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  • Chris H.

    Stopped by this place for a drink and ended up staying for a couple more! Had a blast talking to the bar tender and playing video games while sipping on my PBR. We ordered up some fried mushrooms and another round. Seems to be a great place to hang out with a group and have a good time. I'll be back!

    (4)
  • Perry M.

    This place is like a typical sports bar slash restaurant, got a few pool tables and some games along with a Foosball table which makes this place pretty fun if you want a few drinks and some game play. I have been here a few times thru out the years. It's basically been the same, Food is good, bar service is ok, but it is kind of dirty and a bit dark, but definitely a cool little spot to kick it.

    (4)
  • Davis B.

    Wow, at 3.5 stars I sadly think this place is ranked too high. Hidden from plain view off of 7th St., and across from The Yard, Pomeroy's is as divey as it gets. I only stepped foot into this place because I was with friends who insisted on going inside, even against my wishes. So I at least knew what I was getting myself into. That being said, it's almost not even fair I'm writing a review for this place, because some dives can be great hidden gems, but I have to take action with this place by giving my two cents. I live and the neighborhood and this establishment always comes up on my Yelp mobile app and I'm not sure why. Here's the thing: I really like dive bars. Just not ones that take it to an apathetic extreme. That's the vibe you get when you walk into Pomeroy's. I'm really not one for bars with dim lighting and prehistoric decor. Strike 1. Service wasn't that good either. As I said, the place is so crappy looking it's reflected in the attitudes of the people that work here. You have to order everything from the bar. Even food. My friends wanted to have a quick bite to eat here and the waitress saw us once. Granted they were a little busy, but c'mon. Strike 2. I won't continue on with this, but I can promise that if you're looking for a drink, or even a good place for happy hour, there are just too many other options in the vicinity that are 100 times better than the ambiance of this place: Zipps, The Yard, The Vig, and Z Tejas to name a few.

    (1)
  • Stephen C.

    I like this bar because of the ambiance. It's pretty laid back with 4 pool tables a pretty good jukebox and a few video games. I hear the food is good for bar food but I've just gone for drinking. The Bartender Drew is a great bartender..... If he doesn't know how to make a drink he will at least try or look it up and make sure he gets it right. One night he made a Cadillac Margarita for us and every time he made it he would ask if it's alright? we would say yes and he said "good... I just wanna make sure it's done right for you. If it isn't please let me know" That's some Bad Ass Service!!!! That being said we were playing pool and we're ready for another drink but I guess Drew was on break because I encountered the Female "Bartender". I got the same drink and when I took it back to the table and took that first sip it just didn't taste the same or even close to what we were drinking up to that point. So doing what I was told to do if this happened I took the drink back. Well by this time Drew the awesome bartender was back and I told him it just wasn't made right. He walked over to the girl and let her know AND THATS WHEN IT GOT FUN!!! She Became so rude after that.... Drew of course remade the drink the right way. We have gone back a few times since that night but if Drew isn't there then we are prepared to walk right back out and go to another place. I don't know if she is related to the owner or is sleeping with one of them or has a blackmail thing going on but I can't figure out why she still has her job there!!!! Again..... Ask for Drew!!!!!!

    (4)
  • Karen K.

    My group of friends and I are big fans of dive bars. They have a juke box, pool tables, shuffle board and darts. It's the perfect set up for a fun night! Sadly my group of friends now refuse to go because of the one blonde bartender that is incredibly rude. She is constantly wasted at work and messing up our tabs and then giving attitude to us when she has to fix it. It's pretty crazy that one person can bring such a negative energy to a bar. Instead we will go to swizzle inn, or George and dragon which isn't as fun but always has a happy, inviting and pleasant bar staff. Sadly reading all the reviews she has been mentioned 5 times and pomeroys still keeps her around. I wonder how much more business she can turn away before they do anything about it. If you do go, ask for Drew. He's great!

    (2)
  • Chris S.

    Cold Beer + Hot Wings = Great Night Newell and Drew are awesome! Always have some special going - the night we were there was $4 for two Rolling Rock drafts. The hot wings were made to order, Drew likes to know how "hot" you like them. Friends had the chicken with salad and the pastrami Reuben - and they loved it. Its a nice little neighborhood bar with some good food.

    (5)
  • Marissa H.

    Our experience here was crappy. Went for the first time Saturday night, the drinks were good and strong and the food wasn't bad either. I had the sliders with fries and my husband had the fried zuchinni and mushrooms. That was good. But the service and ATTITUDE of this bartender was horrendous. I can't believe she has a job there. No 'hi' or 'how are you guys?' when we went to order drinks at the bar. She took our orders, came back with drinks and snatched my husbands credit card out of his hand very rudely without saying a word. We sat at a table, decided what we wanted to eat and then went back to put in our order. While we were waiting, we played some of the arcade games. This rude bartender comes up to me with our order while I watch my husband play this game and says "Chris?" And I said "Yes, that's us." And she goes "Is this your order?"" And I said "Yes, this is ours." And once again she looks at my husband and says "CHRIS!?" Then at me and says "is that his name? Is this even your order?" And I'm like "Yes" as I try to take the food from her hands cause she's just holding it there. Then she says "Why isn't he answering me then!?" Like a damn toddler screaming for attention, that's what she sounded like. Then she gives me my food and finally storms off. We finished our food, paid our tab and got the hell out of there. I hate to admit this because my husband and I have both worked in the food service industry so when he told me he stiffed her on the tip I felt kind of bad but that girl needs to work on her attitude. She just didn't deserve anything. Other than the shitty service, the place looked like a cool place to hang out but we won't be back. Unless there is another and nicer bartender on duty.

    (1)
  • Greg P.

    If your desperate and dying of thirst from being in the deert ,make this your last stop and die in here ,you will fit in with the decor and menu.

    (1)
  • Brittnee R.

    We really love it here! Four pool tables, good bad-for-you food and great service from the guy bartender. The only things we weren't by thrilled were the female bartender (tight blonde curls and SUPER rude to everyone in our party) & the ranch was pure buttermilk with no flavor. Regardless, we will be back to give it another shot!

    (4)
  • Lily M.

    Upon arriving here on a Sunday evening, I was comfortable with the ambiance. My bf and I grabbed some well cocktails, made some music selections on the juke box, and proceeded to play some pool. Bartenders, were nice through out our stay, until after 3 games of pool and A FEW cocktails later, our tab was $93.00!!!!! Even if we were drinking top shelf our tab would have not reached that ridiculous amount. After making a comment about the tab, one bar tender was apologetic and admitted to running up some items to our tab. We were cool with it since the problem was acknowledged. HOWEVER, the other bartender w the black beard got totally defensive and wanted us to pay our tab. No freaking way! After an exchange in words, black beard gave us the ultimatum of canceling out our tab and we were never to be allowed there. We were fine with paying what we ordered, not someone else's drinks/food. All in all, fuck that place. Only reason there is a star is so I can continue with this review.

