Pros:
The food was decent
Cons:
The place smelt unpleasant
The service was DISAPPOINTING
Accused of NOT tipping,
but guess again.. it was on the table.
First (and probably last) time here.
Guy sitting at the bar came over after more than 5 mins to take our drink/food order. He didn't look like an employee, bc after he took our order, he sat right back at the bar and didn't check up on us.
Took forever to take down 2 food orders and came back to jot down the prices of the food, when he could've taken the menu and done the math away from the table.
Never got the waters that we asked for.
We were the only table who ordered food, bc the 3 other people in the place were at the bar just drinking, so don't understand why the food came out so slow.
Got our first dish after 20mins and the second after 25 mins.
When someone from the kitchen staff delivered our food, they checked up on us. Thank goodness someone did.
However, the temp on our steak was incorrect but still flavorful.
2 stars for the food only, their service unfortunately SUCKED.
And we still tipped 20%+ cause the person I came with and I worked at restaurants/bars.
Edge Bar is divey but not dirty or gross. It's actually very clean. The place looks small from the outside but it's very spacious. Drinks are decently priced.
The pupu menu is worth a trip by itself. Bar food is pretty traditional (burgers, wings, fries) but Edge Bar really tries to innovate with bacon cream-cheese wontons and tater tot nachos. The bartenders here have a heavy wrist as well so your dollar will stretch here.
Mars Comedy runs an open mic every Monday and there is live music here almost every other night of the week. This is a great place for happy hour drinks or a fun night out for college students.
And you can tell local people run this bar because they decorate with white Christmas lights--just another reason to love it.
I came here on my birthday in December because a couple of Showtime celebrities were hosting a party. Â I had never been nor did I know this place existed.
I must agree with previous posts that it looked a bit sketchy and not in a part of town I would like to spend a whole lot of time. Â Parking was scarce but we chose to park at Ala Moana and made the short walk to the bar.
I guess I should have known better but they take cash-only for the cover. Â No one in my group had cash but the bouncer was kind enough to let me go inside to the ATM machine to get some cash out. Â Because of the event that night, the bar was pretty packed - even more noticeable because it's a pretty small place. Â All the reviews say their food is really good but we had just had dinner so we didn't have much room for anything but liquid courage.
The entertainment flip-flopped between a live band and a DJ (who spun some really awesome tunes I have missed). Â At one point in the night, they had a female dancer get up on stage and, well, dance. Â Not my cup of tea though.
The celebrities finally arrived, made their rounds, and made their way to their roped-off VIP section. Â There were couches, tables, a pool table, and a bar. Â Like I said, not a whole lot of space. Â Would I go again? Â Probably. Â Good music so I still need to see if they have good food :)
First timer coming in here tonight. Steph was bar tending and she was GRRRREAT! One of the most attentive bartenders I've ever had and since I don't usually get much attention when I walk up to the bar, that means A LOT. My goal was to get a nice buzz off of some draft Newcastle plus some grinds and I got everything that I wanted. Way to go EDGE! I WILL be a returning customer. Gay friendly a plus plus PLUS!
Review Source:Stopped by on a recent late night walk with my roomie. Walking and searching means that we earned a reward of sorts.
:)
Now, walking in...it is a bit sketch, not gonna lie.
Surrounded by establishments of ill repute, I was a bit on edge (funny, huh...since we were walking around the neighborhood late at night--but we live in this hood. Dont judge!)
Tables were mostly empty. Random people singing off key karaoke and shooting pool amidst shouts of "Cheeeeee Hooooooo" played the soundtrack for the locale. Walking up to the bar (which was sticky and not cleaned off too well), we placed our order for a round of beers.
Beer was cold, but the sounds of the karaoke revelers sent chills down my spine.
Guess it's a great place for good times, but I think I'll pass on it the next time around.
It's been a while since my first visit, and I've been here a few times since, so I think it's about time for an update...
