Old Ironsides

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Kevin Ross

Joined 2 years ago

Old I. Great service and friendly bartenders make the place.

The one drawback is that it is a little dark.

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sacraphise

Joined 3 years ago

Old Ironsides. We show up later one night. & bands had played and one song left for the night. The bouncer still charges a full cover $15 to get in. I paid like a smuck I was a little buzzed and didn't know how late it was (11:00pm or so). Oh yeah and the band was great they where just stuck with a lame singer.

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neekoneeko

Joined 6 years ago

My favorite BLT. Good place to make fun of the people at lipstick! Actually a landmark of Sacramento bar goers! two dollar pabst and nice employees. Great place for woman too meet straight guys who don't look like their an extra in a fall out boy video actually never mind. If you like beer, nuts and some good ole boys to shoot the breese with see you there. One of the highest rated on suckramento

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caliguy1

Joined 7 years ago

atmoshpere of a local bar. Walk in anytime and you'll never know what you'll find, but always friendly employees. Music is great loacl bands and thier fans, A fun place to go on the weekends.

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IloveBib

Joined 10 years ago

whoo hoo!. Great place for food, wonderful employees,awesome live music, i recommend

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RubeeTuesday

Joined 10 years ago

downtown hip hangout. My favoright place in town to hang out see local bands and chill with my friends. Its like a younger version of the Cheers bar. Art, Jimbo, Al make the place the best.

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manabouttown

Joined 11 years ago

boring unfortunately. Actually a great spot but those guys insist on booking the same boring has-been local bands over and over and over and over... You know their names- the whole "scene" as described in Alive and Kicking magazine. These bands should be relagated to maybe a Tuesday night spot and weekends should be handed over to someone who has a feel for booking exciting up and coming bands (both local and national). Maybe the locals wouldn't yawn when opening their News & Review and immediately make plans for a trip to the Bay Area. I'm afraid that's the honest truth isn't it?