I finally learned why they call it THIRSTY Bear. Totally empty bar besides me, but the bartender…read morestill can't pull himself away from the game to make a watered down vodka and soda. Maybe King James will give him a cut of his winnings? He definitely doesn't care about earning a tip.

Over priced, weak drinks. Bar tenders rather chat with each other then take drink orders. Almost…read morealways empty .

Tevah (the mean one) and Ashlee (the mean one) were both amazing bartenders and I would 100%…read morerecommend this bar to any alcoholic. I would give it five stars but they banned hurricanes... couldn't imagine why.

Wow...Hidden gem! Starting with the clam chowder, which is…read moreexactly what a good clam chowder is...herb and clam forward! Not to thick, not to thin. Just yummy! Partner had fish and chips, fish was great, tartar sauce was also on point. Fries were overdone. I had nachos with carnitas, the carnitas were spot on, with the yummy crispy bits and traditional carnita flavor. Iced tea was brewed nice and dark and the bartender who served us was very nice!

Such a fun spot! Very casual feel, the decor is sports themed, with merch from all the great teams…read morehanging from the walls. Lots of seating, and even an outdoor area with a television as well. They have a pool table, and I think I even saw some arcade games in the back. I was told they do kareoke a couple nights a week, so I'll definitely come back and check that out next time I'm in town. The bartender Antoine was great, very friendly and attentive. Important to note: this place is cash only! So bring cash, or you can use the ATM machine. The drinks were good and inexpensive. Oh, and for your designated driver...buy a Shirley temple (or other soda of your choice) and get free refills all night. Win/win!

This bar has a relaxed vibe with a friendly, welcoming crowd. The bartenders are easygoing, and…read morethere's pool, karaoke, and plenty of space to hang out! A great spot to unwind with good company!

Luckily, we are in walking distance to The Palm at Eureka Inn. Been there many times & have always…read moreenjoyed the live music. The ambiance is lush, cozy & dark. Whether sitting at the bar or at a table, it is delightfully comfortable & in view of the stage & dance floor ;)). The bar service is always great! It is especially great when Jackie is working. She always remembers us & Is lively & entertaining.

I really liked this place! The old hotel gave real ambience to the venue. Dark walls made from…read morewood, long creepy hallways, a nice reception lounge where you could sit & mingle. I've never been before but they had a Halloween Party going on and the DJ had the dance floor packed. The drinks were pretty strong and the only disappointment was a small bar and slow bar service. It took up to 30 mins to get a drink. I was told on off nights it a cool place to come and relax and enjoy. Will have to give it a try!

Sat at the bar recently one evening and had a cold beer, hot green tea and asian cold noodle salad…read moreand never left my seat. My bartender was funny, kind and gracious and made me feel welcome and appreciated RGT&TR is an eclectic mix of folks from 21 and up, a large portion of the room is also over 40. The room is a smaller space with a mixture booths and chairs, a singular bar with about 6 to 8 or so stools, along with a few tables and chairs and also an outdoor seating area. The noodles were really good bar food, and my draft a decent pour. Having a nice hot green tea afterwards was a treat and that made my visit even more enjoyable and not like I was just hanging out in a bar. 3.5 Stars a cool neighborhood tavern with decent bar food and drink, rounded up for my bartender 00956

