Village Tavern

cool place, Angela is a great bartender! she made us an apple caramel mix — oh my goodness, it is so good and she invented it! ask for Angela ’ s salted Apple caramel — ridiculously delicious! !

A great place to sing karaōke! The bartenders are great and the drinks are stiff. They always have amazing drink specials.

I have been here a total 5 times. In fact, 2 of my favorite people work there. But let me tell you, the karaōke dj is very insolent. She is uncouth and contemptuous. Her demeanor is brash and brazen. I tipped her $ 3 and she demanded that I give her $ 5 in order for my friend to sing. I have NEVER had anyone question a tip. I know a hundred karaōke dj that could fill her place for less. Please consider firing her. I will not be back & I will convey all of these negative experiences to my friends and influenced acquaintances, until the matter is resolved.

I have only one like about this once they make a good bloody Mary
However staff are atrocious
Came here for a few drinks with a few friends it took us half an hour just to leave my friends kept telling me they were going to leave me
I kept waving the bar tender down, asked two different ones to tab out, even wrote it on a napkin and pushed it to her
Then when I finally yelled give me my fucking debit card they looked at me like they were going to call security
I was ready to call the cops if they didn’t give my card back soon, surprised no tip?
Maybe you should let people pay when their party is ready to head out, not keeping taking new orders

Honestly I would give this place 0 stars if I could. Here was my experience:
My friends and I decided we would go out for a «going away» party for one of my buddies, he was moving to the coast so we wanted to have some fun his last night here. We started at one bar (very close to The Village, walking distance) and played some pool for a while and had all drank about 3 or 4 beers there. One of my friends wanted to do some karaōke and knew the The Village had it there. We walk in and it’s super crowded, it’s such a tiny place as it is and I don’t like being in that crowded of areas. My friend that was moving ordered a pitcher of Irish Death and came back to sit at our table. We were served our beer without any welcome or acknowledgement what so ever. About 4 minutes later some blonde girl came over and took my friends beer. Didn’t say a word. Just came over, grabbed it, and left. The beer was put on my tab so I immediately went up to the bar and asked for it back since I payed for it or I wanted a discount. She says, «I can’t give you a discount so I’ll just give you the beer.» This was the snottiest woman I have ever met. Just looking at her while she spoke made me angry because she was so obnoxiously rude. I’m almost positive she was new because she had no knowledge of serving what-​so-​ever. After that we had no one come back to our table. I watched about 3 servers all go out at the same time to smoke, they all came back in and it reeked of it. I had asked for a water at one point and never got it even though I had asked several times. I left no tip. I was tempted to leave a message on the receipt telling them they are in serious need of new servers because the ones they have seem to have no work ethic, but I felt a review would go a little further than a note. I will never recommend this place to anyone. I have never felt so unimportant/​ignored/​uncomfortable in my life. This place is incredibly far from being, «THE FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN TOWN.»

The Villagio. Great little dive for some solid karaōke, drinks, and pool.
Update: They did some renovations and it looks great! They have a little DJ booth in the back and hardwood floors. Slightly higher class dive, now!

Me and a friend went there last night for karaōke… It’s a pretty small bar, but the people and wait staff are friendly and really know how to let loose…