I Don’t Know Yet Lounge

Great place. Open early. Good beer. Good mixed drinks. Decent area. Cool name. Parking is good. Bathroom is good. Jukebox is good.

Great atmosphere, everyone is friendly, and they serve wine. They play anything from oldies to country music to dance music, all because of the nifty jukebox they have. The music selection is a little limited compared to other more high-​tech jukeboxes but it gets the job done. Beware of being hit on by random mens if you sit by the jukebox, I have personally witnessed this happen to a few of my girlfriends the few times we have been there LOL. It always makes for a good laugh. Overall, an interesting and neat neighborhood dive bar that I would go back to.

This dive bar is a-​ok in my books and is a fine spot to pull over and have a quick one. $ 6 premium tall boys in the middle of the day has me sold. Located in a shopping center across the DMV is a great location for those who get their license revoked which probably wouldn’t be a real life situation as you need an id to enter a bar. Unless I just have a baby face and haven’t gotten over that hump yet…

If I could give it no stars, I would. My husband is in the military and we are driving cross county from seeing family so we naturally have out of state ID’s. They flat out refused to take Wyoming AND California ID’s! Never in my life have I been turned away because I’m not from that state! Ended up going to another bar called Rookies, no problems and great staff!

I come to this bar numerous times a month with my friends and love it. It’s a neighborhood bar so you have to judge it as such. They have a few beers on draft in a huge mug for $ 4 which I always take advantage of. Gina is our favorite bartender — she is such a sweetheart and friendly and always gives us a hug when we visit. She makes killer Bahama Mamas so make sure you get one if you’re into fruity, «girly» drinks.

Ok, but terrible ventilation and bathrooms. Good for the novelty and a very large mug of Fat Tire.

I have been a fan of this bar for the past 10 years or so. My father used to go there by himself, then he started taking my mom, then they brought me when I was old enough to drink. Now I bring my partner and all my friends. It has become a family outing. It’s a great neighborhood bar. The bartenders are so friendly (esp. Gina). Drinks are relatively inexpensive. We have met alot of friendly people there. Yes, on occassion the clientele gets out of hand but luckily Gina is right there to kick them out. I just wish this place was open on New Year’s Eve but oh well. I highly recommend this place who wants a place with a relaxed environment.

My first thought when I walked in was, «Wow! It’s a Tejano version of the bar in Jackie Brown!» After my eyes became adjusted to the low light and mirrors on the ceiling, I saw there indeed was no Tejano Jackie Brown talking to a Tejano Max Cherry about being afraid of having to start over.
But there was a woman yelling at her husband at the end of the bar.
Then she started slapping the mierda out of him, yelling «and don’t come home tonight!» all the while.
Well, the lady barkeep wasn’t going to put up with that! «HEY!», she asserted control, «you wanna beat up your husband? Fine. But you do it on the sidewalk! Not in my bar!»
The wife knew the barkeep was right, and that she wouldn’t win anything that day no matter how many punches she threw. She ran out, crying.
Pool balls resumed clicking, registers began ringing, and cell phones started beeping. I finished my beer and left.
I felt bad for the wife, and wished that Jackie Brown was there to kick some ass for her and make her feel better.

went here on a friday night, late. they have cheap, VERY huge beers and pool. other mixed drinks and whiskey is cheap too. the bar is smoky and feels like home if you love a dive with all sorts of people hanging out.