Colin kid killer gave this bar a 5 out of 5 at 14:16 06.05.08
Great bartenders, Great music, Nice place to dance the night away, Some top notch rockabilly acts swing through here. never had a bad time. Sure drinks are a little spendy, but look around, the place is "the cleanest honky tonk in the world"

KD gave this bar a 4 out of 5 at 13:12 05.24.08
To peanut butter & jelly down there- get a brain dude! Anyone in their right mind wouldn't have given six $1 BILLS for a $4.50 tab if they were expecting change. I just happened to read your comment & had to add my own common sense comment for you in case you come back to this site, or go anywhere else where they make you do math! Seriously, what were you thinking? And, what you never tip or what?

retired bartender gave this bar a 4 out of 5 at 13:57 04.29.08
To PB & J, this other guy is right. I've worked in the service industry for a few years and if you give someone $6 in ones for something that cost $4.50, they will assume the remaining money is for a tip - he wasn't trying to scam you. Just do your math before you hand over your money next time. Also, it's only $1.50 - you weren't exactly over-tipping him, so just settle down. Think about all the young drunk idiots those old guys have to deal with and you'll realize it's $1.50 well spent.

BAH HAH gave this bar a 2 out of 5 at 20:09 03.26.08
To Peter, Bjorn and John, Why did you give hime Six in ones?!?! Obviously he would keep the tip, knowing you are paying over, since you are giving him more than your tab!!!

Peter, Bjorn, and John gave this bar a 1 out of 5 at 18:57 03.17.08
Good luck trying to pick out a beer here. The elderly bartender exclaims "we have 40 different bottles, but no list..." then stares at you waiting for you to select a beer. A list would probably be a good start. This isn't where it ends. The same bartender kept $1.50 in change when I handed him six $1 bills for a $4.50 bottle of Summit. He then did it again (kept the change) on a $5 bill for a $3.75 Premium. YOU DON'T GET TO DO THAT SIR, THAT'S MY CHANGE, NOT YOURS. He gave me grief when I explained to him that keeping customers change, and depositing it into the tip jar isn't ethical, and is extremely rude. Place sucks.