PROS:
+ Awesome food
+ Cheap drinks
+ Chill, relaxing atmosphere
+ Friendly staff
+ Recent interior improvements
+ $1 Karaoke
+ Mind Explosion Trivia Contest
CONS:
- Parking sucks
- Poor air circulation in some spots
Since my first visit they've spruced up the place. Â There is now a stage in the corner for live performances, a dance floor, new carpet, and they've set up tables and seats near the stage area. Â They've still got the foosball and pool tables but now they're closer to the kitchen, and they've got $1 karaoke available as long as there isn't another event going on at the same time. Â Some spots in the seating area are still poorly ventilated, though, so it can possibly get warm.
The food is still excellent here, and the drinks are still cheap. Â I'm not sure if they still have the $1 drinks, but a pitcher of New Castle was just $9! Â That comes out to just a few cents over $2 a pint! Â If you see a menu special for any kind of pasta with pork belly or bacon in the name you're definitely going to want to order it! Â Other recommended items are the Garlic Cheese Balls, and the Pork Chops.
The staff here is friendly, and always ready to serve. Â I wish more places had people like them working. Â The atmosphere of the bar is pretty relaxed. Â It's usually never crowded, probably because not a lot of people know about , or can even find the place. Â The signage outside still isn't that visible, so you may never even notice it if you walk by. Â Parking is still pretty scarce. Â They only have a couple designated stalls out front, and in the back of the building. Â I try to avoid the pay lot next door since it's about $7 to park there, but it's an option if you can't find street parking. Â I recommend trying to find parking along Kapiolani, or one of the side streets.
Another big plus to Edge Bar is that they hold a trivia contest called Mind Explosion every other Sunday.  Check out their facebook page for details. <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FMindExplosionTrivia&s=f3257cb8361fc512eebd8e09957506cb083f7599d9a558b5501d23af06594a78" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/…</a>
See you at the Edge Bar!
At first glance, just your average hole-in-the-wall bar, located behind Jazzminds and that XXX store on Kapiolani. Â Take a look inside, still average: billiards, dart boards, bar, seating, stage, and dance floor. Â But then order the food. So good. Â I'm a sucker for pork, so I love their pork chops, though I think they're better known for their garlic cheese balls: puffy dough sprinkled with cheese and garlic? Â I think they have a set menu and then the specials is whatever the master cook decides to make that day (normally awesome). Â
A couple months ago they started putting on trivia nights: $5/person entry with a team of 5 and possibly bar tab prize. Â Pretty fun, especially with alcohol. Â
Parking is a bit tweaky, as I think they only have like 4 free stalls. Â There's a lot not 5 feet away with $7 parking til 7am the next day, or you could hoof it from 24 or Ala Moana.
I've had a nice time here a couple different occasions. Good beer, nice snacks... the fried zucchini and the cheeseburger/fries were pretty awesome. I love crinkle cut fries!
I keep getting invites to MINDExplosion Trivia night (yeah, tonight even... but I'm at home submitting reviews instead), so I really hope to make it there soon! So far they keep falling on my brokest weekends, so we'll just have to see about that lol
My first time here was a pretty cool time. I went on a Saturday, and thought the food, service, atmosphere, and prices were great. It's definitely casual and laid-back.
It reminded me of some of the old 90s clubs and events I used to go to. There's a pool table, darts, karaoke, a digital jukebox, and a DJ was on that night. Cool vibe. No bad attitudes, or territorial people. Just a lot of folks out to enjoy the night with friends.
I'll be back! 5 stars.
Cozy and quaint. Full of great service, food and fun!
Went here with them crazy yelp folks after our super short 7-11 slurpee crawl. Â Yeah, we only hit up two 7-11's! But That was a blast.
This was a great place to end the night! Â We had delish foods- I really like the cheese balls. I think I had like 4 of them. Â But also sampled some Bacon spaghetti, garlic fries, and pork. Â Interesting combo of food but with drinks and karaoke it worked out.
i will rarely ever sing karaoke in public but for whatever reason I just went for it. Â And it was before I finished my 1st drink too! Â well, not to mention that I'm a lightweight and really, all it takes is one...but on this occasion I was feeling in a good mood and figured, these people already know I'm out there. Â Anyhow, was great fun.
