Bounty Hunters

Came here for karaōke on a Friday night around 10pm. The place was about ²⁄₃ full, and the karaōke crowd was mostly hardcore regulars — some really good singers among them, the kind who probably practice and shit.
My style is more renegade. My friend and I put $ 5 in the tip bucket and signed up to sing; after a reasonable wait of maybe an hour, I got called up and rocked the house with Led Zeppelin’s «Whole Lotta Love.» (I’m not exaggerating; I put on a real show and got a pretty decent round of applause. So it’s not like I was a dud).
After my friend sang, we put in another $ 5 and two more songs… and sat there forEVER while ever other half-​asser got onstage ahead of us. The one karaōke DJ (the sound guy) was friendly and cool, but the other guy (the one in charge of taking names) is apparently a real grump. He wouldn’t smile at me or anything.
My friend, who is somewhat of a regular here, claims that the guy just doesn’t like him personally… so maybe that was it. But either way… after sitting there drinking for around 90 mins, we gave up and left.
(Aside from the karaōke, the bar itself was fine — clean restrooms, stiff drinks, good prices, friendly bartender. Ambiance was Friday-night-Vegas-locals-in-the-suburbs…but there were some genuinely interesting people there.)
Would I come here again? Not to sing karaōke!

The waitress was rude, lazy and useless… she was more concerned with talking to the old guy at the bar than helping us with ANY of our questions.
They are currently not offering food, the service is rude and the inside looks like your standard dive bar.
They will be lucky if I come back…

No food that i can see and no draft beer. Reminds me of Ohio. A diamond pool table and karaōke. Customers are friendly and you can sing your favorite songs because everyone is terrible but it’s fun. Sort of like Champagnes for Summerlin. Im giving it 3 stars because its pretty limited on what it offers but what they offer is pretty good if you just want to play pool and sing karaōke.

Depending on the time you go, it could be good or bad.
The food there is pretty good for bar food. Better than PT’s or other major bars.
The service has been a bit spotty. The guy with glasses is okay. The older lady sucks, and the big guy is awesome!
They raised bucket prices which makes me not want to go back.
Friday and Saturday night Karaōke is okay. The problem is the Man Witch and the Asian Boys To Men dominate the stage. You’re lucky to get 3 songs in.
The atmosphere is nice, and they’ve improved the seating. I think it’s BS they reserve seats for Asian Boys To Men. It should be first come, first serve.
I only go there because my friends do. I’ll go there again, but only when my friends go.

Went here Saturday night, not too crowded. Mostly an older crowd and friendly atmosphere. My vodka and cran was weak, I had to order a shot but drinks are free when playing poker so how can I complain. They need more machines at the bar though. Best part was karaōke, music was awesome. There seem to be folks lined up, most likely regulars because quite a few sung multiple songs.

This was my first time here and would need to go back to make a more accurate rating of this establishment.
The atmosphere here was friendly, despite the fact it was really late night. Their bar seemed inadequately stocked, but the bartenders were accommodating and fun. I liked that there was a pool table and a spot near the house that is open 24 hrs a day is always a perk!
Overall i had a good experience there at the end of a night of drinking and would come back to check it out again