    (1)
  • Monique H.

    If nothing else, you should visit Pomeroy's because there works the world's best bartender, Charlie. A master of his craft, Charlie may also be the world's best grilled cheese chef. I've watched him make them, he gives a shit. Happy hour has 2 for 1 domestics on tap. You know how some uptight bars won't serve you more than one drink at a time? Oh no, not Pomeroy's. They hand you two picture perfect ice frosted mugs filled with your favorite brew and you realize this place isn't for amateurs.

    (4)
  • cassandra s.

    I'm giving this place a 5 star rating because what I remember of the night was 5 star worthy! We were walking around downtown on my birthday night with a bunch of peeps and couldn't decide where to go. Finally, someone suggested Pomeroy's. So we walked over. Honestly, I don't remember walking anywhere after, but I do know that I got home. So... I can't really comment on the walk and location. When I ran off to the bathroom for 3 minutes, my husband succeeded in tracking down the waitress and having her rush a piece of cake out to our table so they could sing to me upon my return. That was pretty much the coolest thing ever. On my way to that aforementioned bathroom venture, I passed a girl who I heard push through to the front of the bar yelling in the most annoying voice ever "hey! Let me up there! It's my birthday!" uh no. It's my birthday b.tch. Back off. We drank and ate and were merry. It was a good time. I've passed by the place in the day and it looks completely different then how it did that night.

    (5)
  • Danny D.

    I like this place. Plenty of pool tables. Lots of beer. Even caguamas of your favorite Mexican brews. They have that old golf arcade game too.

    (3)
  • Travis S.

    I love dive bars. But dive bars should have dive bar prices, not $5 for a Corona. And please, when I ask for water don't tell me "we only have bottled water" and charge me $2. Not true and not cool.

    (2)
  • Briana D.

    If you are "drunk and annoying" do not come here! I was told this by the bartender while trying to order some food and a drink. Un-professional. Go across the street to the yard! They are friendly and willing to accommodate all.

    (1)
  • Christina P.

    I really have a hard time calling Pomeroy's a dive bar and, when challenged, I can't completely justify why I have this struggle. Sure, the tables are carved up with things like "Yelp" and "I am RAD" (Heya, Julia!!) and the seating is like an unupholstered school bus bench. Sure, there's multicolored, tinsel, holiday lights hanging around the pool area. Sure, they sell Schlitz and PBR - and Michelob 64. And, of course, the pièce de résistance: 1-ply TP... But, those dudes in the kitchen know how to work a flat top grill! Menu offerings (besides the cracker jacks and Gardetto's snacks for purchase behind the bar) include hot dogs, burgers (I am SO getting a patty melt next time), chicken and other grilled sandwiches. There are also some salad options if you're not feelin' the grease. But the highlight for me is the green chile! And, they'll put it on anything! It's like I'm back in New Mexico!! First time I went, I had the turkey green chile melt ($7.75). Last night, I enjoyed a grilled cheese ($3.95) and asked them to add green chile. It was perfect! Big strips! Enough for chile in every bite! Sandwiches are served with a choice of fries, fruit, salad, cottage cheese or chips - but really?! When fries are involved is there REALLY a choice? In this case there is because they even have a couple of different types of fries (crinkle, wedge or shoestring)! I guess that's the dilemma: When I think of going to Pomeroy's I am as excited about the 15 beers on tap and cheap cocktails as I am about the food! I've thought about going to Pomeroy's for lunch on a weekday - without even the intention of sneaking a brew in the middle of the work day! How about we call it a dive restaurant... compromise?

    (4)
  • Amy D.

    Arana invited me to her birthday gathering here last night. She wanted to know if a skirt would be good. I told her "Um, it's Pomeroy's. Wear sweats." Yeah, it's a dive bar, but it's evolved over the past couple years. There were hipsters. And girls really dressed up. At Pomeroy's. WTF??? I always get the grilled cheese and have them add green chiles. I also get tater tots on the side. I looooove their tater tots! Only thing I don't like is that you have to go to the bar to order your food and drinks. I waited at my table for 10 minutes before I finally decided to call in my order. From my booth.

    (3)
  • Kate L.

    As good as it gets, for dive bars, of course. Pomeroy's truly is the best of the worst. It has all the comforts of a great dive bar: windowless, dirty, surly bartenders, cheap drinks, greasy food, and a handful of regulars. You can come as you are and fit right in or throw on some clean clothes and be one of the better looking people in the bar. The place smells much better than it ever used to, thanks to the "no smoking inside" ban a few years back. But it still is pretty nasty...in a good way. Watch yourself in the bathrooms though... Shuffleboard, pool tables, people watching, and cheap eats and drinks are all in store for those brave enough to hang at Pommies. They even have darts, fooseball, and a small respectable arcade that boasts Deer Hunter. As far as food goes, it is the quintessential bar food. Served on paper plates...just like you have at home. The burger and chili cheese fries are my favorites and the beers are ice cold. A good casual place to just hang out - Pomeroy's holds a special place in my heart and always delivers a good time. Sometimes a headache too, but that kicks in the next day.

    (5)
  • Julia T.

    Dive bar heaven. I second Dallas' review. This place is a sh*thole, and I love it. I got served right away every time. Some people said it was because I had boobs. Not like I can help that. ;) The bartender may or may not have lent me his knife, so I could carve something special into the table. I may or may not be the a-hole who carved-- I AM RAD. They made me a grilled cheese 40 minutes after the kitchen closed. I was also told this was because I had boobs. I thought it was my unbelievable charm. That grilled cheese was amazingly delicious. I danced, even there was no dance floor. I loudly sang Keep on Loving You with about ten friends, while the majority of the bar looked at us in horror, and I can't sing for sh*t. I played Dirty Diana & Poison by Bel Biv DeVoe, and most of the place was singing along with Poison. Considering the crowd, this was awesome & hilarious. The bathroom was fouler that any gas station I've ever seen on a road trip, as luck would have it I was so drunk by the time I got in there, that I didn't care. It was way too cold. I put on a sweater, which I took off while dancing to Dirty Diana later. Yes, I was that girl, and this was that night. If you can't have fun here, well, I can't help you. Pomeroy's, thanks for the memories.

    (5)
  • Bridget D.

    I always forget and tell people that Pomeroy's is on Central. I think it must just be that cool - I'm trying to pull it closer to the other really good places to go. It is, in fact, on 7th St. and if you tie it on a little tight, the grocery behind is, in fact, open late. It looks like a bar that should have a few regular bar flies and music that screeches to a halt when someone new walks in. And by that, I mean it's the most endearingly divey of bars. There's shuffleboard, just give your id to the bartender in return for the pucks. There's pool, but you pay quarters for that. The juke box is electronic and you should expect that you're gonna hear Def Leppard at least once during the night. The regulars will help you learn darts, the food is griddle-fare and the guys behind the bar are always good for a chat or to grab you a pint. Pomeroy's should definitely be on your rotation of places to be in Phoenix.

