No food ordered, but i did order a cocktail. Lemon drop cocktail, because I was designated driver,…read morethe service was great. We were celebrating my brother's bday while we were there, RIP!!!! The ambiance is dive bar vibe. It was such a fun time doing Karioke to celebrat as he would have.

Service was bad As a first-time customer, I was disappointed by my experience. Several people were…read moreclearly intoxicated and involved in a minor argument, yet the bartenders seemed to favor the older patrons while treating the younger customers unfairly. Instead of handling the situation impartially, the police were called over what appeared to be a minor dispute. The whole experience felt unprofessional and left a bad impres

New owners, new vibe…read more I've lived near here for years and was always a little wary to try this place. When I heard a friend was hosting karaoke here, I had to show up and support. Typical dive bar vibes: cozy, pool table, smoking patio. I was glad to see that the new owners are cool and make the experience fun. We had an amazing time and felt totally welcomed from the start. I highly recommend the Wednesday karaoke, such a fun and wild night. We plan to be there every Wednesday for the foreseeable future. The Camelot Room is definitely a hidden gem.

I went here for karaoke night (Wednesday) with some friends, and I had a blast! The karaoke hosts…read morewere really good and engaged with the crowd to get everyone excited. The crowd was fairly diverse and very enthusiastic, and seemed to be very supportive of each other singing. Everyone seemed very friendly, and there was a lot of energy in the room, which made singing fun. My drink was reasonably priced. My only slight disappointment is that they don't sell any food. Although this is not a "gay bar" at all, my queer friends and I felt safe and welcome.

I first started going to The Garage about 2.5 years ago. I didn't know anyone there, I just needed…read moreto get out. Since then, I've made... more friends than I can count. Genuinely good people. One of the bartenders even ended up being my roommate for a time (and we would dance together in the living room). It was a hard time in my life when I first went there and I've grown and become, hopefully, a much better person just from experiencing the wonderful friends I've met. I could tell so many stories, but my point is simply this: This is THE BEST bar I have ever been to in my entire life and I cannot say enough good things about it and the people who run it, the regulars, bartenders, etc. Just genuinely awesome people. Even just the other day, a couple came in and they hadn't been there before, and we were just talking and they said "This is such a nice place." It's like Cheers. I walk in the door and end up hugging like everyone before I even get my name on the pool table (they also have a really nice pool table. I've been playing for years now as a result.) The owners Big J and Dave are awesome... I'm kind of overflowing with compliments here but it's just... it's the best place. If I had to choose what I was going to do with my night, my day, whatever, just getting out, it would be The Garage. Absolutely awesome. (I'm honestly just disappointed with myself that I didn't give them a Yelp review sooner. I cannot recommend this place enough. 5 stars just doesn't cut it).

Fun times and great bands on the weekends! Great neighborhood bar with pool tables and darts!read more

Couldn't have been happier with a place to watch the World Cup game! What a great set up! Jojo was…read moreamazing and super easy to work with it being my first time here and the food was amazing. Definitely recommend this place based on friendly service, amazing food and the cleanliness!

What a fun club! I happen to want some late night food and Q Club was open. The bartenders were so…read morehelpful and happy to share the menu items they like! The DJ was playing a broad spectrum of music. The food was good! I had the Philly cheesesteak!

Peace and Serenity with a friendly staffBeautiful ocean views so you can let your cares float on…read morebye-bye with special drinks

Cash only. Lots of the bartenders hate the Dodgers. Juke box is very low volume. Bottled beer only…read more Very friendly staff! Inexpensive!!

Been waiting patiently to try this bar for 22 years definitely worth the wait. You will make…read morefriends no brothers and sisters for a lifetime best bar hands down I've have been or ever will go to

Martini's need some serious work, but the Beer flows like Bullshit, and the Bullshit flows like…read morebeer.

