Baseline Sports Bar

Fun bar that was willing to put on a soccer game for me, despite NBA playoffs being on. The food is really good, especially for a sports bar. Order the buffalo chicken wrap, you won't be disappointed.

In most restaurants, servers are discouraged to sit down at a table and socialize. This place is the complete opposite (unfortunately depending on the server/bartender--but this applies more often than not) The first time I came in, I was pleasantly shocked with how personable my waitress was. Her name was Eve (striking one, she is) & and easily plays a big part in why I continue to come back. She is exceedingly accommodating and PASSIONATE about gratifying the customers. I even noticed her going above and beyond for some dude waiting for a ride that just wanted water. She just bounces around the room, devoted to pleasing each person, regardless if they are her customers or not. At every moment, she has a genuine smile on her face and can EASILY illuminate a room.

The owner, AJ, was also very outgoing and welcoming. She informed me about upcoming events and weekly specials. Also doesn't hurt that she was damn hot!!

I love this place, but like the majority of businesses, there are downsides:

-They are out of several essentials WAY too frequently. I don't understand the hassle of ordering back up kegs for all the beers, extra soap for the restrooms, more pint glasses for draft beer, equipping themselves with more than 4 menus, and extra condiments for EACH table. I don't have a doubt in my mind that first-time patrons, or even customers that have returned, migrating to another bar that is refreshingly prepared, because Baseline is out of their favorite, anticipated draft beer!!! This joint definitely has potential. They just have this very substantial set-back.

-Some UFC nights, the service is not fantastic. They are generally short-staffed and the few servers that are working are spread way too thin.

Another bar that is full of regular's. Nothing wrong with that, but maybe they should treat everybody who walks into the bar like a regular. I'm never gonna be a regular at any bar (just my nature), so I guess I will never have the joy of being an old man at the bar trying to tell the gorgeous 23 year-old bartender (dark hair, ponytail, sleeve of tats) about my pathetic day at ole construction site or my latest doctor's appointment. Being a regular just means that those hot bartenders have to listen to your crap, but if you think they really care, then I got some oceanfront land in Arizona to sell you.
This is definetly leaning towards a biker bar as magazines about that lowlife aspect of society are present in the bar. Leather up! Yes and old TV sets too except for one nice giant screen in the back. Roomy bar area too.