O’Leary’s Digger McDuff’s Tavern

Nice and warm inside. I could have worn a tee shirt and shorts. But that’s alright because the beer is ice cold and I can always sit near the fan.

First of all you ever order milk at a bar what did you expect. It is a great bar where you can feel at home and chill. The staff is the best in town and if you want to play some pool or darts… well that’s just a plus

Great place. Patty is the best!! Next time you visit ask for me, daryld big daddy d. Guaranteed to have a grand time. Ohhhh ya, they have Jim bean honey, my favorite…

So despite the 1 negative review my wife & I decided to give this place a try so we can form our own opinion. The place is dated but maybe it adds to the old world charm (i guess). There is a huge U bar which is where we sat. There are 4 pool tables and area to play darts. We ordered teriyaki chix wings which were okay. A little more sauce would have been better, they were kind of bland. Also the chix & cheese quesadilla had just that. Chicken & cheese! The bartender was okay — and there was a mix of older & younger crowd. The did have Karaōke going, however there were maybe 20 – 25 people at 9.30pm on a Friday night. Most of them seemed regulars who have been coming here for a while.
Our biggest complaint was the heat — or lack of it. The place was FREEZING! Even the bartender was rubbing her hands to keep her warm. I had to keep my bulky jacket on because there didn’t seem to be any heat on. It seemed warmer outside than it was inside the bar.
Maybe we will try the place again in the summer time; at least we won’t be cold!

We wanted to try something new. I wanted to sing some karaōke. Found this place on a list of places that were hosting karaōke on a Friday night. The karaōke jockey was actually really friendly and super nice. He had a great voice and a good selection of music.
The bar on the other hand… It wasn’t too busy. The bartender was super snippy with us. She seemed annoyed that I wanted milk (I can’t drink alcohol for a few months, Dr. s orders) and my fiancé wanted a soda. She did give them to us, however, my milk was spoiled. Taking a drink out of that glass of spoiled milk turned my tummy pretty hardcore. The bar itself was a bit «cold». Everybody seemed to know everybody else and had no interest in talking to strangers. The people playing pool asked us to move because we were sitting on the side of the table that was behind them. It was just not the most friendly atmosphere, sadly. So we left pretty early.