a fair standard to judge.) However, the place is conducive to large groups of friends, and I always seem to end up there with exactly that, so it can't be all bad. This is 2 1/2 for me really, bumped to 3 because the name comes from the fact that it used to be a locksmith's shop, and they had even worse customer service there than key bar, so at least things are moving in the right direction. Amended 9-25-07, this place is becoming a haunt of mine. The service could still be better, but it is improving. The mister issue has been corrected, it's finally not raining on me anymore. the place is really growing on me. read more

Just like every other bar on West 6th that I've never been to... only I've been here. Gets the job done... the "job" being getting you drunk to forget how much you hate your real job working at Dell for 35k a year. read more