Absolutely the worst experience of my life. Waited two hours for food and there was no one in the place. I was with 10 people and the waitress brought out someone's meal and then 10 minutes another meal came out. The most bizarre place. Â The cook was laughing with waiters the entire time. Â The people who work there could care less about the people whom come in. Â We unleashed on the manager when we left. It was disgusting all the way around.
Review Source:Food is nothing to write home about, but what makes the experience worse is when they let "DJs" with twitchy fingers operate the sound system. Every 3 minutes the volume was drastically changed as if to torture the guests.
Maybe next time a better review will be given after they remove the squirrels from the volume knob.
I get it. Sandbar wants to be some premiere nightspot in Ocean Beach. Whatever, a kid's gotta have dreams. But you don't get that status by charging $15+ a drink in the middle of the day on a Sunday. Lemme backtrack a little and say that I *might* actually pay that much for a drink if we're getting a one-of-a-kind experience, but this place looked and smelled like the morning after a foam-party kegger at the Sigma Chi house. Our bartender, who looked like the house mom wearing an un-ironic beach-themed "Cat in the Hat"-ish hat, poured a light vodka soda and garden variety bloody marys. So at least Sandbar's got that going for them.
Review Source:Stopped in during a rainy Saturday afternoon of walking around Ocean Beach. Â My friends and I were dying for oysters and beer and this was the first spot we stumbled into. Â Granted, half the crowd consisted of a a rowdy bunch of college boys who demanded that we dance before passing them-a good time was still had. Â They've got a few board games to keep you busy while you wait for your waiter to come around...and believe me-you're going to WAIT! Â We actually ended up walking up to the bar to order our second round since our server was MIA. Â Great live music too-a guy with a guitar doing anything from "Pour Some Suga on Me" to Jason Mraz's "I'm Yours."
Left to go to another bar & grab ice cream but when we came back, all I saw were endless hootchie mamas with mini skirts going in. Â Needless to say, we didn't come back for our after hours drink.
Recently refurbished and MUCH better now. Â I wouldn't set foot in here before when their biggest draw was jello wrestling! Â Now they have board games and little mini-wagons all over the ceilings and walls. Â The barmaids are really friendly and make great drinks. Â Prices are good. Â Crowd is good. Â Serve hotdogs etc really late, which is always nice to know. Â Considering the dearth of options out here, this is worth stopping by.
Review Source:Since Fire Island is basically a developed Sand bar itself, our group of rowdy hooligans thought it might be fun to mix with the local culture on a Saturday night. Now, before this cultural adventure you should have at *least* 5 margaritas because when you're grinding with a five foot tall balding 22-year old that keeps his tan year round and lives off protein shakes and the word "yo" you'll need a serious buzz. The doorman here was my absolute favorite, total beefcake who touched his balls in some way once every 3 seconds. I was informed that it was highly likely the guy had just shaved his balls and couldn't stay away from them...but that's neither here nor there.
While there are three bars on the main drag, Sand bar is a prime destination. This is probably because of their extremely popular Piña Colada drinks that mix well with 'roids and the smell of crabs wafting through the bar...oh and it smells like shellfish as well. The cherry on top was that they were playing the "King of Queens" family sitcom on the big screens providing the sole lighting in the bar.
The saving grace? The tunes are on point here...Boy II Men, ABBA, Whitney...they have it all. We were singing along and dancing like crazy despite the creepy prowlers and $12 cocktails.
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