    (4)
  • Stacy M.

    My gay neighbor took me here for afternoon cocktails on a Sat. This place sucks! The bartender was unfriendly and the bloody mary had no alcohol. Wont return again. It also smells like cigarette smoke from before they banned smoking in the bars. Gross! better dive bars to be had

    (1)
  • Eric R.

    I'll definitely come back here. It has a nice long bar, booths for eating and drinking, pool tables and a few video games. I was stoked that they had Fat Tire on tap for $3.75. They also have a lot of other good beer choices on tap at reasonable prices.The wood panelling definitely adds to the divey feel.While I did not eat, the food looks decent enough....better than what you'd expect at a dive. There was some work funtion going on there, so I didn't get an accurate feel for the crowd. But there were mostly working class types, young and old, some bikers. So NO attitude or pretense and a comfortable atmosphere, so what's not to like? The only downside is that the place smells like farts. It's not overwhelming, but the essence of ass is definitely there. If you have a good buzz going, that's really only a minor annoyance.

    (3)
  • Heather Z.

    This is a very odd, disgusting, wonderful, enchanting, engaging, and dark neighborhood bar experience. It's a hole, and a hole I love. I go there a lot, with my firends and family - and now my son (since the smoke is no longer inside). The food is remarkable. I don't know how they do it, they have the BEST food - with roast beef cut right off the roast and the GREEK salad is awesome. It's great food at a great price, with the neighborhood clientele, a juke box, darts and pool - that my son can hang out and play with us. I am not exactly hot and I get great service - tableside even! I think it helps if you are nice...so be nice to the people who work there, and they will be nice back to you. Funny how that works!

    (5)
  • David D.

    Wow, I can't believe some of these reviews. WTF were you expecting, a metrosexual/bi/trendy dive where the bartenders juggle balls of fire? It's in a stripmall North of the Bashas. I don't even know what other stores are in the stripmall, but Pomeroy's is right behind the Starbucks. Anyway, they have Bell's Oberon and an awesome selection of other beers. They also stock about a dozen beers on tap and a decent food menu. If this doesn't cut it for you, there's a plethora of overpriced places nearby on Camelback for you to blow your money at. At least you can feel less insecure about yourself knowing you're a total douchebag or stuck-up bitch.

    (5)
  • Brad E.

    A group of us went to Pomeroy's after a Coyotes game. This was my first trip to, what can only be described as a shithole. Be that what it may, they don't try to be anything but said shithole. They have a huge selection of beer, both on draft and in the bottle. They have liquors galore as well. I think they have wine, but Pomeroy's is not a place where you drink wine. It is beer or some dark colored liquor. I did get some food here. They have a pretty large menu actually. It mostly consists of grilled cheeses, melts, burgers, and hot dogs. I had some sort of melt and it was pretty frickin tasty! It was greasy mind you, but I needed it to soak up the large amounts of alcohol I had indulged in. On this particular night a a fellow Yelper, who will remain nameless, was dancing to every song that the jukebox played. There was even a dance off to some Michael Jackson song or another. It was epic! Pomeroy's is a dive bar, so don't expect anything less. Come as you are and they will still love you. PS. The bathrooms are pretty gross, but it just adds to the overall atmosphere.

    (3)
  • Audra U.

    I do NOT like Saturdays here. The day definitely does matter when it comes to this place. The crowd is young, even the 'tenders! Like, under 25 young. Hispters, casual, retro, drunk, snobby, loud, rude, semi cute guys, ugly girls, lustful. Hmm do I not like hanging out at a bar with people my own age?! Gosh, my generation can suck sometimes. Did I get the word RUDE in there? Oh yeah, I did. The bartenders are nice. Nick doesn't work on Saturdays. Alex's head is fine. He's great. The jukebox SUCKS! The selection is shitty. It's just crap. I'm apologizing in advance for this next bit. I don't care if this girl reads this. I fought hard to bite my tongue at the bar. I can't hold it in any longer. This goes out to the chubby biotch with the streaky bad dye job so called highlighted hair. Shut your ugly mouth & go pick songs you'd like to hear instead of loudly yelling about how shitty you think other people's song selections are. If I ever see you again, & you open your loud mouth, I just might shove my glass down your throat to shut your ignorant rude tasteless heifer ass up. Ps. those guys you were hanging all over weren't even interested in you either. They were just too drunk to care. One of these days that nasty look you throw people for no reason will result in a heap of shit coming your way, girlie. Wait, you were a girl, right???

    (2)
  • Georgie S.

    This place was disgusting, and of course by disgusting I mean awesome. And I suppose I also mean disgusting, because lets face it, Pomeroy's is not intended for the faint of heart. A group of us came pummeling on Saturday night after Amber W. and the Second Time Ever boys were kind enough to give us a Sunnyslope Art Walk preview (which kicked ass by the way) and immediately I was hooked. $2.75 Amber Bocks ALL DAY and a late night menu with grilled cheeses, chicken fingers, and mozzarella sticks? Where do I sign up? Like seriously, that is my holy trifecta of late night bar food, and this particular bar food was delicious. And I can say that with great confidence because believe it or not, I wasn't drunk, so I could actually taste it : ) Be prepared to wait though, because the service for certain members of our party (sorry Jordan) was SLOW. Yes, the table was filthy and no one once came over to clean it. Yes, the clientele was a bit on the unwashed side. And yes, there were at least 5 people in there that wanted to kill me for no other reason that I made the mistake of walking in with a designer bag. But listen, Pomeroys make's ZERO excuses for itself, and really, what self-respecting dive bar should? That said, before my next visit to Pomeroys, I will dirty myself up a bit and dress in the finest wife beater I own, and it will be on, because no amount of salty bar patrons will stand between me and my $2.75 Amber Bocks, so don't even try...

    (4)
  • AMber W.

    I walked in, screamed "Hey Charlie" to Charlie, the bartender, and he screamed back "Hey Amber." This is my new home base. I couldn't love this place more if I tried. Try the fuzzy .... ummm .. you know, the other name for a kitty kat ... it's quite tasty

    (5)
  • Nathan S.

    If you have amazing tits or a douchey hat, you will good service. Someone carved Cenpho.TV into one of the tables. That someone was me. Being a huge fan of dive bars, I feel like I should enjoy this place more. I don't. I love my crew though. Love is a battlefield. Hell is for children. Don't stop believin'.

    (3)
  • Miss C.