Like I said, cozy and quaint- there were super comfy chairs/sofas with a drink holder built into the arm rest! Â One of the couches opens to a bed - just in case you need to sleep it off before going home. Â Was still early so there weren't too many people. Â I do like the pool table that we saw some ladies enjoying when we first walked in. Â There's also a little staged area and a DJ table. Plus your regular bar stools. I felt soo relaxed there!
Great service- our bartender/server was great - very personable and friendly! Â There was another guy who refilled our pitchers of water and brought us plate after plate of food! Â And even the main cook came out to say hi and see how we liked his dishes. Â Definitely a place I would come and enjoy again....Only wishing I didn't have that long drive back to Mililani...
Love the atmosphere! Saturdays has live music. Great food! I had the Kim Chi fried rice extra spicy! And the 50/50 burgers, yes that's right half bacon half beef all new food revelation! Guineas pitchers special at $9. This is my new regular spot to start a Saturday night out :) parking out front or meter parking .
Review Source:I give up on this place.  It's a frickin' mess.  I guess last night was bikini bar girl night.  I couldn't figure out why they were taking so long with serving.  Then someone said "well, where are they gonna put the money?"  Sure enough, they had no where to put the money.  Uh......how about carrying a  tray with a cash box? Â
3/4 full pint of Guinness and a watered down, chilled Crown Royal for $8 and that was after waiting 20 minutes. Â The Edge Bar makes me appreciate my regular bar and bartenders.
Awesome place to chill and have a few drinks with friends. I almost don't want to write about it because I don't want the secret to get out and overcrowd this place. Owner and staff are the best. They always have drink specials and even when not, are reasonably priced. Â Food is good too. I always get the garlic chicken when I go there. The only bad part is the parking, but there's usually street parking available. Just be careful if you park in the metered parking by the ala moana hotel. those bastards will tow you as soon as your meter runs out. They have trucks waiting!
Review Source:Edge Bar, located next door to a bunch of strip clubs and Jazz Minds...a must go to bar/lounge if you're looking for somewhere super chill to hangout. I went there recently with a bunch of my co-workers after a long night at the restaurant, we were looking for decently priced drinks, decent food and good service...we found a majority of it here.
The drinks are reasonably priced, they have a bunch of beers on tap and the usual mixed drinks...nothing special, but then again it's not a bad thing.
The food! From what I tasted, they have pretty good food here! It kinda reminded me of HOME Bar and places like that...I guess that's the craze nowadays. Â We ordered the tater-tot nachos...and that was it! Haha! The tots were HUGE! We had no room for anything else...oh well. Â One of my friends thought the tots were lacking in comparison to HOME's, but I felt they were just as good and ignored her culinary ignorance.
Service was pretty good. I think on the night we went, there wasn't a server on duty so a guy was serving us. Â He was really nice and informative, but he didn't know how to serve drinks. We ordered four Bud-light drafts and one Jack and diet. Â He brought our drinks out without a tray holding our four beers raven-claw style with his fingers in the glasses and the one Jack and diet in his other hand...I thought that was gross. If it wasn't for the raven-claw incident, this place would be 5-stars hands down.
Edge Bar
It was my first time visiting this place. It seemed it had the best of everything in there like a mini Hawaiian Brian's with a full bar. Ha... Best way I could describe it! Well it is... more on this later.
First, Edge bar is located next to Jazz Minds off Kapiolani Blvd. This particular visit was for a friend's birthday.  Nice with a really relaxed vibe and the night we were there it wasn't busy at all. The décor was standard nothing spectacular or even decorative either.  Although, I must admit the food there is good and different. I tried the cheese balls and the pork chops.  It was goods... what was surprising was the ketchup they sever with the chops were infused with wasabi. eww weird but was okay.
