Red Barn

Well, if you are looking for something of a low-brow experience from which you have no real expectation, this might fit the bill. This is the kind of joint where five o'clock is still ""Miller Time"" and fine drinking is Jack Daniels & Coke. Every male in attendance looks like they just got released from either rehab or the county lock-up and every female (those that are identifiable as such) look to have had their best years in the very distant past. The vibe is edgy and the atmosphere is vaguely hostile, as if a fight could break out at any moment. If you brush your teeth once or twice a day this might not be the best spot to spend a few hours, but if you are drunk and have nothing better to do it might make for a decent pub crawl stop. Just try not irritate anyone around you... Pros: It's a dump, so you won't have to impress anyone Cons: Everything else that I can remember more

I mean, sure. What can one expect in the desert? The drinks are okay, I guess. Especially when the band on stage is tolerable. But they rarely are. No band would be best. And, like most bars in this area, the prospects for young straighy males are fair-to-middlin' cougars. Or fists. From possessive d-bag boyfriends when their butterfaced girlfriend starts flirting with you. To wit: on a scale from one to five stars, I give it a meh. I'd like to point out, also, that the only five star review this place has received was from someone clearly affiliated with the joint. I mean, come on. more

Local hangout, fun and friendly atmosphere. Come by for a game of pool, shuffleboard or darts. Spacious back patio smoking area too. You can't miss the big red barn right in the middle of downtown! Pros: inexpensive, casual Cons: bit small more