    Moderately cheap drinks. Pool tables and Shuffleboard (yea!!) People keep saying the food is good... perhaps someday I will get drunk enough to try the food from this dive... I don't know if I would order food from here soberly. But the beer is cold, the music is decent, the Christmas lights are on and the people are amusing to watch. Ladies.. a tip to the wise.. put the Clorox wipes in your purse to give the bathroom a lil perking up before you use it and its far less scary... besides there is always something amusing written on the stalls, so it is easy to distract yourself from the grunge.. And if you are there at the right time, a crazy from the center down the street will come around asking for a smoke and passing out roses he ripped of the bushes next door. Oooh Pomeroy's!

    (4)
  • Amy S.

    I drove 35 minutes (from the bowels of the valley... aka Gilbert) to get to Pomeroy's and it was well worth it. I met up with a group of friends to celebrate the life and times of Michael Jackson and the jukebox was ready for us. They had $30 worth of MJ songs loaded up that lasted us most of the evening. They have a slightly elevated game room with wooden floors that are perfect for moonwalking. They have several beers on tap, at a reasonable price. And, their menu is filled with delicious grilled cheese variations- my choice of the evening was grilled cheese with bacon. Bacon makes EVERYTHING better, right? I would totally agree with labeling this as a "dive bar" - dim lighting, pool tables, buck hunter.... yup, it's a divebar. But had a great time! And the service was great- thanks Charlie!

    (4)
  • Andrew K.

    Absolutely the wrong time to be updating this, but whatever. Busy week. Anyway, the booze is cheaper than I remembered, unless they lowered their prices, the grilled cheese sammy is as good as advertised, and best of all, the midweek bar staff are actually decent people. Sweet. I can stop hating this place, or at least have no reason to hate it. I have a hard time refraining from hating things I started out hating. Good thing I don't hate too many things.

    (4)
  • Kristi D.

    eh.... it's ok. I think I was looking for something a little more chill divey and not so sports divey. It was a little brighter inside than I expected and as I said it seemed more like a trashy sports bar than a trashy divey joint which was a pretty immediate turnoff. The pour was okay, I've had better elsewhere for the same price. There was a slightly noticeable odor of ass in the air and it was freeeeeezing at the bar. Hello people, the temperature is dropping, it's no longer 115 degrees outside, do ya think you can raise the thermostat above 70??? Thanks. Not horrible but I doubt I'll be back.

    (2)
  • Nicki A.

    Pomeroy's is, by far, my favorite bar! Now, this is not the place to go if you want to get dressed up and go somewhere swanky or go dancing or anything like that. And don't bring friends that are too cool for dive bars either. Pom's is where you go if you want to wear your jeans and drink for cheap and rock out to the jukebox. Most of the bartenders have been there since I've started going and remembered my drink the second or third time I went in, gotta love that! There are a lot of regulars and is usually pretty low key and chill, but it can also get pretty packed on Saturday nights. They have four pool tables and shuffle board, too. They have a pretty wide selection of beers, most of them on tap. My personal fav is Blue Moon but I once had a friend get incredibly excited to see they have Mirror Pond and another friend get equally happy over PBR, ha! Oh, and their food... yum! I mean, it's definitely bar food (fried goodies, sammies, burgers, etc.) but I will say that their club sandwich is just amazing. I know, most food is delicious late at night at the bar... but, for real. It's good! Also, the bartenders have cooked up food for my friends and I on more than one occasion after the kitched was closed. Love me some Pomeroy's!

    (5)
  • Jen H.

    Great neighborhood place that's been there forever! The staff is friendly and attentive and they pour a decent drink. The food is standard (can't go wrong with a grilled cheese though). Pool tables, Foosball, dart boards, Megatouch - there's always something to do so you are never bored.

    (4)
  • Jon K.

    It's cheap and you can always get a table, usually a bar stool. Dougie makes a badass chicken Philly cheesesteak with jalapenos.

    (3)
  • Norma R.

    Pomeroy's and I have a really ass backwards relationship. Typically, the purpose a bar serves me is to quench a thirst brought on by numerous factors, the most typical one being the uncanny excitement I have for making poor (but fun) decisions. Because of this, the purpose I serve bars is not only the obviously fiscal nature of the relationship, but I often serve as the harbinger of good times. So here's the problem with P-roy's. I never want to come here. Ever. This is the place I END UP at and it's typically the result of somebody else's negative circumstance that I don't really want to deal with (friend meltdown, death, crashed vehicles), and I almost always have to leave a place I like to come here. I know, weird, right? But I've been here more times than I can shake a stick at, and while I am usually the omen of good times to come, I always know that if I am on my way to Pomeroy's, not only will I be saving copious amounts of cashola, I also always end up having a blast and not doing something stupid. So the role reversal always sends me for a loop, and the bathroom always smells like fresh poop, but I can't help kinda liking it.

    (3)
  • Jake C.

    A good jukebox, a nice section of pool tables and plenty of seating make this one of my favorite old school Phoenix bars. Years ago, they had a reputation for being "soft" on ID's, so I was a regular when I was home from school my freshman year in college. Since then, apparently there has been some sort of crackdown but the main things that make it a good spot to kick back with a few pitchers and friends remain unchanged. You'll find that around thanksgiving and Christmas the crowds are overwhelming, as it has become the unofficial reunion bar for Phoenix natives that have since migrated to other parts of the country and world. The rest of the year it is easy to find seats at the bar or one of the tables, and the laid back divey atmosphere makes it easy to have a good time.

    (4)
  • Heidi E.

    Ah Pomeroy's. I have to say that the food definitely beats out the drinks at this establishment. It's rare to find a bar that serves excellent food, but Pomeroy's is definitely at the top of my list. In addition to this, they have this crazy satellite juke box which allows my grumpy Brit friends who are in town to pretty much select anything they can possibly think of to play (Blackalicious anyone...?) Plus, I give extra points to a place that decides to put up wood boards/paneling covering every square inch of wall space. My only complaint? If you have a group of six or more, you're going to have to do some really creative chair arrangements. Most of the tables are built for no more than six.

    (3)
  • Fred M.

    If you read enough of my Yelp reviews, you'll notice that my second home is the crappiest dive I can find. Pomeroy's is no exception. I started coming here because my friends live within walking distance and is where they like to go. To be fair, I've never actually gone there on my own (without them) so I cant say I really choose the place. The bartenders are very very quick to remember your name and your drink, even though by the end of the night I always forget their names. The selection of games (shuffleboard, darts, pool, and arcades) is very good and worth the entertainment factor in their own. You never know what kind of crowd will be there, but mostly it is not a good one. I've had a lot of people try to start fights here, it's just a seedy and unruly bunch. That all said, overall I think it's an ok place to drink. It's inexpensive and the bartenders are great, and when it's all said and done, thats what matters the most about a bar.

    (3)
  • Amy D.

