Y’all Come Back Saloon

5 stars IF you’re a true dive bar aficionado. If not, go away – no one wants you here. Great bartenders, good pours, just a cool no-​frills plac

Amazing drink selection and an even better staff. This place is the «Cheers of Pleasanton.» Trust me, visit this place once a week, meet and greet some of the regulars, and you’ll feel like you part of another family. Everyone here is friendly and down to earth. If you are looking for a spot to kick back, chill out and have a nice cold brew (or in my case, 5 glasses of Woodford Reserve), this is the place.

Love this local bar, which embodies the best elements of a dive bar; welcoming people and staff. Unquestionably one of my favorite bars in the area.

Every bartender is attentive and makes you feel at home. Two digital dart boards that allow you to play opponents around the world, with a camera to see the people you’re playing against which is very comical. Plus a top of the line jukebox which is my favorite. Gotta love Ya’lls.

Cute little dive bar by the border of Pleasanton and Dublin. Nice western décor and a jukebox for all to enjoy! Depending on the crowd present, the music can go from poppy, to country, to Tupac.
That aside, the drinks were good and cheap. Only thing that bugged me was it took forever to flag the one bartender down. It was quite apparent she was servicing the larger crowds of regular patrons. I did everything short of calling her out or popping up in front her like a whac-​a-​mole.

Dive bar that is hit or miss for the most part. Service is pretty good with some really good bartenders. Some local food joints on both sides of the bar. Nothing great. If you get a good crowd it can be a lot of fun. Pretty dark inside. In need of an upgrade.

Kelly is the type to anticipate your needs and treat you like a guest in her home ! Can’t wait to sit at her bar again soon.

Love this place! Cheerful staff and patrons, good drinks. I stop in here by myself every now and then and always have a great time sitting up at the bar.

Hailey is by far my favorite bar tender! I met her a little over a year ago and from day one she was sweet and welcoming and went out of her way to take care of me and everyone else in that bar. She stops and talks to everyone, and you leave there feeling like you’ve made a friend if you didn’t know her before, and you feel like you’re her best friend after just a few trips to the bar! She is definitely an asset! I’m also diggin the small town bar feel, the jukebox, the skeeball… AND the fact you can bring outside food in and eat. Nations will even deliver your food to you if you’re there! A unique bar experience unlike any other bar I’ve been to! Just wish I had more free time to swing by

If by Dive bar, you mean get ignored by the bartender unless you are his/​her friends at the end of the bar. And the margarita is basically pure sweet and sour. This is the place for you. I have given this place three tries… and left feeling like a cockroach that rolled through to deposit my money all three times. I won’t be back.

I love this place all because of becka takes care of me and the drinks are always worth it and you always leave with laughs and smiles

The chick next to me just ordered a water… I didn’t even know that was on the menu!

Excellent music, wonderful atmosphere, and great shuffleboard. There are plenty of tables and chairs unlike many bars. The bartender, Zach, was extremely helpful with my unique needs and I could not have been happier. Come down for a great time!

Been here with my friend Kevin a few times, each occasion with a different bartender. All super-​friendly; really nice atmosphere. Recommend for a little «stint» after work!

It’s the divey’est dive bar in town. Nested between the mom/​pop owned Mexican restaurant and the Iranian made Korean food with an Italian twist is the Y’All come back or as the locals call it. The Y’all. It’s a wood grain western style hole that has a front door welcome and a back door get out. This place is the «just right amount of sh**ty, but so am I». Next time in p-​town check out the Y’all. And then get off my lawn.

Nothing better than a great Italian dinner at De La Torre’s Trattoria followed by cocktails, laughs and people watching at the Y’all Come Back Saloon.
Everything was smooth until someone played Justin Ttimberlake’s «Dick in a Box «(
) on the new Internet Jukebox. That’s when things got a bit wild and out of hand.

Y’all Come Back Saloon didn’t have it’s «open» sign on since they don’t have one. (bartender). It’s next to the mex eatery on the left. initially, thought saloon meant an hair place. then i saw a «Bud» sign.
cheap drinks. HH: Monday, 4 – 7?, Thurs, evenings
pour: sierra nevada «summer: (4.5)
–nice smooth lager
on draught:
–12 drafts, lots of bottles,
–long bar, many flatscreens.
–plenty of parking in lot
–small but congenial patrons.

This is a decent little «divey» local bar without the bad pretending to be cool attitude. been here three times and the barstaff has always been friendly and pours a decent drink.
other key pros:
— have «arrangements» with Bobs House (Korean/​Afghan) on one side and the mexican place on the other. people can order there and bring food in. they even clear the plates for you.
— enough TV’s to watch the appropriate sports that are on at the moment (basically the Giants and Sharks in my humble opinion)
— the crowd is reasonable — mix of the younger local drunks guys, after work folks, and post softball crowd
— prices are reasonable.
some of the key «cons»:
— limited selection of top shelf products
— limited knowledge of spirits by wait staff
example of this — asked what bourbons they had — he started down the list … Makers, Jack, Gentleman Jack, Seagrams, Wild Turkey, … that is where I stopped him. Dude, of that list only the Makers is a bourbon. And when I ordered my traditional Manhattan, he had a hard time finding the vermouth — and he shook it way too long.
On the other hand, he knew what a Press was. For those of you with the quizzical looks on your faces right now, a press is ½ 7up and ½ club soda with your spirit of choice — generally bourbon or whiskey but sometimes with vodka. So while he lost a star for listing Jack and Seagrams as a bourbon, he got it right back with that.
And on a side note — I saw a few recent reviews that mentioned high prices, not sure where that is coming from. our first order tonight was a Makers Press and a Makers Manhattan — total was $ 10. That is pretty damn reasonable.
Draft beer is $ 4.50 a pint and $ 3.50 during happy hour (which includes Thur from 8pm-​10pm). so again, I think that is reasonable.
So not sure where the high price comments are coming from, but $ 3.50 for a pint of Longboard, Speakeasy, Sierra, or Fat Time is pretty reasonable these days.
And I was going to say it sure beat the heck out of Chevy’s if you are looking for a place walking distance from BART. But I noticed tonight that Chevy’s is now closed. So this is definitely the best place on this side of BART.

I love dive bars! The only major gripe is that this place is in a strip mall. I know, I know, I know what your thinking… Dive Bar, Strip mall, get your head outta your ass! They got cheap drinks, good selection, service with a side of sass. Why am I complaining.
I’m gunna be honest, I don’t know. I really don’t. I love Branham Lounge in San Jose, and for what I recall they share a wall with a Taco Bell and an Orchard Supply. I just wasn’t feelin it fellow Unilocalers! So please, read this review with a grain of salt. Go try the place, please prove me wrong, I wanted to like this place.

My brother’s dive that he likes to pregame at before he goes out anywhere else. This place is kinda small, but it gets the job done. It also has a really cool bartender/​owner. Plasmas a plenty and Kareoke. I’ve never seen it full (which I kinda like), but even if it was full, I’d probably still push my way to get a drink here.
Good on ya YCBS!