Harbor Point Club & Grill

Not worth it

Love Jana and Tracy. So nice. And remember your name and what you drink. A great neighborhood bar that still hangs onto table shuffleboard. Which is hard to find.

Love Tracy and love Greg. This is a neighborhood bar. Sometimes I just want to get out of the house and here you don’t have to dress up unless you want to. If you do dress up it doesn’t look weird though.

Me and my dad went back for another visit and I give them an extra star for this visit everything was pretty good this trip nothing wrong with service at all only one issue… Three shuffleboard tables but they only have have 2 sets of pucks so we had to wait about an hour for a table to open up.

I am very sensitive to smoke. But once we moved from the bar to a table by the shuffleboard, it was much easier to deal with. Pretty divey place, I like that. Clean bathrooms, staff is really nice. Drinks cheap. It’s worth coming back for cheap date night!

Nothing but elitist BS in these reviews. If you’re looking for wood floors and trust fund yuppies, go to Uptown. Here on Earth we enjoy hospitality and a well-​mixed drink.

The local 2600 crowd hits this dive for karaōke some Fridays. I still don’t know why. It’s not terrible, it is one of the only places around where you can find Coors Original in bottles, but that is – I am not joking here — the swankiest beer they offer. The shuffleboards and pool tables have seen better days, and the karaōke runs from «tolerable» to «my ears are bleeding!»
If you’re looking for a dive where everything is cheap, this place is for you. If you want quality *anything* look elsewhere. Giving the place one star just because I didn’t like it doesn’t make sense; they know their market and they’re catering to it. But I’m not going to pretend I liked it enough to give it more than two.

40+ patrons. Laid back, yes, but drabby décor and cheap alcohol. Stopped by for lunch and a beer. Greasy burgers and fries. Looks dead for a saturday.

Local smokey bar with pool, shuffleboard, and darts. Saw a internet jukebox for the first time. Nancy is the greatest bartender!

This place is a dive. But it has its charm. If you are looking for a place that will kiss your bum and tell you the customer is always right, this place is not for you.
The weeknight bartender, Tracy (who’s been there for 17 years) is one of the best bartenders I’ve ever met… plus, I’ve witnessed her hurdle the bar and be AT the door in 2.3 seconds to break up a fight and have two large, grown men bordering on tears by the time she was done with them. The night cook, Ricky, is awesome as well. One waitress, Sherri, has been there as long as the bartender… she’s always on the ball (just don’t tell her I said that). The rest of the staff gets a nice, solid «meh.»
Shuffleboards in the back of the bar and pool tables to the side. Friday night karaōke.
Just hope you never have to deal with the owner (don’t think I’ve ever seen him sober).