    Arana invited me to her birthday gathering here last night. She wanted to know if a skirt would be good. I told her "Um, it's Pomeroy's. Wear sweats." Yeah, it's a dive bar, but it's evolved over the past couple years. There were hipsters. And girls really dressed up. At Pomeroy's. WTF??? I always get the grilled cheese and have them add green chiles. I also get tater tots on the side. I looooove their tater tots! Only thing I don't like is that you have to go to the bar to order your food and drinks. I waited at my table for 10 minutes before I finally decided to call in my order. From my booth.

    (3)
  • Kate L.

    As good as it gets, for dive bars, of course. Pomeroy's truly is the best of the worst. It has all the comforts of a great dive bar: windowless, dirty, surly bartenders, cheap drinks, greasy food, and a handful of regulars. You can come as you are and fit right in or throw on some clean clothes and be one of the better looking people in the bar. The place smells much better than it ever used to, thanks to the "no smoking inside" ban a few years back. But it still is pretty nasty...in a good way. Watch yourself in the bathrooms though... Shuffleboard, pool tables, people watching, and cheap eats and drinks are all in store for those brave enough to hang at Pommies. They even have darts, fooseball, and a small respectable arcade that boasts Deer Hunter. As far as food goes, it is the quintessential bar food. Served on paper plates...just like you have at home. The burger and chili cheese fries are my favorites and the beers are ice cold. A good casual place to just hang out - Pomeroy's holds a special place in my heart and always delivers a good time. Sometimes a headache too, but that kicks in the next day.

    (5)
  • Julia T.

    Dive bar heaven. I second Dallas' review. This place is a sh*thole, and I love it. I got served right away every time. Some people said it was because I had boobs. Not like I can help that. ;) The bartender may or may not have lent me his knife, so I could carve something special into the table. I may or may not be the a-hole who carved-- I AM RAD. They made me a grilled cheese 40 minutes after the kitchen closed. I was also told this was because I had boobs. I thought it was my unbelievable charm. That grilled cheese was amazingly delicious. I danced, even there was no dance floor. I loudly sang Keep on Loving You with about ten friends, while the majority of the bar looked at us in horror, and I can't sing for sh*t. I played Dirty Diana & Poison by Bel Biv DeVoe, and most of the place was singing along with Poison. Considering the crowd, this was awesome & hilarious. The bathroom was fouler that any gas station I've ever seen on a road trip, as luck would have it I was so drunk by the time I got in there, that I didn't care. It was way too cold. I put on a sweater, which I took off while dancing to Dirty Diana later. Yes, I was that girl, and this was that night. If you can't have fun here, well, I can't help you. Pomeroy's, thanks for the memories.

    (5)
  • Christina P.

    I really have a hard time calling Pomeroy's a dive bar and, when challenged, I can't completely justify why I have this struggle. Sure, the tables are carved up with things like "Yelp" and "I am RAD" (Heya, Julia!!) and the seating is like an unupholstered school bus bench. Sure, there's multicolored, tinsel, holiday lights hanging around the pool area. Sure, they sell Schlitz and PBR - and Michelob 64. And, of course, the pièce de résistance: 1-ply TP... But, those dudes in the kitchen know how to work a flat top grill! Menu offerings (besides the cracker jacks and Gardetto's snacks for purchase behind the bar) include hot dogs, burgers (I am SO getting a patty melt next time), chicken and other grilled sandwiches. There are also some salad options if you're not feelin' the grease. But the highlight for me is the green chile! And, they'll put it on anything! It's like I'm back in New Mexico!! First time I went, I had the turkey green chile melt ($7.75). Last night, I enjoyed a grilled cheese ($3.95) and asked them to add green chile. It was perfect! Big strips! Enough for chile in every bite! Sandwiches are served with a choice of fries, fruit, salad, cottage cheese or chips - but really?! When fries are involved is there REALLY a choice? In this case there is because they even have a couple of different types of fries (crinkle, wedge or shoestring)! I guess that's the dilemma: When I think of going to Pomeroy's I am as excited about the 15 beers on tap and cheap cocktails as I am about the food! I've thought about going to Pomeroy's for lunch on a weekday - without even the intention of sneaking a brew in the middle of the work day! How about we call it a dive restaurant... compromise?

    (4)
  • Bridget D.

    I always forget and tell people that Pomeroy's is on Central. I think it must just be that cool - I'm trying to pull it closer to the other really good places to go. It is, in fact, on 7th St. and if you tie it on a little tight, the grocery behind is, in fact, open late. It looks like a bar that should have a few regular bar flies and music that screeches to a halt when someone new walks in. And by that, I mean it's the most endearingly divey of bars. There's shuffleboard, just give your id to the bartender in return for the pucks. There's pool, but you pay quarters for that. The juke box is electronic and you should expect that you're gonna hear Def Leppard at least once during the night. The regulars will help you learn darts, the food is griddle-fare and the guys behind the bar are always good for a chat or to grab you a pint. Pomeroy's should definitely be on your rotation of places to be in Phoenix.

    (4)
  • Stacy M.

    My gay neighbor took me here for afternoon cocktails on a Sat. This place sucks! The bartender was unfriendly and the bloody mary had no alcohol. Wont return again. It also smells like cigarette smoke from before they banned smoking in the bars. Gross! better dive bars to be had

    (1)
  • Eric R.

    I'll definitely come back here. It has a nice long bar, booths for eating and drinking, pool tables and a few video games. I was stoked that they had Fat Tire on tap for $3.75. They also have a lot of other good beer choices on tap at reasonable prices.The wood panelling definitely adds to the divey feel.While I did not eat, the food looks decent enough....better than what you'd expect at a dive. There was some work funtion going on there, so I didn't get an accurate feel for the crowd. But there were mostly working class types, young and old, some bikers. So NO attitude or pretense and a comfortable atmosphere, so what's not to like? The only downside is that the place smells like farts. It's not overwhelming, but the essence of ass is definitely there. If you have a good buzz going, that's really only a minor annoyance.

    (3)
  • Heather Z.

    This is a very odd, disgusting, wonderful, enchanting, engaging, and dark neighborhood bar experience. It's a hole, and a hole I love. I go there a lot, with my firends and family - and now my son (since the smoke is no longer inside). The food is remarkable. I don't know how they do it, they have the BEST food - with roast beef cut right off the roast and the GREEK salad is awesome. It's great food at a great price, with the neighborhood clientele, a juke box, darts and pool - that my son can hang out and play with us. I am not exactly hot and I get great service - tableside even! I think it helps if you are nice...so be nice to the people who work there, and they will be nice back to you. Funny how that works!

    (5)
  • David D.

    Wow, I can't believe some of these reviews. WTF were you expecting, a metrosexual/bi/trendy dive where the bartenders juggle balls of fire? It's in a stripmall North of the Bashas. I don't even know what other stores are in the stripmall, but Pomeroy's is right behind the Starbucks. Anyway, they have Bell's Oberon and an awesome selection of other beers. They also stock about a dozen beers on tap and a decent food menu. If this doesn't cut it for you, there's a plethora of overpriced places nearby on Camelback for you to blow your money at. At least you can feel less insecure about yourself knowing you're a total douchebag or stuck-up bitch.

