Agree with all the previous posters, great drinks, great prices, friendly staff.... Nice pool tables, dart boards, but they are soft tip and that makes me a little sad...lol
I drank several Guinness, and my friend drank at least a bottle of vodka and our bill was $23.00. Â I got no complaints at all.
Tony's is the bar the northwest valley needs right now, and the bar it deserves. $2 Sierra Nevada IPA? $3 Stella? Is this real life?
Lots of pool tables, darts, some arcade games, and ample seating. Also the youngest crowd I've seen in any watering hole lining 59th avenue. And like yours truly, they're into the day drinking! My only regret is not discovering this place sooner.
It's really hard to judge a bar when you go there on a weekday.  I am a fan of dives and this one was ok. The beer was cheep and they serve tall  PBRs which is awesome. The pool tables were all open. The people there seemed to be an oler crowd. 30 and up. The girl bartender was cool.  The worst part was there was really nothing to look at.  :( Also the music they played on the jukebox sucked. There was A LOT of country followed by rap, Beastie Boys, a little classic rock... it was kinda WTF.
Review Source:Really like this place, wound up there one night by accident, as my friend  and I got disgusted with the lousy service at the "other" bar in the same shopping center as Tony's.
The place had a good vibe, jukebox playing, people shooting darts, Â we felt totally comfortable, and found a table, to sit and catch up.
Service was really good, The bartender, while waiting on another customer, made eye contact, to acknowledge me, and said she'd be right with me. Â I like that in a place, ---nothing worse than standing at a bar waiting to order drinks and feeling invisiable.
My beer was good and cold, Â my friend ordered a vodka and orange juice, and commented that it was a nice "stiff drink" - Â
We both said we were glad we stumbled upon Tony's and will be back.
Tony's is a pretty standard dive bar. I prefer it to the other places near my apartment because it is more chill and serves Amber Bock in addition to the standard Budweiser/Coors/etc. This particular bar is surrounded by a Dairy Queen and a late night pizza place across the street---both are great after drinks. I only wish the clientele was a little younger.
Review Source:One of the classier dives in Glendale, if I had known about this place sooner I would probably be here every night. It's only 2 miles from where I live.
OK, maybe not every night, but $6 for a pitcher of Amber Bock? That's a good enough deal to get drunk on! Just don't eat anything before you go and you're really set!
The funny thing about this bar is the diversity of music they play vs. the stereotype of clients they pull in. I heard a few classic rock songs that wanted to make me wave my confederate flag (and really perked up the clientele), then i got a dose of the Beastie Boys and Offspring which made me feel like I was in high school, but I could legally drink and then there was some rap and Britney Spears thrown in.
They have games on TV and plenty of pool tables. It's actually a pretty clean place. I would take my mom here.
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