Timeout Lounge

It seems to becoming a tradition for me to spend holidays at Timeout.  St Patty's was no exception.  The place and the people are really growing on me.  My only gripe is that they don't have Angry Orchard Cider... but the guys behind the bar made sure they found something for me that I'd like.  The (free- yay!) Potato Corn Cheddar was phenominal!!!  It took all my self-restraint not to make a pig of myself.  The bad was wonderfully crappy as usually.  I rarely go midweek, but I think I'm going to muster some courage and check out Kareoke one of these days.

I am SO at home here.   For me, going to Timeout is like slipping on a pair of well-worn, well-loved shoes.  XOXO

I'm a cheapskate, not into frills nor fashion and this lil hole in the wall is perfect. Free food...yum, the drink prices rival even those AmVet lounges, like $0.25 more than and that is it. The internet-fed jukebox is my only complaint but the bartender will play you any station you want to hear. The clientele is mixed, I never felt out of place and wold highly recomment their laid-back atmosphere to you all.

Kind of a dive bar.

The drinks are not bad. They have free snacks, popcorn, pretzels, hot dogs, and even chilli, I think.

Played pool a few times. I think it's free from Sunday-Thursday. There's also a dart board, but I'm not sure if it works.

My friends and I get stares when we walk in. The first time, I heard people say, "Tourists." I can maybe understand thinking the Indian (like from India, not American Indian) dude and the white dude were tourists, but I don't understand thinking two Alaska Natives would be tourists . . . in Alaska.

The bartenders are nice.