    (5)
  • Miss C.

    Moderately cheap drinks. Pool tables and Shuffleboard (yea!!) People keep saying the food is good... perhaps someday I will get drunk enough to try the food from this dive... I don't know if I would order food from here soberly. But the beer is cold, the music is decent, the Christmas lights are on and the people are amusing to watch. Ladies.. a tip to the wise.. put the Clorox wipes in your purse to give the bathroom a lil perking up before you use it and its far less scary... besides there is always something amusing written on the stalls, so it is easy to distract yourself from the grunge.. And if you are there at the right time, a crazy from the center down the street will come around asking for a smoke and passing out roses he ripped of the bushes next door. Oooh Pomeroy's!

    (4)
  • Amy S.

    I drove 35 minutes (from the bowels of the valley... aka Gilbert) to get to Pomeroy's and it was well worth it. I met up with a group of friends to celebrate the life and times of Michael Jackson and the jukebox was ready for us. They had $30 worth of MJ songs loaded up that lasted us most of the evening. They have a slightly elevated game room with wooden floors that are perfect for moonwalking. They have several beers on tap, at a reasonable price. And, their menu is filled with delicious grilled cheese variations- my choice of the evening was grilled cheese with bacon. Bacon makes EVERYTHING better, right? I would totally agree with labeling this as a "dive bar" - dim lighting, pool tables, buck hunter.... yup, it's a divebar. But had a great time! And the service was great- thanks Charlie!

    (4)
  • Andrew K.

    Absolutely the wrong time to be updating this, but whatever. Busy week. Anyway, the booze is cheaper than I remembered, unless they lowered their prices, the grilled cheese sammy is as good as advertised, and best of all, the midweek bar staff are actually decent people. Sweet. I can stop hating this place, or at least have no reason to hate it. I have a hard time refraining from hating things I started out hating. Good thing I don't hate too many things.

    (4)
  • Georgie S.

    This place was disgusting, and of course by disgusting I mean awesome. And I suppose I also mean disgusting, because lets face it, Pomeroy's is not intended for the faint of heart. A group of us came pummeling on Saturday night after Amber W. and the Second Time Ever boys were kind enough to give us a Sunnyslope Art Walk preview (which kicked ass by the way) and immediately I was hooked. $2.75 Amber Bocks ALL DAY and a late night menu with grilled cheeses, chicken fingers, and mozzarella sticks? Where do I sign up? Like seriously, that is my holy trifecta of late night bar food, and this particular bar food was delicious. And I can say that with great confidence because believe it or not, I wasn't drunk, so I could actually taste it : ) Be prepared to wait though, because the service for certain members of our party (sorry Jordan) was SLOW. Yes, the table was filthy and no one once came over to clean it. Yes, the clientele was a bit on the unwashed side. And yes, there were at least 5 people in there that wanted to kill me for no other reason that I made the mistake of walking in with a designer bag. But listen, Pomeroys make's ZERO excuses for itself, and really, what self-respecting dive bar should? That said, before my next visit to Pomeroys, I will dirty myself up a bit and dress in the finest wife beater I own, and it will be on, because no amount of salty bar patrons will stand between me and my $2.75 Amber Bocks, so don't even try...

    (4)
  • AMber W.

    I walked in, screamed "Hey Charlie" to Charlie, the bartender, and he screamed back "Hey Amber." This is my new home base. I couldn't love this place more if I tried. Try the fuzzy .... ummm .. you know, the other name for a kitty kat ... it's quite tasty

    (5)
  • Nathan S.

    If you have amazing tits or a douchey hat, you will good service. Someone carved Cenpho.TV into one of the tables. That someone was me. Being a huge fan of dive bars, I feel like I should enjoy this place more. I don't. I love my crew though. Love is a battlefield. Hell is for children. Don't stop believin'.

    (3)
  • Brad E.

    A group of us went to Pomeroy's after a Coyotes game. This was my first trip to, what can only be described as a shithole. Be that what it may, they don't try to be anything but said shithole. They have a huge selection of beer, both on draft and in the bottle. They have liquors galore as well. I think they have wine, but Pomeroy's is not a place where you drink wine. It is beer or some dark colored liquor. I did get some food here. They have a pretty large menu actually. It mostly consists of grilled cheeses, melts, burgers, and hot dogs. I had some sort of melt and it was pretty frickin tasty! It was greasy mind you, but I needed it to soak up the large amounts of alcohol I had indulged in. On this particular night a a fellow Yelper, who will remain nameless, was dancing to every song that the jukebox played. There was even a dance off to some Michael Jackson song or another. It was epic! Pomeroy's is a dive bar, so don't expect anything less. Come as you are and they will still love you. PS. The bathrooms are pretty gross, but it just adds to the overall atmosphere.

    (3)
  • Audra U.

    I do NOT like Saturdays here. The day definitely does matter when it comes to this place. The crowd is young, even the 'tenders! Like, under 25 young. Hispters, casual, retro, drunk, snobby, loud, rude, semi cute guys, ugly girls, lustful. Hmm do I not like hanging out at a bar with people my own age?! Gosh, my generation can suck sometimes. Did I get the word RUDE in there? Oh yeah, I did. The bartenders are nice. Nick doesn't work on Saturdays. Alex's head is fine. He's great. The jukebox SUCKS! The selection is shitty. It's just crap. I'm apologizing in advance for this next bit. I don't care if this girl reads this. I fought hard to bite my tongue at the bar. I can't hold it in any longer. This goes out to the chubby biotch with the streaky bad dye job so called highlighted hair. Shut your ugly mouth & go pick songs you'd like to hear instead of loudly yelling about how shitty you think other people's song selections are. If I ever see you again, & you open your loud mouth, I just might shove my glass down your throat to shut your ignorant rude tasteless heifer ass up. Ps. those guys you were hanging all over weren't even interested in you either. They were just too drunk to care. One of these days that nasty look you throw people for no reason will result in a heap of shit coming your way, girlie. Wait, you were a girl, right???

    (2)
  • Jon K.

    It's cheap and you can always get a table, usually a bar stool. Dougie makes a badass chicken Philly cheesesteak with jalapenos.

    (3)
  • Kristi D.

    eh.... it's ok. I think I was looking for something a little more chill divey and not so sports divey. It was a little brighter inside than I expected and as I said it seemed more like a trashy sports bar than a trashy divey joint which was a pretty immediate turnoff. The pour was okay, I've had better elsewhere for the same price. There was a slightly noticeable odor of ass in the air and it was freeeeeezing at the bar. Hello people, the temperature is dropping, it's no longer 115 degrees outside, do ya think you can raise the thermostat above 70??? Thanks. Not horrible but I doubt I'll be back.

