This place is gross, a total dive. My fault, I bought the Groupon for 2 sandwiches thinking it was a sub shop or deli, but of course I didn't do my research. I had no idea it was a bar... Duh. In my defense, the Groupon was misleading - it said "Sundance Sandwich - Meal for two"...
I'm on maternity leave so I sent my hubby to grab food. He called me to say the menu online was not current.... the person at the bar had no idea what I ordered because their website was out of date. I was so annoyed that all their info online (pricing, menu, etc) was incorrect.
The staff was extremely rude, so I'm not sure why they even bother serving regular food. I would never come back to this place again.
My sandwich was HUGE. But, it was soggy (covered in dressing) and the ingredients didn't taste fresh at all. There was like 3lbs. of meat on my sandwich, so this meal would be good for a caveman that is starving and doesn't care about taste or quality ingredients.
Meh. This bar is okay. I really only go because my friends for some reason LOVE this bar. I'm not too sure why. It's cool that they have free pool on Sundays and Thursdays. I have yet to try their food, but I've heard from many people it's really good. Keith, the DJ, Is hilarious!
I wish they would accept ATM. No one uses cash anymore.
I love this bar. The food is always great from sandwiches to standard bar fare. The drinks are made well (strong) and they have a wide variety of beer on tap. The  staff is always friendly, though I have more experience with the night crew. They have a great jukebox and always have sports playing.  I like the setup, sit at the bar if you want to people watch, or tables are available if you want to stick.with your group.  The bar manager is the shit...and so is the DJ. Super fun time.
Review Source:My experience was like unto Rick D's, but I was the Mrs. My BF worked here about 10 years ago and we were stoked to go back since he'd run into an old buddy that still worked here. We showed up around 9 on a Saturday night and ordered drinks from a very unfriendly bartendress... "What do you want?" in a decidedly business tone. Idk about you, but a bartender is usually a friendly, people-type person. If I'd been paying, she wouldn't have gotten a tip at all. Ok, maybe a small one since my drink was strong. The bar wasn't full. Maybe 20-25 people. We both ran into people we knew forever ago and chatted up a long-time regular that reminisced about how in the good ol' days the place was packed. I learned that our unfriendly bartender was the bar manager! Holy Hell! No wonder the place has thinned out!! The DJ, however, cracked me up and handled a very drunk birthday boy with style. Kudos! I'd have probably hit him. He was clearly annoying and in Mr. DJ's way. We stayed maybe an hour and a half due to the BF's disappointment in seeing "his" bar as it is now. Don't get me wrong, we are fans of dive bars!! Friendly, laid back ones. I don't care if you have food or clean bathrooms. But for goodness sakes, make people feel welcome!
P.S. A sign declares that they do not accept credit or ATM DON'T EVEN ASK. Be prepared with cash if you venture in here. Again, not a problem... I don't have a problem with cash only and I know you're likely tired of telling people you don't accept credit, but it comes with the territory. I've worked retail. It gets mundane, it gets annoying. Â It is also your job to sell booze and it's rude to post a sign like that.
I checked this place out becuse its close to my new place. Â Clean, with two pool tables and three electronic dart boards. Â The bar tender greeted me nicely, although I kinda felt like the guy who walks into a bar in the old west and the piano player stops playing. Â I guess I don't fit the regular Wednesday at 4 o'clock crowd profile.... Â
Pluses: Â
I like that they've got 20 beers on tap including Lagunitas and Stella.
Clean, no typical bar-like smells
They don't measure the pours
Minuses: Â
Their Happy Hour (for beers anyway) is just 50 cents off regular price
CASH ONLY at the bar. Â Who does that these days? Â Minus one star.