As a transplant from Santa Barbara CA, I had yet to test the BAR scene in the Oxnard area. My…read morebarber "DeRay" recommended SeaRounders for It's local "CHEERS" feel & appeal & they did not Disappoint. The Staff was incredible w the feel of college friends, not bar employees. From the doorman to bartender, they made us feel right at home. The pool tables were a plus. The ambiance of this place is easy going & low-key. Just what I was looking for. I'll be back!. P.S Happy BornDay to my boy BLUE, that's how we ended up here.

Mel is the absolute best! I will definitely return on her nights. it's my first time here and she…read morewas quick to make me feel welcome and took care of me. It's a full bar with pool tables.

Great music for all ages very nice staff great people there old school hip hop old school rap music…read moregreat Spanish Cumbias

Mariah, the bartender when I stopped in, was friendly and personable. I moved from Oxnard in 2008,…read morewhen this venue was "Jolly's," and it was not a place for single women at night who just wanted to play a game of pool. I felt comfortable and eager to return this evening to play pool after an early dinner with a friend. An older woman often finds it hard to play pool in a bar without feeling uneasy. The new owner should be congratulated!

The yummiest in my tummiest been craving these all week can't wait to go back again. Service always…read moregreat a local favorite of mine for 2 decades. Best local pub vibe the food being good just is the cherry on top.

Victoria Pub definitely gives you that warm, chill, traditional pub experience. The atmosphere is…read morerelaxed, welcoming, and exactly what you'd want when you're looking to grab some food and drinks without it feeling too formal. We tried the $18 appetizer deal, which I thought was a pretty good value. The wings, mozzarella sticks, and mini corn dogs were all good, and the turkey sandwich was honestly amazing. My only complaint with the sandwich was that it was a little too salty for my taste. Now, this might sound picky, but I have to mention it -- I ordered a Guinness, and it came in a regular glass instead of an actual Guinness glass. I've never experienced that at a pub before, and as a Guinness drinker, it just felt a little weird. The Guinness itself was good, but come on, Victoria Pub... you need to get those Guinness glasses! Overall, though, this is a really good spot. Great atmosphere, solid food, good drinks, and definitely has that authentic pub feel. I'd come back again -- just hoping for a proper Guinness glass next time!

excellent drinks and the vibe was chill. the service was top notch. i will be back soon for another…read morewhiskey sour or 2

If you're going to hang your hat on the speakeasy aesthetic--dim lights, hushed tones, whispers of…read moreexclusivity--then understand this: you're entering into an unspoken pact with your patrons. We expect a certain standard, a level of care that borders on obsession. So when I catch Evan Williams--respectable, questionable, but barely twelve bucks a bottle--making an appearance behind the bar, it feels like a breach of trust. A quiet betrayal under low lighting. The illusion only works if the details hold up under scrutiny... and that pour? It broke the spell. And then comes the real offense: discovering that your Old Fashioned--the crown jewel of any respectable cocktail program--are built on bottom-shelf, dust-collecting bourbon. That's not just a letdown, it's a slap in the face. A cocktail like that deserves reverence, not shortcuts. And as if to twist the knife, there it was--a massive can of red maraschino cherries sitting shamelessly atop the bar, like some relic from a dive that's given up on finesse. It wasn't just a misstep. It was disrespect. In a place claiming the speakeasy mantle, details like these matter. They're the difference between theater and parody. The cocktails did not warrant the $15 price tag. Moreover, I would have paid more had I know the class of bourbon upfront. What ultimately redeems the space is its ambiance. The low flicker of the fireplace, the soft embrace of worn leather sofas, the curated hum of music floating just above conversation--it's seductive, even soulful. The room itself is small, intimate--the kind of place where you're bound to recognize a face, or at the very least, feel inclined to invite a stranger to share the sofa and maybe a story. And then there's the setting--tucked beneath a historic relic, a basement bar built into the bones of old Americana. The building dates back to the early 1900s, echoing with a past that deserves to be honored, not phoned in. That's exactly why I expected more from the cocktails. A place with this much atmosphere shouldn't fall flat when it comes to what's in the glass. It's a mismatch--a beautiful stage, but a script that doesn't quite rise to meet it.