Owl Club

No Longer In Business

I had a few beers here on a Wed night. I heard it had just reopened a few weeks ago in Jan. There are ~20 taps with something for everyone. The bar looks amazing with lots of older beer memorabilia. We had a great chat with the new owners. They usually have food available but we didn’t have any.

Love the old, historic building. Dark, divey inside with some surprisingly good taps - even had Pliny and Racer 5 on when there. Staff is friendly, if overworked. Crowd is fun and friendly. This is a great local watering hole.

Even though the website seems pretty old and outdated, it conveyed to me that this was a good beer destination with an old-school/dive vibe. The front of this bar is adorned by a magnificent, beautiful old neon sign. The bar is on your right as you walk in. Friendly staff. There is a large area to the left as you walk in, which leads way to a garage area that has a pool table in it. They have a very small food operation, which I did not partake in. The bathrooms are surprisingly very clean. They are very small, but I was shocked to see no graffiti nor holes in walls. As for the beer, they had 12 taps on, with one of those being Pliny the Elder, and others like Racer 5 and Deschutes Black Butte Porter. The prices are reasonable ($6 a pint for Pliny) and the bartenders will pour you a staged 5 minute pour. I really enjoyed the friendliness and comraderie at this place. Drawback - I was charged for 4 pints when I only had 3. Oh well.