Bachelor Button

very good old time bar friendly people and bartenders sports on four TVs very good food! short menu everyday special's on Wed.& Sat.

Jealous that I am not the first to review this little beer hole. But my fear was that I'd somehow ruin it by yelping it, but that cherry has been popped now. I only get here once in a great while. Every time I've been treated like a king as they know I'm not a regular and they seem to go out of their way to make you feel welcomed. My first time here I ended up leaving with a drink token, my second time the nice (hammered) regulars bought me a beer and pulled me into their rowdy conversation. I've maybe been here 5-6 times now.

I have a feeling that a majority of people out there will hate this place, and that's fine by me. This is more of a place for working folk in the area. A complete throwback to old Bellflower. Nothing fancy at all, just a tiny room with a bar and some TV's. It kind of feels like someone's den from the 50's. They whip up some kind of food at certain times of the day it appears. From one of my visits I learned that this place opened in 1948 (or close to that) and has had two owners, the current ones have had since the early 80's. PBR in a can, Bud & Bud lite (if I remember right) on tap and maybe a few other selections. This place is tiny, hard to notice from the outside. Reminds me of being somewhere like a small town in another state. Also note it's on Artesia Place, not Blvd. So it's the charm, hokeyness, and friendliness that gives this place a 5 star in my opinion.

I love this shit-hole. LOVE IT. But then again, I'm a sucker for shit-holes like the Bachelor Button. My big bro and I live for cheap beer and places that we can talk about for days after. We spent less then 20 bones, got a healthy buzz and made a bar of friends. Best part.....everyone in the Button took turns buying rounds. Come on now...at $1.25 a mug who cares how many rounds you buy. We were the youngest in there...by oh say 40 years. The owners were super cute and nice.
Blink an eye and you will miss this hidden gem.
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