(Warning to straight white men) This place presents itself…read moreas inclusive, but I've personally heard complaints from two other straight white men who felt stigmatized here. What I experienced was the most humiliating nightlife situation I've ever dealt with, and it's something I'm still affected by when I go out in this small community. I had been going to The Goat on and off for about a year prior with no issues. No other establishment has ever had a problem with me. I'm sober and respectful. One night I was talking to a woman when a very drunk guy came up to me and asked, "Are you spiking drinks tonight?" I honestly thought he was joking and said, "No... what the hell?" To this day I do not know whether this guy was jealous because he wanted to talk to her, or if he genuinely believed something had happened to someone he knows. Either way, he had the wrong guy. He came back even more intoxicated and wanted to fight me. He was with a large friend group and was clearly the most drunk among them. I went to the bartender (Toss) and told him a guy was making serious accusations I did something I didn't do and was trying to fight me, and asked for help. What I didn't expect was a guilty-until-proven-innocent response. I wasn't asked questions or given any chance to explain. I was told there had been "several reports" that night and I was asked to leave, even though the other guy was the one threatening violence. I followed up with ownership/management over the phone the next couple of days. They told me there was no evidence of anything, that I wasn't banned, and to ignore the people involved and just enjoy my nights as long as I wasn't creating issues. I did exactly that. However, The Goat is a very clicky LGBTQ community, and after that night I was clearly socially targeted. Toss would follow me around whenever I showed up. On Sunday, the only unusual thing I did was leave the crowded karaoke room early and later take a nap in my car because I was exhausted from working earlier that day. I didn't even feel safe driving at that point. Then on Tuesday, I showed up and was told I could not come back due to another "cluster of complaints," including something about me being on my phone, which made no sense. I asked them to check the cameras because I didn't do anything wrong. Later that same Tuesday night, I saw Toss at Everett's, intoxicated, telling the owner I should be 86'd, citing these vague "incidents." I was just playing pool. I have no way to defend myself against false claims like this. No one ever complained about me before that first incident. I've spent years in Chico's bar scene with a solid reputation. False accusations are incredibly damaging. I would never spike drinks and wouldn't even know how. I don't think they realize this is bullying and harmful. I did nothing wrong, yet standing up for myself has gotten me nowhere.

This is great dive bar, which was fairly welcoming and friendly given that is a locals place. The…read morehappy hour bartender was one of the best I've had serve me in many years. Eat before you come, as the food menu is limited.

A neat, cozy little bar with a surprising amount of space. Crazy over priced though. My standard…read morered wine was $10. It was a decent pour, but come on, this isn't the Ritz. There's about four screens to watch the game. You won't have drifters, only hotel goers because it's not on the street, you have to walk around the corner inside to find it. I wouldn't recommend meeting people for drinks here. But if you're stuck at the hotel, it's the only place. So imbibe!

First time at this bar. Such a cool location and atmosphere. The music and service was…read moreoutstanding and the decor hanging from the ceiling was so cool! We only orders drinks here, so not sure on their food items. The only suggestion would be to schedule a Lyft/uber in advance if coming from a neighboring city to ensure you have a ride back.

A Time Capsule of True Grit…read more Walking into The Logger felt like stepping back into an era when logging was more than just a job--it was a way of life. As a former log truck driver turned heavy hauler, I was instantly transported to the good old days, surrounded by the scent of wood and stories of hard-earned grit. The walls are adorned with black-and-white photos that date back to the 1960s and earlier, each one telling a story of a time when men and women alike knew what it meant to work with their hands. It's like the ghosts of the past are still hanging around, sharing a drink with you. The night I was there, a guy was strumming some live music, his dog chilling out on a barstool like he owned the place--another regular just enjoying the vibe. There's no pretension here, just authenticity that's rare to find these days. The Logger isn't just a bar; it's a living, breathing tribute to the logging world I once knew. Every visit reminds me that I was born in the wrong era, and that's what makes this place so damn special. If you've ever felt the call of the woods, or just want to experience a slice of real history, this is where you'll find it. Xo, ss.trucknbabe

We stayed at the Blue Lake Hotel which was a great experience (fyi) and decided to check this place…read moreout. The drinks were good, friendly staff and great atmosphere. There was a Pink Floyd cover band playing when we went which was a nice treat. We will be back.

Worst bar experience ever. Ordered a martini and it wasn't even digestible. Next time I went there…read moreI ordered a whiskey sour and it was a premixed sweet and sour drink. Couldn't even drink that one as well. The bartenders were poorly dressed for a casino bar. Very unprofessional attitude as well. This happened on Friday nights. Band was OK but extremely loud. Hard to talk to person next to me.

If you want the real deal, this is your place! We stopped as non locals and it doesn't get any…read morebetter. Nice staff and great Taco Tuesday!

This place is super fun. The night I stopped in they were having a Christmas party with free…read moresnacks. I also offered to pay for a shot glass and they gave it to me, saying Merry Christmas. I've stayed in Garberville a few times for hiking trips and this place made me feel welcome. Everyone was very friendly and there is a good vibe. Stop in and have some fun.