Bathroom--see note below
You can order food at the deli next door, and you gotta pay for it at the deli next door. Â The deli does take credit cards, and the deli staff were cool and rung me up for $10 over so I could use the cash at the bar. Â Otherwise, Â there is an ATM in the back of the bar. Â I got the hot pastrami and fries, which they will bring to the bar for you and you can eat at the bar. The $2 basket of fries was huge, and tasty. Â The hot pastrami with provolone on French roll was just ok, but they made it how I wanted it. Â
The bar itself was quiet, with sports only on the TV's and no radio or jukebox playing from 4 - 6 the afternoon i was there. Â I talked to an older regular who, after commenting I must not come here often, noted that I picked a good night to come in, as it was quiet. Â I guess it can get loud, although that was not my experience that Wednesday.
I also went Thursday night--free billiards and karaoke. Â This time it was definitely louder, but not deafining. Â The crowd was very thin, which to me meant it was a dead night or the place is not that popular...
NOTE: Â The men's room door did not have a lock on it. Â There's a urinal and a commode, but good luck on privacy using the commode-it's right in front of the not-possible-to-lock door and faces the bar!
Would be a two star "meh" for me but gets a +1 for proximity/convenience to my digs.
Meh. Â This bar is for chubby chicks and the out of work drunk dudes that like 'em. Save your money and head anywhere else. Apparently this bar doesn't know the first thing about hiring fun, attractive, friendly staff members. Â The two unhappy marsh mellows at the front door were rude and uninviting, the bartendar was obviously overwhelmed despite there only being a handful of people ordering drinks. Â The "chick"(?) running karaoke was horrible to listen to, look at, talk to, you name it. Â We walked in during her rather manly rendition of "Bar Room Brawl" and could only hope that a fight might actually occur to make this place worth visiting. Â It smells like vomit, you feel likely to get a disease from touching anything in the bathroom, and the patrons are obviously a group of regular, town drunks who don't like outsiders. Â This is DEFINITELY NOT your friendly neighborhood bar.
Review Source:Have been here many times to play pool and have a drink. I have not sat at the bar so cannot comment on friendliness of other patrons. The best thing about this place is the connected sandwich shop. Tri-Tip sandwich is great. Not a bad place to stop and have a game of  pool, drink and food.
Review Source:Quality dive bar. This one will be in regular rotation from now on.
Took the group on a Thursday (duh.) and filled up a couple of tables. It was our second visit and this time we had saved room to have some dinner. Grabbed tri-tip sandwiches (w/ au jus), garlic fries, and cheese sticks from the deli side and damn was it all tasty. The boys were happy. Food winner was the tri-tip quesadilla, that's what I'm getting next time.
Football game was on (more happy boys) and the atmosphere was dark, comfortable, and casual. Fussy types should avoid this place, you probably won't like it. If you just want to relax with friends, come on over.
Tip: Keep your booze order to beer in the very tall mug, or a 2-item cocktail (also served in a generously sized glass). Gin/tonic, rum/coke. etc.
The Mrs and I dropped in on a Friday afternoon to be greeted by a room full of hard looks, and how dare you bring her in here with all all those boob's showing stares from the big un's that filled the room.  Upon slopping my drink's together (vodka  straight up with a luke warm red bull back), glaring at me like I was the anti Christ, snatching my money and walking away I came to the conclusion that the bartender (older gal trying really hard to look 20'ish) was the most miserable person we have ever met.  We tried to sit at the bar, but finally just gave up, it was obvious we were not welcome here, nor was my money. Â
I will never step foot in this hole again, which sucks for them because they are close and have potential. Â We are always looking for decent bars near our home to have some fun.
Great sandwiches. Had the Marley, it was delicious. Lots of food, Let say that I should of went with a small. Good price. Little disappointed that most of my fillings fell out as I was trying to eat it. I guess thats why they give you a fork. :)
I would recommend you visit this wonderful place and enjoy the great food.
