Eagle’s Drift In Lounge

This is a old place that we come here a lot, it have piano to play around and a pool table, ask for a Tokyo tea, that pretty much can kill u in 3 mins

Great neighborhood bar. When we walked in the bartender had stepped out for a minute and the other patrons actually greeted us and told us she’d be right back. It felt like a place where people were friends. Some dive/​neighborhood bars have an ‘unhappy’ vibe, but this place definitely has that fun neighborhood feel. Great place to pop in for a beer. The bartender was a very nice lady and made us feel welcome. My husband goes to Sparrow’s Barber Shop on the next block, so now have a nice place to hang out while he’s at the barber.

Cool experience, the bartender was really cool, provided cool conversation, and it’s a really chill spot. Seems like a good place for a quiet drink, to get a free pool game, play a round of darts and etc. I had my first Irish car bomb here, it was pretty good.

I know the bartender Christine since end of 2005, and she left about in 2007, I’m glad she back here to work, I love her, She is hella cool and super friendly. Also is a responsible person.
Unfortunately…something changed in lately. Why is there so much anger? I AM HERE IS FOR FUN, WANNA TO HAVE GOOD TIME ! Damnmit, Life is so fxking short ! Just let it go let it go let it go… please…
Yes…5 stars ! I’m still keeping it have 5 star… Cause I had good time, good memories @ Eagles Drift In… I really don’t want it change…

Darts!

Cool local dive bar if you live around the area. The felt on the pool table is lacking care, but the cues are all straight. Also a huge darts bar. They have 3 – 4 dart boards.
The drinks here are as stiff as a wooden pirate leg. Ordered a stoli soda and the bartender topped it off with more vodka after the soda. My kinda bartender. ^_​^
The jukebox selection is money. Not really a whole lot more that you can ask from a dive bar.

You ever have one of those days, where you don’t want to talk to anyone but don’t want to be alone at the same time, and you feel like getting drunk? This is the place to do it.
The Eagle Drift lounge is basically a place where you can drink your drink and not get bothered by the current scene of wannabes and hipsters. This is the place to take a loud off. Yeah it may not look pretty but go to the Castro if your looking for pretty. Shut up and drink

This is the best bar in the city.
It definitely does not seam like it at first glance. Most bad reviews on here seem to be from people who have only been here once, and/​or are not from the neighborhood
So, as somebody from the ‘set I’ll make my case for eagles.
First and foremost, it’s genuine, the bartenders are real people with real lives who one can relate with. They are friendly and are friends with most of the customers. Sure if you walk in here one time they don’t pretend like they love you, but who wants that? Go to dragon lounge and have them pretend they are your best buddy.
Secondly, the crowed! You get people in here from all walks of life. There are Asians here, even though this isn’t an Asian bar. There are hipsters here, even though this bar isn’t ‘organic’. There are hipppies and collage students, lawyers and coke-​heads, Irish and Jews. One can come here with dirty clothing, nobody judges. There are no clan members going to lynch anybody, as some rewires tend to think.
Thirdly, (combinations of the previous two) NO SCEAN, and that’s a good thing.
Even if you are not from this neighborhood you will appreciate this if you visit a couple of times. There is no way that you won’t make friends here. This is the cheers of the sunset. I’m not kidding. Everybody knows your name. Some people come all the way from treasure island.
If you are from the sunset then come meet your neighbors. I guarantee you will see familiar faces. This is where you go when you feel lonely, this is where you go to talk to people when you have nobody to talk to. This is a great bar.
A bar that is great because of people, not gimmicks!

One less star because they don’t have Grey Goose.
Also, what’s up with that weird keyboard karaōke night?