Murphy's Pub

A totally decent dive bar. It's got an easy to miss, nondescript front just like I like. From what I could tell, it was a real dive bar; not the kind overran with hipsters, but the kind overran with old people. I love that. It is conspicuously larger than it looks, with three rooms that snake around through the back. Being that it's a true dive bar, the restrooms are in the sort of shape one would expect.

There are pool tables, two areas to play darts, foosball, as well as a touchtunes jukebox. And you know how some places have free popcorn and you're like, "awesome!" Well, so does this place. BUT THEY ALSO HAVE FREE HOT DOGS. FREE. HOT. DOGS.

Murphy's Pub is exactly what it is and you either love it or hate it. I'm not much of a get crazy super drunk kinda person but if this place wasn't crawlin with them I think I would have enjoyed my time here a little more because the bar itself is great!

It seems tiny from the outside but it's actually like 3 or 4 rooms back. Each with a different feeling. The front of the bar is typical dive bar feel. The drinks are cheap. They had some good craft beer on tap which was again a pleasant surprise. They even had free hot dogs! Which after seeing hot drunk people get, this is def a good thing. I enjoyed one myself and it was delish.

The next room back is darts, and some open tables, tv's etc. The third room back is a pool table and other bar games. There's actually a lot of do here! Since there was a dart tournament going on (yeah idk) but we kinda got shafted. Oh well, we still made it fun!

The bartender was kind of annoyed at the dart people but was nice to me. I think we just came on an odd night where people were getting rowdy. If I'm ever over this way I wouldn't mind stoppin in for a game of darts, or a nice cold one. Solid dive bar for sure.

Met up with some yelpers here after an event. It's a pretty normal bar- expected beers on tap, good for loud groups. They have free popcorn and hot dogs, which I didn't partake in.
We DID try to play darts, and got darts from the bar and then started playing at one of the four dart boards before another patron came up and informed us that it was "dart league" night/time/whatever and could we please "give them some space." The board was free- there wasn't anyone waiting to play on it, and the bar loaned us the darts, so I'm guessing it wasn't an official bar dart league, so I'm really not sure why we couldn't play? We didn't finish our game, and didn't feel like the "regulars" were very welcoming because of that.