    (2)
  • Nicki A.

    Pomeroy's is, by far, my favorite bar! Now, this is not the place to go if you want to get dressed up and go somewhere swanky or go dancing or anything like that. And don't bring friends that are too cool for dive bars either. Pom's is where you go if you want to wear your jeans and drink for cheap and rock out to the jukebox. Most of the bartenders have been there since I've started going and remembered my drink the second or third time I went in, gotta love that! There are a lot of regulars and is usually pretty low key and chill, but it can also get pretty packed on Saturday nights. They have four pool tables and shuffle board, too. They have a pretty wide selection of beers, most of them on tap. My personal fav is Blue Moon but I once had a friend get incredibly excited to see they have Mirror Pond and another friend get equally happy over PBR, ha! Oh, and their food... yum! I mean, it's definitely bar food (fried goodies, sammies, burgers, etc.) but I will say that their club sandwich is just amazing. I know, most food is delicious late at night at the bar... but, for real. It's good! Also, the bartenders have cooked up food for my friends and I on more than one occasion after the kitched was closed. Love me some Pomeroy's!

    (5)
  • Jen H.

    Great neighborhood place that's been there forever! The staff is friendly and attentive and they pour a decent drink. The food is standard (can't go wrong with a grilled cheese though). Pool tables, Foosball, dart boards, Megatouch - there's always something to do so you are never bored.

    (4)
  • Karen K.

    My group of friends and I are big fans of dive bars. They have a juke box, pool tables, shuffle board and darts. It's the perfect set up for a fun night! Sadly my group of friends now refuse to go because of the one blonde bartender that is incredibly rude. She is constantly wasted at work and messing up our tabs and then giving attitude to us when she has to fix it. It's pretty crazy that one person can bring such a negative energy to a bar. Instead we will go to swizzle inn, or George and dragon which isn't as fun but always has a happy, inviting and pleasant bar staff. Sadly reading all the reviews she has been mentioned 5 times and pomeroys still keeps her around. I wonder how much more business she can turn away before they do anything about it. If you do go, ask for Drew. He's great!

    (2)
  • Perry M.

    This place is like a typical sports bar slash restaurant, got a few pool tables and some games along with a Foosball table which makes this place pretty fun if you want a few drinks and some game play. I have been here a few times thru out the years. It's basically been the same, Food is good, bar service is ok, but it is kind of dirty and a bit dark, but definitely a cool little spot to kick it.

    (4)
  • Davis B.

    Wow, at 3.5 stars I sadly think this place is ranked too high. Hidden from plain view off of 7th St., and across from The Yard, Pomeroy's is as divey as it gets. I only stepped foot into this place because I was with friends who insisted on going inside, even against my wishes. So I at least knew what I was getting myself into. That being said, it's almost not even fair I'm writing a review for this place, because some dives can be great hidden gems, but I have to take action with this place by giving my two cents. I live and the neighborhood and this establishment always comes up on my Yelp mobile app and I'm not sure why. Here's the thing: I really like dive bars. Just not ones that take it to an apathetic extreme. That's the vibe you get when you walk into Pomeroy's. I'm really not one for bars with dim lighting and prehistoric decor. Strike 1. Service wasn't that good either. As I said, the place is so crappy looking it's reflected in the attitudes of the people that work here. You have to order everything from the bar. Even food. My friends wanted to have a quick bite to eat here and the waitress saw us once. Granted they were a little busy, but c'mon. Strike 2. I won't continue on with this, but I can promise that if you're looking for a drink, or even a good place for happy hour, there are just too many other options in the vicinity that are 100 times better than the ambiance of this place: Zipps, The Yard, The Vig, and Z Tejas to name a few.

    (1)
  • Stephen C.

    I like this bar because of the ambiance. It's pretty laid back with 4 pool tables a pretty good jukebox and a few video games. I hear the food is good for bar food but I've just gone for drinking. The Bartender Drew is a great bartender..... If he doesn't know how to make a drink he will at least try or look it up and make sure he gets it right. One night he made a Cadillac Margarita for us and every time he made it he would ask if it's alright? we would say yes and he said "good... I just wanna make sure it's done right for you. If it isn't please let me know" That's some Bad Ass Service!!!! That being said we were playing pool and we're ready for another drink but I guess Drew was on break because I encountered the Female "Bartender". I got the same drink and when I took it back to the table and took that first sip it just didn't taste the same or even close to what we were drinking up to that point. So doing what I was told to do if this happened I took the drink back. Well by this time Drew the awesome bartender was back and I told him it just wasn't made right. He walked over to the girl and let her know AND THATS WHEN IT GOT FUN!!! She Became so rude after that.... Drew of course remade the drink the right way. We have gone back a few times since that night but if Drew isn't there then we are prepared to walk right back out and go to another place. I don't know if she is related to the owner or is sleeping with one of them or has a blackmail thing going on but I can't figure out why she still has her job there!!!! Again..... Ask for Drew!!!!!!

    (4)
  • Chris S.

    Cold Beer + Hot Wings = Great Night Newell and Drew are awesome! Always have some special going - the night we were there was $4 for two Rolling Rock drafts. The hot wings were made to order, Drew likes to know how "hot" you like them. Friends had the chicken with salad and the pastrami Reuben - and they loved it. Its a nice little neighborhood bar with some good food.

    (5)
  • Norma R.

    Pomeroy's and I have a really ass backwards relationship. Typically, the purpose a bar serves me is to quench a thirst brought on by numerous factors, the most typical one being the uncanny excitement I have for making poor (but fun) decisions. Because of this, the purpose I serve bars is not only the obviously fiscal nature of the relationship, but I often serve as the harbinger of good times. So here's the problem with P-roy's. I never want to come here. Ever. This is the place I END UP at and it's typically the result of somebody else's negative circumstance that I don't really want to deal with (friend meltdown, death, crashed vehicles), and I almost always have to leave a place I like to come here. I know, weird, right? But I've been here more times than I can shake a stick at, and while I am usually the omen of good times to come, I always know that if I am on my way to Pomeroy's, not only will I be saving copious amounts of cashola, I also always end up having a blast and not doing something stupid. So the role reversal always sends me for a loop, and the bathroom always smells like fresh poop, but I can't help kinda liking it.

    (3)
  • Jake C.

    A good jukebox, a nice section of pool tables and plenty of seating make this one of my favorite old school Phoenix bars. Years ago, they had a reputation for being "soft" on ID's, so I was a regular when I was home from school my freshman year in college. Since then, apparently there has been some sort of crackdown but the main things that make it a good spot to kick back with a few pitchers and friends remain unchanged. You'll find that around thanksgiving and Christmas the crowds are overwhelming, as it has become the unofficial reunion bar for Phoenix natives that have since migrated to other parts of the country and world. The rest of the year it is easy to find seats at the bar or one of the tables, and the laid back divey atmosphere makes it easy to have a good time.

