Dear Mom is having a restaurant-or-bar identity crisis. They've added table service which is incongruent to the vibe once found here. The result is a lot less fun. Less crowded tho.
Order away from the blonde Asian bartender with the sparrow chest tattoos. She overcharges, does short pours, and tosses your food before you're finished. Good pints and cocktails here otherwise.
A rapidly-changing menu and classic cocktails place Dear Mom a notch above your usual dive bar. If it's all too much, there's always Big Buck Hunter on the back wall ;)
I bet you can't enjoy all the whiskey, food, ping-pong, pinball, and photobooth fun that this place has to offer in just one night. We did, but I'm not gonna say it wasn't exhausting.
Reminds me of Brooklyn except FLUSH WITH GUYS. I have never seen so few ladies drinking in a bar before. Also: Cheap beer, pork snacks, and good jukebox.
Taking over the massive warehouse space of a once-was salsa club, this hipster haven offers a range of impressive cocktails, beer/shot specials, and cheap PBRs - all situated around a horseshoe bar. Leia mais
Music is waaaay to loud -- especially if some emo pansy plays music. Great bourbon selection. Easy to get to. Easy place to meet people. I love Jay -- owner bartender.
The sound system, bar & the food all share something in common: least expenditure possible. But seriously the food is the best thing here. Bring ear plugs to escape the crap sound and you will luv it