Hangovers Sports Bar and Liquor Store

I was pleased to see that the closest place to buy booze near the new apartment is a beloved slashie. This one features the scariest name+facade combo I've seen in these parts: drunk guy decal on the sign, horror-novel font "Hangover's", all in a sort of lavender hue. ? The inside is spacious and pretty clean, though also weird. The floors slant a bit, the walls are at angles, and it's mostly lit by neon sign, television, and black light. ?

Beers in the fridge next to the bar are basic (domestics, Zywiec, Modelo, Stella) and reasonably priced, the bar offers the basic, the place is clearly a familiar spot to the local Polish clientele, and the staff is friendly (if not always 100% with the English).

This bar has the coolest owner ever (well, he's the owners son, but he pretty much runs it).

The crowd (regulars) are SO very welcoming and nice.  I used to live a couple blocks away, and this was my regular watering hole while I lived in Chicago.

As others mentioned, it is spacey looking, but that's part of the charm.  It's small, yet comfortable.

I wish they had bars like these in California, great great people and value!

The liquor store is good because they have everything you could need and it has very reasonable prices.  Also if it says $10, you pay $10.  No tax.  Rob the owner/manager is very nice and will buy you a drink even if it's your first time there and your minding your own buisness.  The jukebox is taken over, so don't even attempt it.  I've heard everything on this juke box.  The bartenders are very cute and very nice.  It has a very polish atmosphere.  There is no food, but they have the pizza place (La Villa) from down the street in there all the time making deliveries.  Decor Decor Decor.  Funniest looking bar from the inside you've ever seen.  Like a scene out of the twlight zone.  Clean restrooms though.