Chambers Room

Great local scene the best dive bar in town by far the best tasting Long Island around bartenders are friendly and professional the food from Leis kitchen is excellent.

I will be the first to admit, this is not really my type of place. I do typically enjoy dives, but this was a little much for me. There was only 3 lights, decorations from what might have been a decades worth of lost good times. I might try it again to get a better feeling of it.

I’d give this place 5 stars, but they close when they get slow! It’s nice and dark and divey. My kind of joint. 24 ounce and 40 ounce beers.

Such amazingly kind regulars here! Every time I walk in the joint I am welcomed by numerous hellos and invitations to come in and have a drink. Seems like they always have a potluck going on for one reason or another. The beer is always super cold and the cocktails are mixed to perfection. Never had a bad experience here and I always find myself asking why I don’t come in more often.

This is my kind of bar. Where else can you buy a 40oz of PBR and be engaged by the fun and entertaining regulars. Always nice and welcoming to any stranger swinging in just to wet their whistle. Plus they have Hot Spot lotto… I’m hooked.

the chambers room is much like walking into a 70’s movie. complete with wood walls and a jukebox this place is dark and cozy the bartenders are friendly and the drinks are
cheap. on St Pattys Day New Years Eve another random nights they even have food. this place is a jem in the rough.

This place is a great dive. I love dives. $ 5 40oz of PBR. Susie (the barkeep) is super nice. This place is attached to a Chinese restaurant with tasty food. They will even bring it to you in the bar. If you’re white and want your food spicy make sure you specify. ;) The only thing that could make it better would be beer on tap. Specifically Guinness.

Walking into Chambers Room is like walking into a garish, kitschy, kaleidoscopic peyote trip. There’s a toothless old woman, dressed for romance, dancing in front of the jukebox. There’s a guy who says he likes your shoes and talks about them for 20 minutes. There’s a lady with giant, frosted eyelashes who leans in so close when she talks to you that you swear she’s trying to bite your nose. And there’s a guy who cries.
At the bar, you get your fill of alcohol-​heavy cocktails. Beers are basic – a craft or two, mostly domestic. And then there’s the 40-​ounce PBRs. There’s duct tape at the bar so you can actually play «Edward 40-​Hands» here. No telling what they really use the duct tape for.
I may find out someday. Because for all its oddities and idiosyncrasies, grit and grime, Chambers Room is the little taste of crazy I need now and again. Maybe the more I go, the more I dance or stare at shoes or cry.
Even the name – a room in a room? – can make the sane lose their sense.

It’s dark, and depressing at times. However you can purchase yourself a 40oz of PBR for the low, low price of $ 5. Susie is awesome! You can usually find yourself walking into a potluck. The beans are delicious. Suisie will remember you years later:)

Chambers Room is a Great Place to enjoy an adult beverage downtown, it’s on 7^th St between I st & J st, you can hide out here or have a great time with the staff & other customers, there is also good food. I’m there often, see you soon.

I checked out Chambers Room again recently because I heard it had received a «facelift» and I was worried about that affecting this dive’s unique ambiance. Fortunately, it’s all still as beautifully dirty as PBR in a can. In fact, I’m not even sure what happened besides moving some furniture around.

Barellin’ through the rail tracks of the internet to SPREAD SOME GOOD VIBES !!! A fine establishment THAT HAS PLENTY! (of good vibes, that is)) CHOO CHOO!!!

Chambers Room is all kinds of good news and all kinds of bad news. It is such a hole in the wall that you will likely remain undiscovered should you choose to come in and grab a lunchtime beer or cocktail, that is if you can manage to leave without being completely hammered. I don’t know anywhere else in town where I can sit at a bar and order a 40 oz. of Pabst for $ 5 while listening to bad country music on the jukebox. Next time I come here, I am bringing my snake skins and dancing hat, throwing on some Brooks and Dunn and doing the Boot Scootin’ Boogie.

