Cody's Place

This was my first stop on what turned out to be a long night and it was a great start.  Codys was full of friendly locals and the bartender was awesome.  I never caught her name (or maybe I did but the liquor got to me too soon).  She was friendly, approachable and on top of it.  Short brown hair I think with brown eyes.

Anyway, the drinks were strong.  I stuck with my usual Vodka tonic and it was a perfect blend, having enough Vodka to get me tipsy but not too much to where I might mistake it for a shot instead.  

The bathrooms were a bit run down, which you can only hope for and expect from a dive.  The stall on the left doesn't lock.  I found out the hard way, walking in on someone who was amazingly multi tasking-texting while using the urinal.  Good times!!

I'd prefer to come back here when I see my cousin again.  It's one of those places where the locals are obvious, you can run the juke box and the drinks will have you sitting by the third round if not sooner.  My kind of joint.

A very cool dive bar! This is the place to hang with the locals and get some decent attention from bartenders. PBR is served up tall-boy style and the well vodka is Potters, so don't come here expecting class.

Note: The joint smells really bad.

This place was pretty alright for a Friday night in GP. Dive bar at its finest. 3 pool tables, 30 or so locals, terminator 2 pinball, 90's and older karaoke, and $5.00 hearty glasses of Jameson. dancing if you will.

the regulars were friendly 21-30-somethings. For my first trip to GP from Sacramento, Cody's lived up to my expectations. I had a good time, and I got wasted. Thanks Cody's!