Okay, back to why I'm calling this place like a mini Hawaiian Brian's is because they have all the amenities such as a pool table, dart boards, and Karaoke (I know HBs doesn't have Karaoke). Â Oh and the crowd seemed like they were from HB's.
Overall first impression, id go there again.  Definitively a good place to take groups and have a chilled relaxed night.  Crowd wasn't too loud nor crazy. Drinks were cheap I ordered a round of Patron shots it was $5 each and my double Johnnie Walker neat for $8 pretty cheap, first I've seen less than $10. Parking is a pickle tho... The tiny parking lot is always full and the parking lot right across was $7 Yikes! Could  have just parked at 24hrs and pay a buck... but I wasn't thinking.
I absolutely love this place. Yeah, its hard to find and yeah it doesn't look spectacular on the outside but once you get in, all your bad thoughts about the place is gone. There's large tv's, super comfortable seating. The jukebox is pretty cool with flashy rainbow lights :) and the staffing is great! Everyones SUPER friendly. The owner is amazing & down to earth. I just love the vibe there. :) thursdays are great. Free karaoke & the drinks are reasonably priced! I haven't tried the food yet but I heard its great. May try some tonight :)
Review Source:1) Newcastle should not be served with an orange
2) vodka soda is not vodka seven
3) vodka soda is not vodka tonic
4) glasses would be far Superior to plastic cups
5) speakers in the main part of the bar would be nice...can't even hear all the songs I just paid for in the juke box
6) what have you done with the floor??
On the plus side, nice happy hour specials all night, great band choice with missing Dave, decent food!
I love the Edge! Food is damn good and blue moon (my fave) is very often on special for $3 a pint. A surprising gem in a somewhat shady little mecca of strip clubs and other less than savory locales, though Jazz Minds is also nearby. Good people, laid back most times but can get very busy on the weekends.
Review Source:If someone tells you to meet them at Edge Bar without giving you proper descriptions, you'll miss it. It's located on Kapiolani, right behind Jazz Minds (across the street from 24 Fitness). It's kinda shady in my opinion. I've been here a few times with my friends and I've found it to be super chill and pretty empty every time. The bartenders are super friendly and their short food menu is pretty good. I've tried all their chicken dishes and their yaki-udon and they were super yummy. There's a megatouch on the counter at the bar and I was super thrilled to see that it had credits when we got there.
Oh and you can also sing karaoke there :D
The place was a bit hard to find based on the map and directions on google maps. Â So we called the number, no answer. Â A short while later the bar calls us back! Â They must've had caller ID! Â We got in and the DJ is spinning awesome house/ dance type music - loved it! Â We decided to order some food: kalbi, garlic chicken, and garlic fries. Â The portions were big considering the price point and based on other places, so we thought it was well worth it! Â More so after we tasted them. Â Yummm!! Â My only downers were that it was cash only, credit card machine was not available last night, and that my first two drink orders were not fulfilled as they didn't have ingredients. Â They ran outta milk for my white russian and they didn't have Disaronno. Â Nonetheless, I eventually found something for my thirst!
Review Source:I LOVE this place! Its got such a homey feel and the people that work there are great, super nice, friendly, and helpful.
There's always drink specials and perfectly priced beer. The food is SUPER as well with different food specials on a weekly/nightly basis depending on what the chef has going on in the kitchen. Their regular menu is fantastic and never a disappointment. My faves are the nachos, tater tots, and dynamite chicken!
Free Karaoke
Parking- a few free spots, paid in the lots on the front and back side, and free parking on the street after 7:30pm
Good Drink Specials
Loungy Atmosphere
Pool, Darts, Foosball
Monday Night Football, Bikini Girl Tuesdays, Live Music Wednesdays, Just Chill Fridays, and Ladies Night (the last Saturday of every month)
If you are looking for a place to just chill, have a drink and  be totally casual, you might like Edge. Any location that is near Ala Moana is a good location, they are conveniently located across from the center.