I have sung karaoke here, played pool here, shot darts here and gotten poo faced drunk here. Â Sometimes I did some of those things well................and, well.....sometimes badly. Â But my most recent experience was when I met my dad here for fathers day. Â We had a couple pitchers of beer($7 Coors Light, happy hour) while we watched the Nascar race and the A's game. Â THEN we moved on to the bowling arcade game which I admit, my dad beat me 3 out of 5 times. Â He sucks! Â No wait, I guess I do! Â Then we played the WSOP arcade game and handed him his ass on a platter. Â Was it mean that I did that on fathers day? Â Probably, but I dont care. Â We had a good time.
Review Source:Meh, meh, meh. I feel that a "2-star" rating is pretttttttttty crappy, so I suppose I will give them 3... ONLY because their bartenders have a heavy hand. I have been to this fine establishment about 3-4 times. Â It's your typical karaoke bar. Â It really does smell like a pool hall/bowling alley though... you know the "old stinky shoe" smell? Â Yeah, that. Â I'm not quite sure why either, since it ISN'T a bowling alley. Â
One plus is that this place is within stumbling distance from my house, so I don't have to drive there or pay for a taxi to get home. Â There are some kind of shady folks who hang out there, but hell, it's a dive bar-- that is to be expected, right? Â
They do have karaoke on certain nights (if that's your thing), and a couple pool tables... there's one of those cool game-box things with trivia and strategy games that you can waste your $$ on if you don't feel like mingling with the crowd!!
I don't really have any bad OR greatly memorable experiences here, so like I said, it's just- Meh.
I LOVE THIS PLACE FOR KARAOKING! Its like 2-3 bucks to get in and I think its free for ladies on Fridays. I love watching drunk people sing like they think they are Mariah Carey. Cheap, fun entertainment.
If you are in town, don't want to spend a lot of money and love watching drunk people try to sing, this is the place to go!
I dont know about the BAR, but the TRI TIP is the BEST! Â The flavor is FANASTIC you can get it to-go. Â $22 for trip tip enough for 5 people!. Â REALLY GREAT tri tip. They make it all the time. Great flavor every time. PLACE is clean when I buy food.ITS FRESH and very tender. try IT!
Review Source:Sundance is alright. I cant say I'm a huge fan since the place is filthy beyond what I'm usually cool with in a dive bar. Probably because the drinks are cheep so people get obliterated and throw up all over the carpet on a regular basis... seriously, look at the floor in this joint. The people who frequent this bar are ok. Not the worst Ive experienced... The Guys tend to be posers who think they can "kick your ass". Ive seen many girls acting like hookers (key word acting, they don't actually make you pay to touch or sleep with them) in here so go gettem boys! On weekend nights ladies get in for free so I assume they actually charge guys to get in? WHAT? Charged to get in this place? For what reason? To see Live Karaoke Singing? I'm baffled and appalled. Karaoke here is not spectacular either. Just your average system in the middle of the walkway where drunks are slamming into you while you sing.
Review Source:This isn't the type of bar I would normally frequent, but I was invited by friends who live in the area who knew they have a karaoke night on Friday. Â The pitchers of beer are a reasonable $11, and the people-watching is pretty priceless. Â This place is in a strip mall roughly across Sunrise Boulevard from Fuddrucker's.
Cover charge was $2.  Lots of hootchies dressed to thrill--I was informed  this place was the place to come for some "baby momma action" (according to my inebriated tour guide).  Got my butt grabbed by a drunk blonde whose seat I was blocking while ordering my beer.  I must've fit the profile of a potential  "just add Dad".
The layout of the men's room selected for making a bathroom buddy. Â For some reason, my fellow urinators (two spots available: urinal and toilet bowl) all felt compelled to share their drunken thoughts with me. Â One dude even tapped me on the back while I was using the urinal to repeat this profundity: "Dude... I don't know about you but I'm way fucked up!" Â Good on you, bathroom brother. Upward and onward, I say!!
The karaoke was good fun. Â Some astonishingly good singing coming from sweet young honeys in tight pantalones. Â Apparently cleavage is still popular even in the blustery winter months (thanks, God!). Â Don't know if I'll be back, but I won't forget the eye candy and the new friends I made at Sundance.
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