One Hundred To One Cocktail Lounge

I went here on an off day (Father's Day) but did not leave disappointed.  The drinks are heavy and reasonably priced. It's not a large establishment but has a state of the art jukebox and karaoke if you are into embarrassing yourself. The bartender, Heather, was accommodating and friendly. As others have said, be mindful of the police station right down the block.

2 dollar shots yay

Feeling blue at home and waiting for someone to invite me out, Jennifer H. read my mind somehow and told me to get my sorry butt to where she was.

First thing I noticed when I got there was ... parking is interesting. I told Jen that there was no parking but she said it is like that and to park behind her car. You basically move your car when someone needs to leave and believe me, people will go around asking since it's a small place.

It's cool. I parked at the park instead since I love the park and don't mind walking. With only 20 minutes left until Happy Hour ending at 8pm, I got Johnnie Walker Black shots for $2 each. Holy cow. YAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!! I also got Jim Beam and Coke for 2 friggin' dollars too!

My friend is a regular and she said a lot of the drinks here are made really strong and after trying some of hers, I agreed. But I like it that way! After Happy Hour ended, the live band retired for the night and we were left with other patrons singing karaoke while we played darts.

Prices after Happy Hour are really not that bad at all. I had a Glenlivet 12 on the rocks for $6.75 (you can tell the price from the huge old register the bartender Barbara utilizes!). There's definitely a sense of community here and everyone is incredibly nice (possibly owing to the drinks).

This was definitely a fun night and made me forget my troubles for a while. Good company, good drinks... and you can bring your own food in.

I can't wait to go back with my friends!