I dont know of a lot of places that serves Tater tots, but if you do you are my good friend! And yes this place serves you a big bowl of it! We also ordered the Korean chicken and kalbi(?) For both the meat was tender and nicely flavored. You might not expect to have such good food there, but I would recommend it!
If you are in town and not dressed for anything special, you should try Edge!
DEETS
Edge Bar, previously 360 Sports Bar and Element, sits between Jazz Minds and Akasaka on Kapiolani Blvd. Â This location is a prime spot in Honolulu and is very bar-hopper-friendly because of all the different bars nearby (Kiki's, Femme Nu, Red Rose, Rumours). Â
Parking can be rough in this area, but here are a few options:
1. Bar lot parking- If you're lucky enough to snag one, there are few FREE parking stalls available just outside of the bar.
2. Street parking- If you don't mind a short walk, there's ample street parking on Kapiolani.
3. $7 pay lot with several ready-to-tow tow trucks- This might be your best bet.
LOUNGE-Y
This spot gets nicer and nicer every single time it gets turned over. Â The interior has definitely been given a facelift. Â It looks more lounge-like, which is definitely an upgrade to what is was formerly. Â The only drawback is the seating. Â They need more tables and chairs, so hungry patrons like myself can sit down with a wide spread of their delicious food I've heard so much about. Â
FINGER-LICKING GREAT
The only thing I managed to try in terms of food at Edge Bar was their delicious Caramelized Onion and Swiss Buffalo Chicken Sandwich. Â (I love sauce and boy, was it saucy!) Â It oozed with finger-licking great buffalo sauce and cheese, and was better than expected! Â The chicken was flavorful and tender--thankfully it was soft enough for my recovering throat to handle (I had had a tonsillectomy a little over a week prior). Â Grayson, you are a genius in the kitchen!!!
MORE
When I am fully recovered I will be back to sample the rest of their menu.
Believe me, I will.
Yelp 365 - #006/365
DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT ADVERTISING IS LIKE WINKING AT A GIRL IN THE DARK, YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING BUT NO ONES ELSE DOES
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It's smack in the middle of shady ghettoville right in back of Jazz Minds. Plan A was to chill at Pearl for Happy Hour, but that turned out to be a piss-poor idea since they were having a high school reunion there. So we walked over to this place, passed a couple of HPs(homeless people) while I was bitching to my crew how hard it is to stay fit and healthy in the restaurant industry when they keep throwing free food at you....
The outside is a mix of rundown and sketchy with just a pinch of smurfalious. I went up to the door, opened it and it didn't creak at all. I was impressed. Looking in I was even more, they had a nice chill setup lounge vibe to it, with plush cushioned black seats. But it gave you that weird feeling, you know when you date a really hot Korean girl, but she acts all sweet and nice like a Japanese girl.... it's like she's sending you mixed signals the whole time, just can't deal.
Of the 2 times I've been here it's always been pretty empty, maybe it picks up later but I kind of like how it's not dryhump crowed, but my profitability head worries about how long a place will last, especially if I like them. It's rare to have a 4-1 Girl to Guy ratio in a bar but this place pulls it off.
But holy crap, their happy hour menu is damn cheap! How does it taste? Well it's bar food but it's cheap and big! My only gripe would be that the garlic fries weren't very garlic. Thanks for trying though dude in the kitchen, that was very smurfy of you. The only bad thing about this place is the good thing.... free Karaoke nights. I forgot which night, think it's Tuesday(otherwise it's a $1 per song) and we walked out because of the noise, which was as soon as fugly doughebag 'I thought this was a hostess drinkie drinkie bar' started screaming over the mic. I rarely get the urge now days to kills my fellow American but that night came close, but walking out the door, I glanced to give him the stink eye but saw his face going through 7 kinds of constipation while trying to sing and smiled inwardly and figured living was hell enough of a punishment for this dude.
