Indian Chief

From the outside, it's a dump.  Plain and simple.

If you've never been inside, you are missing out.  The Indian Chief isn't exactly a bustling venue, but the bartenders are nice, the place is clean, the food is pretty darned good for basic bar food, and they have live music.  It's right around the corner for me, so it's convenient for a glass o wine after work.  

Check it out if you haven't.  It's rarely crowded, the patrons are quiet, and it's not filled with rowdy, drunk sports bar patrons.  There are tons of tables in the bar area, and there is a separate dining room if you want a quiet dinner.

Growing up right down the street from the Chief, it always got a bad rep for being a dirty dive bar.  Last year was the first time I stepped foot inside the place, even though I've lived in town for over 17 years now!  To be honest it was nothing that I expected at all, it's actually a pretty clean place, offerring live music, DJs, and karaoke on Thursday nights.  Typical bar food, I'm pretty sure the majority of the menu is fried, but great beer selections and tons of specials on game days with plenty of TVs to go around.  There's also a larger room with a pool table too!  Great spot if you want to shy away from the other two bars in town that all of your former classmates flock too.

The Chief is a special place. It looks scary from the outside... It is a bit of a dive in some ways inside. But I must say some of their signature bar food is really great. The tuna sandwich is pretty great, staff is friendly and warm, and for some reason they seem to have a nearing gourmet dessert menu (get le bomba!!!!!)
Great bands, locals, and a reasonably priced good time. Its the best of what a dive bar should be.