Dew Drop Inn is a classic dive bar. It's what one should look like. This is what one should smell…read morelike. It has the colorful clientele. Then there's cheap beer and whiskey. From the outside it looks abandoned. No clear signage or anything. Rest assured they are open. It doesn't look much better inside. There's a few TVs but otherwise there wasn't much going on. It was a late night on the weekend, and there was plenty of room at the bar. The drinks are amazingly cheap, and strong. I had a Jim Beam and Coke. This was only $3 and it was a good pour. An encouraging thing is the sign about not tolerating racist stuff in the bar. It seems like a diverse crowd. It's nice to know not everyone is backwards around there.

The Dew Drop was a staple of Newark!!! Lots of fun and memorable times...however the Dew Drop is…read moreclosed. The bar is still open but to me does not have the same welcoming atmosphere that was once created by the previous owners Pam and Dave.

The Railhouse is a really dope spot with a great atmosphere. It's spacious, open, and has a vibe…read morethat makes you want to hang out for a while. I also loved the ambiance--it feels welcoming and is a great place to meet up with friends or family. The food was really good, and the menu offers a nice variety of options. I was honestly more interested in sampling everyone else's plates than focusing on my own, so I can't remember exactly what I ordered. I'll definitely be back, and next time I'll take photos and pay more attention to what I order so I can give a more detailed review. For now, I'd absolutely recommend checking it out if you're looking for good food and a great atmosphere.

While visiting the east market I ordered food and went ahead and waited at the railhouse bar. Upon…read moreentering it was lively and lot of patrons coversing. I sat at the bar so I received pretty good service on a Thursday after work around 5:00 p.m. They have $5 happy hour specials. I can't remember what drink I ordered. Regardless I remember distinctly how the service sitting at the bar was, and how the drink was so good I had two. This is a nice gathering area and is welcoming. I stayed about 20 mins until my food notification came thru my phone. I sure will be back and hope to bring some friends to try the brunch specials.

First time there. Great breakfast choices and served quickly. Eight in out group all loved it…read more Great service also. Will definitely be back. Highly recommend establishment

So I have gone to this bar about 5 times bcuz I enjoy the karaoke and the crowd. However the…read morebartender is one of the rudest customer service workers I have ever seen. I can't comment on the food because she refused to cook anything for me on 2 occasions even signs posted said they served food. Every time I'd get a drink she would act like I was annoying her. I could maybe understand if I were intoxicated or didn't tip but I never have more than 2 or 3 and I am a generous tipper. And the worst part I think is no matter how kind you are to her she refuses to even smile at you. If u hate your job don't work with people. I told my friends if they find a new bartender I'll go back bcuz the karaoke was a blast but I'm not gonna pay money to be treated rudely. Not sure what other days she works but if u do go on karaoke night eat before u go. LoL

Beautiful interior and nice patio seating as well. They have a daily happy hour on which all of…read moretheir House Cocktails are 50% off. It's truly the best way to experience this place. I had Smokestack and the Smolder Sour. No bad choices there, but the Smokestack was an elite cocktail.

The Beeline looks like an upscale bar with art deco wallpaper, crystal chandeliers, and velvet…read moreseats. They pride themselves with serving innovative cocktails and $9 craft beers. The space is double-height, with railings upstairs, making you ask, "Is there a private room for parties?" Wouldn't that be neat! No! Upstairs are restrooms and corporate offices. That was a missed opportunity. Also, what was surprising to us was the service model: order at the bar, pick up at the bar, and even bring your own snacks. I saw one gentleman at the bar with his own box of Cheez-Its and a Yeti cup. The atmosphere felt very insular. When the service is "self serve" and the guests bring their own pantry, the $9 beer feels less like a luxe experience and more like a cover charge for a pretty room. I wish I had stayed home.

