The Poop Deck

Played there game slots and bar tender said I don’t get my money till the owner get there stupid excuse to rip off

Friendly people who are out to have a good time. Keep your expectations low and be pleasantly surprised. It’s really just a neighborhood bar with occasional karaōke.

Bartenders get drunk and belligerent. They think THEY are the customers. Will never go there again.

Best damn bar in the neighborhood, culture mixing, young and old, black, white, brown, gay, etc … A neighborhood staple as far as I’ve been told since I was born and that was 35 years ago and counting, everything you need is right here. Gas station/​bodega, neighborhood meat market. And fast food all within short distance weather driving or walking, the bartenders KNOW how to make your drinks. They make em just right and don’t bull poop you about anything. Come on down. Tcu students and alumni alike belong here … But I myself, would like to see more of is counter culture folks there. It’s like the perfect setting for writers and lyricists alike being the type of place it is with it’s regulars and occasional vagabonds there’s always a story to be told by someone there. I met some interesting people there who you wouldn’t think would be in a smaller more private bar like this. Kind of a sausage fest tho… They desperately need to cater to the ladies just a little more that’s the only downside. Other that this place is kind of magical

Its located in a shopping center with a gas station, a carniceria, a panaderia, and one other shop I don’t remember. Parking is terrible. Yellow belly original Coors is the only draft beer. They have bottles of other brands/​flavors/​taste. You have a full bar of liquor at your disposal. I don’t know if they have food… although if they did I don’t know if I would eat it. There’s a taco truck that posts up outside that is delicious though.
It’s dark inside and yes the ventilation kinda sucks so you’ll smell like smoke after. Not a problem if you’re a smoker though, am I right?!
Every time I have been here I’ve had a good time. The next day is always miserable because I’m too hungover to function. Several times I’ve gotten the pleasure of going back the next day for my debit card.
The crowd is mostly older regulars but lately a lot of TCU kids are going slumming here. Dressing up in their frattiest best to hit up the local dive. Meh. They have pool tables and karaōke two nights a week. I sincerely enjoy watching karaōke here. It’s both amazing and terrible.
I was once here when a couple had their wedding reception? or reception after party? something… I just know they brought their wedding cake and shared it with everyone in the bar. She was in a black dress and karaoked a song to her new husband.
Memories.

I’m all about the dive bars, but the name says it all, tiny little bar with no ventilation and a terrible location. Drink prices normal. Not my cup of tea to say the least

The name says it all now, doesn’t it? What else would YOU call a bar in Fort Worth? Well, move along because the best name ever is already taken.

Love the name. I love the name of this bar. I also like the décor. When I walk in, I instantly start cussing like a sailor! Especially after a few beers Their prices aren’t that bad, so drink up!

First off, I love that when you search for The Poop Deck on Unilocal,the second search hit is the Fort Worth Zoo. I guess there likely is a lot of poop on those decks…
Anyway, this place was a dive of a dive. We went on a Tuesday looking for some karaōke. The bar was full of older, regulars from the neighborhood. We three were the youngest in the place by about 30 years. The bartender let us know right away that the Coors keg was out, and when we asked what kind of beers she had, she said «Pretty much all of them.» That cracked me up, in the microbrew age that we are in, since she basically meant Bud, Miller and Shiner.
We didn’t hang out too long because it was taking forever to get the karaōke going. Apparently they wait to see how much of a crowd shows up before they take any singers. The karaōke dj told me it usually gets packed after 11 with TCU kids. We decided not to stick around, so perhaps I will go back to see the actual singing.
I have to say, they have the most extensive list of karaōke songs I have ever seen, including Pachelbel Canon (does that have words???) and the Crab song from the Little Mermaid.

The Poop Deck is fun. The crowd is older and very friendly. Late at night on weekends, TCU choads come in, and sometimes they start fights. It’s funny. The karaōke is fun, and the bartender sings Journey AWESOME, so ask him. Prices are low as long as you’re drinking beer. The only drawback is that it’s super smoky. If you don’t mind that, it’s a great time.

I have a lot of fun at the Poop Deck! Good cheap drinks and great karaōke! The crowd there is friendly with a lot of regulars and the bartenders are nice and fast too. The karaōke DJ is a lot of fun and everyone is always singing along and having a great time. Predominantly country songs with some rock mixed in here and there. Karaōke on Friday and Tuesday nights.

As far as dive bars go, there are few better than the Poop Deck. I’ve been a few times, and it never disappoints. It’s small, and it’s a hole in the wall kind of place. As with any dive bar, it’s full of regulars, but they are generally friendly — interesting crowd of good working class folks who just lay money down on the bar and the bartender will bring drinks and take the cash away accordingly. This is the type of place where the bartender is usually sitting at the bar sharing a beer with you — or a shot if you buy him one. David will be back there pouring drinks heavy-​handed with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth. This is the type of bar where they just set empty beer bottles in the cardboard box they came in to dispose of them later. They have a juke box, and a few pool tables — don’t get hustled — as well as karaōke some nights. Never been on a karaōke night and I’ve only been during happy hour time, but I love this place. I’ve never seen a waitress so be prepared to walk up to the bar and ask David for whatever poison he should pour you. If I lived in Fort Worth I’d be a regular here! Awesome place!

I can’t believe I am the first person to review the Poop Deck!
This is one heck of a place, I mean really, how could they not be with a name like The Poop Deck? They have beer, they have peanuts in a weird 70’s dispenser, and salty bartenders that are sure to serve up some sass with your order.
It’s kind of hard to find, tucked away in a shopping strip in a residential neighborhood, but I am sure any local TCU student can point you in the right direction.
During the week it is a bar for regulars, on the weekends it tends to fill up with the younger college crowd. Both scenarios can be entertaining.
You know you want to go… do it!