Murphy’s Law

Great people, I became friends with all of the regulars on the first day I visited Murphy’s Law. Fair prices great service. Well laid out bar area. Plenty of parking nice padio.

We’re from out of town but they make us feel like local regulars. Great prices with amazing/​friendly service. PLUS it’s the friggin’ Warsaw! Ha two thumbs up!

We call this place DCB (drew carey bar) because its the bar the warsaw in the show! Jasamine is my friends and I favorite bartender! Its also diet cheap, and great for pool… Only draw back is the crowd is old folk and machine gun kelly type 20 – 30 somethin white dudes… With that said their not rowdy and they are friendly. Great neignorhood bar!

The Drew Carey Bar :)
$ 2.25 domestic bottles, pool tables, juke box, great service, friendly crowd, huge outside patio, clean bathrooms — what is not to love? The bartender even invited us back for a huge charity event they have every year.
I have never eaten here, and I am actually not sure if they even serve food? They do have a hot dog machine and bags of munchies.

I always have to stop if I am in the neighborhood!

Hey… its the Drew Carrey bar. Yep, thats right its the Warsaw tavern. I dont play pool but they have a pool table and actually have a great patio in back. No food here but they seem to have a ton of outings and fund raisers where people bring food in. Drinks are cheap and its fun to people watch. cant complain though… its a dive bar with a familiar feel.

Murphy’s Law is a standard hole-​in-​the wall bar. Nothing earth shattering to write home about, but it’s a fine place to catch a beer and play a game of pool.

I simply love this bar. What an amazing place with wonderful patrons. Did you know Murphy’s has free WiFi? It’s a wonderful thing!

Formerly the Warsaw Tavern, the dive bar featured on the Drew Carey show [note it looks nothing like the one on the show], this Irish-​in-​name-​only dive bar was a pleasant surprise.
Inside, the place was half empty. Not a typical dive bar: the lighting and colors of the walls were too bright and vivid for a dive and was recently remodeled within the past 10 years. I didn’t see their liquor selection but saw a few bottles of Absolut. A few folks of all ages, a couple TVs above the bar. Regulars were friendly, no hassles, one of them brought their dog who walked around the place.
The prices were all right: $ 4 for a Burning River on Draft, $ 3.50 for a dortmunder, along with 2 or 3 other domestics on draft. There’s a fridge of Red Bull.
There were about a dozen domestic bottles and oddly, Warsteiner and Strongbow. There’s two pool tables in good condition, with chalk, hand powder, and enough space to maneuver your cues. There’s also a dart board. A friendly regular whom I played pool with said there’s darts and pool leagues here.
There’s no food there besides hot dogs and sausages rotating on a broiler. Lastly, there’s a concrete slab [with a high wooden fence] as a patio behind the building. Somewhat irrelevant, the bartender was wearing a fleece jacket; I had not seen one of those since 2003 [although I loved mine]. A very high 3 stars.