So the next time the universe throws you a curve ball and we're sitting across the room from each other sextexting pre-law blondes we met on the booze boat, then call forwarding our numbers to the Rejection Hotline, why don't you swing over to the happening table and tell us to shut up and get down from the table.
Till we're not strangers....
P.S. Random tip... NEVER agree to go on a date to watch the movie Smurfs. That movie will mindfuck you up!
Awesome chill bar.
This is a very good spot to get pupus, a meal, cheap drinks, and no crowds! (At least until word gets out?!)
The food is really good. Â They've got a happy hour menu that's good for pupus, basically half-orders. Â My friends and I took it as a challenge to try as much as we could while there. Â Kalbi, Garlic Furikake Chicken, BBQ Chicken, Shrimp Shumai, Edamame, Tator Tots, and Yakisoba were awesome. Â The pork chops were a little soggy, but still tasty. Â I wasn't lying that we ate a lot.
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The drinks are definitely well priced. Â Happy Hour, $6 Domestic Pitchers, $9 Import Pitchers. Â Decent amount on tap and $2 beers. Â Really, they're $2. Â Even if you like to drink hard alcohol, the prices are still decent.
No one's breaking the bank at Edge Bar unless you consciously attempt to do so!
They've also got sports for the sports enthusiast; Foosball Table, Pool table, and darts. Â And for the non-sport fanatics, comfy couches.
Great for groups of people, the waitresses are completely attentive. Â If your group likes karaoke (or if you just want to sing your heart out), it's free on Thursdays. Â A dollar per song on other nights.
Two bad things about this place
1) Parking
Limited free parking in front and behind the bar. Â Marked stalls in the front say "Edge" marked stall in the back say "Sports Bar."
2) CASH ONLY
They say they still haven't set up their credit card machine. Â There is an ATM inside, $2 transaction fee.
Great nights have and will be had here!
Having read and heard about Edge online, I decided to try it out for myself. Â It was a Thursday night so it wasn't especially busy (maybe 12-15 other patrons in there) but the atmosphere was still welcoming. Â Simple but comfortable furniture was nicely arranged throughout the place that made it feel like home but still classy.
My girlfriend and I were greeted almost immediately and our drink order was taken. Â The server was friendly (it turned out to be her first night working there) and attentive to us throughout our visit. Â We ordered some food and waited to see if they matched their online ratings. Â I'm glad to report we were not disappointed.
The furikake garlic chicken was excellent. Â It was light, crispy, juicy and drizzled (not drowned in) with a sweet garlic soy sauce. Â Some places overdo it with the sauce and I can't stand that. Â The crispy pork chop was also exceptional and the sauteed onions on top were a nice complement to the dish.
Tuesday and Thursday nights feature free karaoke for those of you so inclined. Â If I understand correctly, they do sometimes feature live music and a DJ so there's something for everyone, it seems. Â There's also a pool table and dart boards to occupy your time.
Parking is probably the only hiccup here. Â However, parking in the lot next door costs $7 and I'm told that if you save your stub and bring it in on your next visit, your first drink is free so I guess it evens out in the end.
Overall, it was a great experience and I'll definitely be heading back there.
Edge Bar is an inviting bar right behind Jazz Minds and Art Cafe. Â The food, service, and drinks are on point. Â But it's the vibe of the joint that really had me sold. Â
My friends and I managed to find parking right in front of the bar so it was free, but I also recommend just parking in Ala Moana's lot and walking over because if you're coming here it's not because you want to spend more on parking than on beer. Â
Yes, they have $2 beers. Â Where else in town can you get that deal? Â But, it's not just for the cheap beer that you should like this place. Â The food it is also amazing. Â My favorites were the furikake chicken, dynamite chicken, and buffalo chicken. Â What can I say, I love me some chicken. Â A special food item was kalua pork sliders and they were off the hook delish. Â There were a lot of other good looking items that my friends ordered that I don't eat like poke and fried kamabuko so I can't attest to their taste, but my friends seemed to enjoy it. Â
Of course, did a few $1 karaoke songs. Â While the place is quite large, it felt homey in our neck of the bar. Â I like the way they have a lot of different seating arrangements. Â I also noticed that they do have two small dance floors so I'm hoping that a DJ will sometimes come and we can all go buck wild.