This bar has a great music selection of hip hop and r&b and even some not so mainstream rap. Really…read morelike the mixed up selection from the DJ that is onsite every Friday and Saturday night instead of relying on a TouchTunes jukebox. Not much of a beer selection for the hipsters. But they will make almost any mix drink. I think the last two Friday nights we went out & only ONE bartender handles the weekend crowd by herself in a TIMELY MANNER at that. The bathrooms definitely could use an update as well as the booth sections. But this is honestly a south side hole in the wall.

I came in on a Tuesday so it wasn't busy, bar tender is nice. Not really my kinda spot but it was…read morecool.

I sought this place out specifically because of an online review I found that made this out to be…read morethe absolute worst bar in town. Because part of me enjoys seeing a bar that's really that bad, but mostly because 9 times out of 10 the bar turns out to actually be perfectly fine and the reviewer is in fact one of those uptight snobbish types who wants everything clean, pristine, and high-dollar. That's the way it turned out to be with Tony's... there's nothing wrong with this place at all. The front part of Tony's very much resembles a 1950s style diner, down to the booths, the bar stools, and the photos on the walls. The back room has pool tables and is occasionally used for bands. The selection of beer on tap, while limited, is more varied than most dive bars. There's an oddly placed mirror in the men's room that, while using the urinal, I noticed gives you a view out into the seating area. Which means people in that spot in the seating area also have a view of you. Hopefully this is accidental and not by design. :). Be careful with parking, you WILL get towed if you park in the lot across the street. I had to parallel park in a residential area a couple of blocks to the east.

Tish has the nicest rump in the tri-state area. Worth the 7 hour drive, Just to see that thang…read morethangin 10/10 would let her spit in my mouth. Pyros cool too I guess. And Shayna deserves a raise.

We knew this as the Union Square Music Hall, so had to check this was the right entry to review…read more Went to see Marc Broussard there on a family staycation thing. Baby K's first indoor concert. Great place for a show. Coming in was confusing. The entry is in the center and up the stairs. But we had to check in first and get our hands stamped, in the door just to the right. Friendly and helpful staff the whole time, at check-in, the door, bar, etc. Go up the stairs and there is a little landing with bathrooms and a sort of recovery room thing- didn't go in there, but looked like a place to escape the crowd and noise. Straight in the double doors is the show venue, a cool old theater. Great sound, nice lighting. Bar is up another set of stairs, with a small balcony with tables. Accessibility might be an issue; I saw no elevator though there could be one. Two sets of steep stairs were hard on an old guy with bad knees, especially coming down from the bar with drinks. Pizza and burgers, etc., at the bar, nice to have handy. Fast friendly service. Downstairs, the bar to the left of the entry looks quite nice, and they had the show on a TV. Crowd wasn't massive so you could wander up and down and enjoy all areas. Definitely would come back for another show.

The place is a very cool, old 3 story venue in downtown Newark, apparently recently renovated. We…read moredrove over for the Ben Nichols of Lucero solo show. We did have drink/bar issues in that the third floor bar was limited and the main floor bar was busy with only one gal tending. My husband could not get the beer he wanted as they were out so he settled for another. He ordered my Riesling but they had to go fetch a warm bottle from the basement. The sound was pretty good, although since we were standing under the speakers, it was difficult for me to hear his between song chats with the audience. I would return. I love old places with character and this suits my enjoyment of small Indy shows.

This place is definitely a contender for the title of most run-down exterior of any bar I have…read morevisited! When we arrived, the place had just opened for the evening and we were the first customers. They were waiting for a DJ to arrive and expecting a big crowd later. The bartender and the other employee there were pretty nice and chatted with us about our visit to Ohio. This is a rather old building, but I liked the way they put in a modern ceiling without completely hiding the 100+ year old original ceiling. While this place is easy to find, it's tricky to figure out how to get to. Your best bet is to park in the paved lot at the SW corner of 1st & Canal and then walk down the alley (Scheilder St.) around to the front of the building.