    (4)
  • Heidi E.

    Ah Pomeroy's. I have to say that the food definitely beats out the drinks at this establishment. It's rare to find a bar that serves excellent food, but Pomeroy's is definitely at the top of my list. In addition to this, they have this crazy satellite juke box which allows my grumpy Brit friends who are in town to pretty much select anything they can possibly think of to play (Blackalicious anyone...?) Plus, I give extra points to a place that decides to put up wood boards/paneling covering every square inch of wall space. My only complaint? If you have a group of six or more, you're going to have to do some really creative chair arrangements. Most of the tables are built for no more than six.

    (3)
  • Fred M.

    If you read enough of my Yelp reviews, you'll notice that my second home is the crappiest dive I can find. Pomeroy's is no exception. I started coming here because my friends live within walking distance and is where they like to go. To be fair, I've never actually gone there on my own (without them) so I cant say I really choose the place. The bartenders are very very quick to remember your name and your drink, even though by the end of the night I always forget their names. The selection of games (shuffleboard, darts, pool, and arcades) is very good and worth the entertainment factor in their own. You never know what kind of crowd will be there, but mostly it is not a good one. I've had a lot of people try to start fights here, it's just a seedy and unruly bunch. That all said, overall I think it's an ok place to drink. It's inexpensive and the bartenders are great, and when it's all said and done, thats what matters the most about a bar.

    (3)
  • Lily M.

    Upon arriving here on a Sunday evening, I was comfortable with the ambiance. My bf and I grabbed some well cocktails, made some music selections on the juke box, and proceeded to play some pool. Bartenders, were nice through out our stay, until after 3 games of pool and A FEW cocktails later, our tab was $93.00!!!!! Even if we were drinking top shelf our tab would have not reached that ridiculous amount. After making a comment about the tab, one bar tender was apologetic and admitted to running up some items to our tab. We were cool with it since the problem was acknowledged. HOWEVER, the other bartender w the black beard got totally defensive and wanted us to pay our tab. No freaking way! After an exchange in words, black beard gave us the ultimatum of canceling out our tab and we were never to be allowed there. We were fine with paying what we ordered, not someone else's drinks/food. All in all, fuck that place. Only reason there is a star is so I can continue with this review.

    (1)
  • Monique H.

    If nothing else, you should visit Pomeroy's because there works the world's best bartender, Charlie. A master of his craft, Charlie may also be the world's best grilled cheese chef. I've watched him make them, he gives a shit. Happy hour has 2 for 1 domestics on tap. You know how some uptight bars won't serve you more than one drink at a time? Oh no, not Pomeroy's. They hand you two picture perfect ice frosted mugs filled with your favorite brew and you realize this place isn't for amateurs.

    (4)
  • cassandra s.

    I'm giving this place a 5 star rating because what I remember of the night was 5 star worthy! We were walking around downtown on my birthday night with a bunch of peeps and couldn't decide where to go. Finally, someone suggested Pomeroy's. So we walked over. Honestly, I don't remember walking anywhere after, but I do know that I got home. So... I can't really comment on the walk and location. When I ran off to the bathroom for 3 minutes, my husband succeeded in tracking down the waitress and having her rush a piece of cake out to our table so they could sing to me upon my return. That was pretty much the coolest thing ever. On my way to that aforementioned bathroom venture, I passed a girl who I heard push through to the front of the bar yelling in the most annoying voice ever "hey! Let me up there! It's my birthday!" uh no. It's my birthday b.tch. Back off. We drank and ate and were merry. It was a good time. I've passed by the place in the day and it looks completely different then how it did that night.

    (5)
  • Danny D.

    I like this place. Plenty of pool tables. Lots of beer. Even caguamas of your favorite Mexican brews. They have that old golf arcade game too.

    (3)
  • Travis S.

    I love dive bars. But dive bars should have dive bar prices, not $5 for a Corona. And please, when I ask for water don't tell me "we only have bottled water" and charge me $2. Not true and not cool.

    (2)
  • Briana D.

    If you are "drunk and annoying" do not come here! I was told this by the bartender while trying to order some food and a drink. Un-professional. Go across the street to the yard! They are friendly and willing to accommodate all.

    (1)
  • Marissa H.

    Our experience here was crappy. Went for the first time Saturday night, the drinks were good and strong and the food wasn't bad either. I had the sliders with fries and my husband had the fried zuchinni and mushrooms. That was good. But the service and ATTITUDE of this bartender was horrendous. I can't believe she has a job there. No 'hi' or 'how are you guys?' when we went to order drinks at the bar. She took our orders, came back with drinks and snatched my husbands credit card out of his hand very rudely without saying a word. We sat at a table, decided what we wanted to eat and then went back to put in our order. While we were waiting, we played some of the arcade games. This rude bartender comes up to me with our order while I watch my husband play this game and says "Chris?" And I said "Yes, that's us." And she goes "Is this your order?"" And I said "Yes, this is ours." And once again she looks at my husband and says "CHRIS!?" Then at me and says "is that his name? Is this even your order?" And I'm like "Yes" as I try to take the food from her hands cause she's just holding it there. Then she says "Why isn't he answering me then!?" Like a damn toddler screaming for attention, that's what she sounded like. Then she gives me my food and finally storms off. We finished our food, paid our tab and got the hell out of there. I hate to admit this because my husband and I have both worked in the food service industry so when he told me he stiffed her on the tip I felt kind of bad but that girl needs to work on her attitude. She just didn't deserve anything. Other than the shitty service, the place looked like a cool place to hang out but we won't be back. Unless there is another and nicer bartender on duty.

    (1)
  • Greg P.

    If your desperate and dying of thirst from being in the deert ,make this your last stop and die in here ,you will fit in with the decor and menu.

    (1)
  • Brittnee R.

    We really love it here! Four pool tables, good bad-for-you food and great service from the guy bartender. The only things we weren't by thrilled were the female bartender (tight blonde curls and SUPER rude to everyone in our party) & the ranch was pure buttermilk with no flavor. Regardless, we will be back to give it another shot!

    (4)
  • Chris H.

    Stopped by this place for a drink and ended up staying for a couple more! Had a blast talking to the bar tender and playing video games while sipping on my PBR. We ordered up some fried mushrooms and another round. Seems to be a great place to hang out with a group and have a good time. I'll be back!

    (4)

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Opening Hours

  • Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm

Specialities

  • Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
    Parking : Private Lot
    Bike Parking : Yes
    Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
    Good for Groups : Yes
    Ambience : Divey
    Noise Level : Very Loud
    Music : Juke Box
    Good For Dancing : No
    Alcohol : Full Bar
    Happy Hour : Yes
    Best Nights : Wed, Thu, Sat
    Coat Check : No
    Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
    Outdoor Seating : No
    Has TV : Yes

Pomeroy’s

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