I gotta amend my old reviews. I've been coming here very steady for a year now and this place is awesome! I let the PBR grow on me and at $7 a pitcher who wouldn't love it. The crowd is chill, the bartenders rock(especially michelle and sam), and if you come to drink alone there's a good chance youll be drinking with a new group of friends by nights end!
Review Source:I used to go here all the time last year until some BS happened that ended the night with the bartender asking me and my group to leave although the opposite group started the trouble. We went again a couple of weeks ago and wow, did the service go to crap. We had a different bartender this time, an old Caucasian lady and man was she a b*tch. She was definitely favoring what seemed to be "usuals" at the bar. Â We eventually had enough of not getting enough and left to a different bar. I can honestly say now that I'll never go back. I wouldn't recommend unless you're already a usual, or go with a person or two that is a usual.
Review Source:So far this is my favorite dive bar in Modesto. When you walk into this place you just know it has not changed much from whenever the hell it originally opened. It screams late 70's/early 80's bar, but it suits the vibe to a T!
The drinks are as cheap as they come (well drinks avg between $3-4 a piece) and are poured with a heavy hand! The crowd tends to have an even mix of young, old, and just plain desperate...but that's half the fun of a spot like this. It's like mingling with Spider-mans rogue's gallery on their night off. No one is really looking for trouble, just a cheap stiff drink, a good jukebox, darts/pool table, and a few 1/2 way decent folks to make beer goggle eyes with.
Pro-Tip: Ask about the Portuguese wine at the back of the bar. It's in a ceramic jug like it's straight out of The Legend of Zelda.
this place is as cool as modesto gets. for some reason around christmas  this is where everyone reunites. it's a cool bar/lounge with; cheap pool tables, a jukebox, cool booths to sit in, and oh yeah,.. CHEAP DRINKS! who would have thought?..sometimes this place is a little too bright.
this place is always on the list of places to be in modesto to find old friends.
This place definitely does not scream "Come on in boys! The party is over here!" It's a tiny hole in the wall located on a sad sad corner of a very "uppity" shopping center. There are no windows, a solid door. I swear to you that the first time I came to this place I thought I was walking into a strip joint.
I have had some great times here. Whether it be playing darts and listening to the jukebox, kicking back on a Sunday afternoon watching football, partying like hell on a Tuesday night... or a Saturday (can't tell the difference anymore).. this place is just ... there. Nothing special, nothing terrible, just a local watering hole filled with great friendly people.
The bartender Michelle is a peach and always great to chat with. I would give this place 4 stars but they only have Pabst and High Life on tap and being somewhat of a beer snob, this does not please me.
Ahhh... Vierra's :)
I have been going to this tiny hole in the wall since I turned 21...so about 6 years.
When you get sick of the downtown nightlife in Modesto, you're sick of $8 to $10 martini's and long islands, and you're just plain sick of the wannabe gangstas and the drunken barely legals, I suggest checking out Vierra's.
Located in McHenry Village...it is an unlikely addition to the over priced, snobby shops it is surrounded by. But, that's the thing about dive bars. What they lack in cosmetic appeal, they usually make up for in patrons, bar specials and a jukebox where you can always find an eclectic mixture of Bob Seeger, Poison and Seal.
I said Eclectic and I meant it.
Vierra's is never too crowded and one of the best things about it is the restaurant connected to it (which actually has nothing to do with Vierra's) called Ceyenne. It's a Cajun restaurant open from like 5 p.m to like 4 a.m. I'll review that next :)
I never even knew this place existed in the Mchenry Village. Sure, I had seen the sign now and again but never really thought about it.
Vieira's is certainly an odd match for the upper/middle-class air flowing through the rest of The Village. With place like Salon Salon and Harland's, you wouldn't think a Dive Bar would be nearby.
That said, Vieira's was a fun laugh. They have foose ball tables and have that "hole in the wall" ambiance that you can't NOT love!
I got a vodka cranberry here for 3.5, so pretty good price, but it tasted mostly like cranberry, ah well.
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