I highly recommend this place as a departure from downtown where everyone is trying so hard to be cool because here everyone just is.
Awesome laid back bar! Â Food is simply fabulous. Â The Poke don special was broke da mouth! Â The poke was so fresh. Â It was buttery and melt in your mouth ono. Â None of that fresh frozen stuff. Â After eating kuru kuru sushi's mixed don, I was blown away by the freshness of the fish. Â And you can't go wrong with $8. Â The pork sliders are a winner, and they have this deep friend fish cake that is simply the best. Â Oh and $2 Miller Light and $3 Blue Moon drink specials are a winner! Â Had a blast singing karaoke and even though my voice sucks, I still got an applause.
Review Source:We decided to come here after my friends and I were looking for an alternative to the crazy and crowded First Friday scene which we were all so sick of.
The beer here is super cheap. Â I cannot remember the last time I bought an ice cold Miller LIte beer on Tap for $2!! They even had Blue Moon on tap for $3 too!
However, the best part of this place is the food. The portions are more than generous. Especially the Nachos. It was as insane!! Â I swear it came in a huge mixing bowl! As I looked around, everyone who ordered it couldn't finish theirs! LOL! But that's not all. The Rib Eye Steak is to die for! The meat was cooked to perfection and smothered in a sweet chili ponzu sauce and served in a generous amount!
Parking here isn't much of a hassle. You have many options. You can park in the lot for $7, use the metered street parking, park across the street at 24 hour fitness for $1 (members only) or Ala Moana Center for free (only one block away).
Cheap beer, good food, pleasant atmosphere and good service...all deserving for a 5 star rating!!
While killing some time after dinner me and a couple of my friends made our way to Edge Bar. Â
Is it just me or as I get older, I see myself more keen to like less crowded places, more mellow bars, that aren't all fist pumping BOOM BOOM POW? A place where I can mingle with a few friends, have a few cocktails or shots, have a conversation without YELLING over the music (: maybe even sing a song, and not be weirdly embarrassed? Haha.
Ahhhhhhh~ Bliss.
Well this is the spot.
Comfortable chairs and couches- very lounge chic.
Great food, in HUGE and I mean HUGEEEEE portions
Pretty good selection of beers on tap, and a full bar.
Cute little pool table in the back.. OMG it takes $1 bills?
First time I've seen that at a bar, SO COOL!
Nice area for darts in the back.
S P A C I O U S !
Don't worry about bumping into people when you play.
Karaoke
Friendly staff.
Parking is kinda if-y. I hear you can park on the other side for a cheaper rate than in front at the $7 lot. There's a few stalls in front of the bar, just make sure you don't park in Jazz Minds stalls cause I think the owner gets CRAZY and starts calling the police on you to tow. Sheesh to that woman.
It's fairly new, so I don't think a lot of people know about it or have heard about the bar, but seriously check it out it'll be a great experience.
Former site of 360 Sports Bar...
Open Monday-Saturday 5pm to 2am.
Happy hour is 5pm to 8pm
Available for private parties on Sundays!
Good atmosphere, very cool owner, friendly bartender, and FREAKING DELICIOUS FOOD! They have Guinness on tap (YAY!!!), some pretty good music, a nice pool table, dart boards, and decent parking situation.
You can get alcohol at any bar, but you should definitely come here for the food. The Rib Eye Steak is top notch (the sweet chili ponzu sauce is so good)! The BBQ Chicken and Buffalo Chicken are fantastic... they are coated, lightly coated with sauce, NOT drenched in sauce like most places. The Kal-bi ribs are moist and the sauce is delicious. Cheesy Fries and Cheesy Tater Tots... YUMM-O!
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