Harry’s Banana Farm
1919 N Dixie Hwy, Lake Worth, FL, 33460
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Address :
1919 N Dixie Hwy
Lake Worth, FL, 33460 - Phone (561) 540-8300
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Ambience : Divey
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Sat
Coat Check : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Jr E.
5 stars for Harry's and Ray, the best bar in palm beach county and I'd be content if it was the only bar in Palm beach county.
(5)Tony D.
Finally stumbled into this place with my girlfriend last week. Classic Florida dive bar that reminds me of the Green Parrot in Key West. Clientele around 1am was a diverse mix of restaurant people, bikers, cokeheads and a few semi-normal looking people. Smoky as fuck. Friendly and funny bartenders. The cat who lives on the bar is awesome. A nice place to drink.
(4)Benjamin B.
Harry's is one of those amazing finds that only adventurous dive-bar people daring enough to walk into potentially unsavory establishments find. That said, once I found it, I did not stop coming. The primary thing one should know is that drinks are CHEAP! Harry's prices pay homage to the days when poor beach bums who were headed to the Keys stopped and settled in Lake Worth and drank their lives away with little cash. We now get to benefit from history! The atmosphere is also extremely divey, which to me means that one can smoke, speak to friends unmolested by others, and enjoy the stereotypical Florida kitsch that adorns the walls. It is only fair to warn people that all of these elements combine to provide Harry's with a unique fragrance, but the smell becomes a test to see if you are a true dive bar aficionado! There is no room for imitators!
(5)Magic H.
There's a large black awesome cat on the bar. There's smoke everywhere, and I just quit smoking in December, so that made it tough to sit around in. The bar tender was wasted though, and didn't bring us another round of drinks. Had to sit there for 15 minutes to get her attention and get a refill, but by the time she came around I'd decided to just leave. This is a degenerate dive bar, I like it. Drinks are cheap, service is shoddy, and the cat makes up for all of it. I should give it a shittier review considering the service, but, it's a freaking awesome dive bar. So I can't really hate on it. Tell the bar tender to drink a water between her booze.
(4)Greg P.
Great local dive bar with friendly barmaids and cheap drink prices ... I always return
(5)Jess P.
Our entourage hit up like seven or eight places last Saturday night, and this place stood out through murky memories as the gem of the evening. Just grimy and lively enough to make a girl consider that redneck marriage proposal, so long as the wedding's held there at Harry's Banana Farm.
(5)Ed K.
Great local dive bar... Has THE BEST sign sayings in Palm Beach County. I drive by just to read the sign! A famous place.... I'll be back for a quick drink!
(4)S. S.
I have been coming to Harry's for over ten years. I fell in love with it as soon as I saw the short stick! I have laughed here. I have cried here. I have embarrassed myself here. I don't care and neither does anyone else. I don't make it in often enough.
(5)Emily C.
Went in on a quiet Wednesday evening with a girlfriend for a casual night's conversation and a pitcher of beer and proceeded to have a really negative experience. Almost immediately upon entering the space, I was harassed and touched by a male patron in erogenous zones (back of my leg, etc.). Fifteen minutes later, my friend and I stood up together and headed for the jukebox to pick out some tunes. For some reason, we immediately became the topic of discussion and the ENTIRE BAR (12- 15 adult people) ended up berating us. Surprisingly (or not, to some),one of the very inebriated and very aggressive bar tenders was the ring leader in this circumstance, being the one who brought us to everyone's attention. Let me stress that we didn't talk to anyone, had little to no interaction with the other patrons in the bar, kept a low profile and entirely to ourselves, etc. It was only when a slew of incredibly drunk men approached us AT OUR TABLE and touched our bodies and kissed our hands did we interact with anyone besides ourselves. John, the not-so-wasted other bar tender, did nothing to check his co-worker's words or actions. He sat on the other side of the bar smoking a cigarette watching all of this go down. He sat in passivity, immobilized for some reason unbeknownst to me. John totally didn't stop his co-worker from creating a terrible atmosphere and berating his two paying, sober, polite customers. The neighborhood bar where I decided to spend my money was instantaneously turned into a really unsafe space, a space where I kept my mace in my hand the whole time. All in all, it is my personal suggestion that people who are perceived as women DO NOT GO TO THIS BAR in a group of only women or alone. Don't go to this bar, period. If you must, go with a man. I'm not one for telling people (whomever they may be) where to go or how to behave, but take heed. Be ready to be touched, kissed on the hand, pet, approached by people who are incredibly, incredibly wasted, etc. Be ready to have your body up for grabs and to be ogled and gawked at. And when you don't respond positively to these come-on's, be ready to be perceived as bad people who deserve name calling. It is not a quaint and charming dive bar to me; to me, it was a space where sexist and hateful things are okay to say to complete strangers/paying customers, disrespect is the standard, and kindness is out of the question. I left feeling terrible, the service was terrible, the pitchers of weak domestic beer cost way too much, and I will never go back there. I want my two hours and my $10 back.
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