After dark · Live music
Crowbar
Opening hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
- Thursday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
- Friday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
- Saturday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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Low-lit pub with live music, pool & a beer garden, offering a menu that spotlights burgers & BBQ.via Google
A dedicated heavy music venue hosting local punk, metal, and hard rock bands alongside a great craft beer selection.
Reviews from Google
Great live music venue. The sound is usually mixed really well, and they consistently book excellent bands. One issue that's become increasingly noticeable over the last few gigs I've attended is people smoking inside the band room. At the most recent show, someone was lighting up cannabis every 15 minutes during the headliner's set. While the wall fans do a great job of keeping the room cool, they also end up spreading the smoke throughout the venue, for me detracting from an otherwise fantastic live music experience.
The Crow Bar is an awesome place, especially for live music. They host bands every week and it’s one of the best spots around for quality gigs in an intimate setting. I used to go there often with friends and we’d enjoy the whole night. Concert prices are very reasonable, the beer selection is great, and the staff are always super friendly. They also serve really good food — the burgers are excellent. Plus, there’s a spacious outdoor smoking area, so it suits everyone. Highly recommended
Great place for gigs! Food is awesome too. Friendly, helpful bar staff. Thanks for a great night!
Came to see a couple of bands, great vibe before the show, friendly bar staff, patrons mostly well behaved and great little band room with amazing P.A system 🤘
This place is the coleslaw of bars; part dive, part dude, part metal. The food fits right in. None of it shines beyond its expectations, but none disappoints. The pickles actually win my best on ground vote. Zesty and with all the spark of a terrier pup. The burger tastes fine but falls apart like a school bully when surprised by a bigger bully. The cauliflower is a generous portion of fresh vegetable, which is a real plus (as biting the frozen kind releases a lethal squirter of boiling water). The dips are good too, and the beans and brisket is a satisfying little bucket of satisfaction, albeit lukewarm. The service is friendly, though the seating difficult, but adequate. If you're here, indulge without hesitation. Not really a destination eatery though.