There's a lot to be said for enjoying drinks, good company, and live music in a setting that's on top of the ocean. Â But no words other than those are necessary. Â I mean really.....what's not to like?
Just be careful navigating your way down the steps when you leave, could be slippery ...you know, the ocean mist and all.....
Also, if the restroom is busy Tony's is just a few feet away....
I must have a thing for ........I'm not sure what's up with that.....
Small, loud, local and fun! Reasonable prices for the drinks. Oldest blues club in the South Bay. And last night they had a kick-ass band called Short Fuse. They play at Sundance for the Gibson guitar people, and have had guest singers like -- oh -- John Legend and Sting.
Zach Schary, the lead guitarist in the tradition of Stevie Ray Vaughan, is one talented sumbitch. As are the rest of this great group -- including singer Lisa Cee  and harp player Johnny Mastro who are both awesome.
Try to catch them if you can. But, if not, you'll have a blast anyway.
I have never seen/been to a bar that has a beer pong table in it!!! I walked into the bar, with a few friends... low and behold--Beer Pong... early Sunday afternoon! haha. Oh, and first pitcher is free
My 3/5 stars is mainly based on the beer pong table. If it wasn't there I don't see myself ever going there again. The bar is rather small, "smoking patio" consists of a 4ft square of surface area when the door is closed... weak. I mean sure you can walk up/down the stairs, but c'mon... c'mon how many smokers (cigs) do you know that absolutely love climbing stairs after smoking. haha. I guess, it's kind of cool that they have karaoke. I might have given them a higher score if the place were more lively. Maybe it was all the 35 to 40+ crowd there. *shrug*
Maybe, I'll go again on a Friday or Saturday night.
This place rocks. Well, at least when I went.
There was a band playing which didn't dissapoint. Quite a few people, young and old and everyone was mingling.
The bartender was my favorite part of this place (Hi Trinity). She's the kind of bartender i wish was in every dive in LA.
They're not open very often though, never did figure out their hours.
Every time I walk past here with my boyfriend (usually on the way to Kilkenny's or Old Tony's) I beg my boyfriend to go in here with me. Why? I love karaoke - it's my guilty pleasure and they do a lot of it here. The only time I have managed to get him to go in here it was my birthday and he cracked; probably with good reason (as he won't go back). It's kind of er, local.. not in a Naja's way, more in a people have been attached to the bar since 1963 kind of way. Personally I don't mind that but my boyfriend is a Karaoke / Bar snob at (random) times.
I have no idea where Adam got Italian bistro from - nothing could be further from the truth. Oh and if they did do food - you wouldn't want to eat it. Trust me on that one.
An italian bistro? I'm not too sure about that. Â A friend and I peeked in briefly for a drink lastnight and the bartender (Trinity) said "no food" so we were forced to eat from the Chinese place below this bar, which wasn't so bad. Â Anywho, slow local atmosphere. Â This place had a live band lastnight that wasn't too bad. Â It's worth checkin out for a drink or two or going with a crew.
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