College Hill Sundries

As many of my friends like to call it the Ron Paul bar or the hipster bar, it is small but friendly and relax atmosphere. Drinks are priced fairly for the area. The only downside is the bathrooms holy crap they are the nastiest I've ever been in and I am from New York also overall cleanliness isn't the top priority.. So if anyone knows who is responsible for cleaning tell them to try harder. Besides that great place to go.

I went to College Hill for the first time in a really long time (like, "Am I too old to go here now?" kind of long time).  The place hasn't changed much, but any changes are for the better.  It definitely attracts a 20-something hipster crowd and it is a dive bar in all it's glory.  As I said, I was a little apprehensive about coming here and had been more looking for a place to drink bubbly in comfort with my pinky up.  But, once at College Hill, I ordered bourbon and ginger (in a plastic cup) and settled into the surroundings.  Everyone that I met (and it's the kind of place that you actually meet and talk to people - a rarety these days) was super interesting and I had a blast playing pool with different folks all night.  They have a great juke box, fooze, a small but adequate pool table, some video games and a back patio for smokers and those looking to stretch their legs.  I look forward to my next visit to College Hill, although at my age, I won't become a regular.

It's the epitome of a grunge bar. Housed in a former old-school pharmacy, this place is a great neighborhood retreat. Cheap drinks, friendly staff, awesome locals, and arcade games at their best. Yes it's loud, crowded, and filthy... but you gotta love it!