Had a stressful morning in court– guess where I came before noon? Whether I missed my train, bus, the library didnt have my book, or I just dont know what Im doing downtown– you may probably find me hiding in here.
Sometimes, I wish it were just called «Susie’s»…that lady is one hell of a barkeep! I cant think of a better place to get canned Olympia or a bloody mary THAT great and full of flavor for around 3 bucks. I love sitting at the bar listening to tall tales of days gone by while, pretending to read something interesting. If I were to start writing again, in fact, this is somewhere Id choose to sit for a few. Amazing customer service, cheap stiffies~ cool, very low key crowd. Great place to swing by or stay awhile if youre with a friend, or even by yourself.

You have to listen to that while reading this review. Humor me. Do it.
What a wonderful blue collar place to take the edge off after work! Thirsty hard working folks are there to drink. You are going be involved conversations between veterans comparing the various armed forces divisions. You are going to be involved in the age old lazy overpaid state worker debate. You are going to be confused by a patron slurring in your general direction.
These guys watch the SF Giants chasing well liquor shots with canned beers before jumping on the RT home to their overpaid state worker opulent abode in Oak Park or South Sac. It’s my kinda place. Yes, indeed.
Barkeep slash ringleader, Susie, is easily one of my faves in Sacramento and absolutely cool as a cucumber. The various scoundrels holding down the counter are like her dysfunctional family kept in line and in good spirits. You will feel welcome here.
Chambers Room, I salute you.

I love the Chambers room. It’s my home dive bar for daytime drinking excursions in downtown. It’s the perfect place for you and a few co-​workers to kick out of work a bit early and wind down the day, or bring in a lunch and grab a drink, or sit for a beer by yourself and chill out.
Unlike most downtown dives, Chambers isn’t awash with in-​your-​face crazy or homeless patrons. The regulars are friendly and inviting, and Susie, the bartender, is one of my favorites. She always remembers my drink repertoire and the details of our previous conversations, which goes to show that she’s paying attention to her customers.
Sure, there’s no beer on tap, but there’s regularly a good selection in the bottle — where else are you going to regularly find Hoegaarden bottles at a bar? And Lotto scratchers? For a while, FourLoko was here in cans, which made daring friends to chug one a great bar bet.
From the service and the liquor and beer selection, to the weird mix of art and junk on the walls (not one, but two autographed photos of Pat Morita) the Chambers is an eclectic dive and a labor or love that’s worth frequenting.

It’s a cool spot to have a drink. I just wish they would do something about that odor coming from the bathroom. The jukebox is the bomb and drinks are good. Plus they gott lotto and scratchers to get you gamble on. It gets compared to Henry’s they both have their ups and downs. I can say that Henry’s drinks are a lot cheaper and the crowd is more exciting. But there is alot more to do at Chambers and the Bartender is professional unlike at Henry’s.Also this place is a lot less loud and the crowd is a bit different. But in all this a a nice place to have you a little drink or two.

While rushing to the Amtrak station to catch a train back to the bay, I realized that me and my friend still had a little time to kill before really having to rush for the train. So we made a short stop at Chambers Room to grab a drink or two before we continued our journey.
Walking in, I saw these four-​character Chinese sayings on red paper hung on the wall. That only meant one thing: this place is Asian. And indeed the bartender was. This place looks like a hoarder had bought an old school Western bar. There’s a lot of weird stuff up in there and the place feels like it’s stuck in time.
Me and my friend had beers served in cans. I felt like I was paying to drink at a frat house! Canned beer? Who does that these days? She even had Olympias in cans! That was too awesome!
Even though we weren’t there long, I got the sense that the regulars here are a bit mellower than those at Henry’s. I’m pretty sure there aren’t Vietnam vets that have shot people in their heads at Chambers Room.
So if you need a couple before catching the train, make a stop here. You’ll be amused.

If you like Henry’s, you’ll like Chambers Room. .. especially when Henry’s gets overrun by a bunch of douche bags and their whiney betches.. . Happy New Year!
Chambers room was a very nice respite from the stupid crowds on K street, and they had a little potluck spread in the back.
The bartenders are nice, the patrons there are usually normal and just there to drown in their sorrows, so there’s not a LOT of whooping it up going on there.
Although, there was one outta-​hand dude that apparently had to go really bad, so he decided to come into the women’s restroom and start pounding on the bathroom door… But, he finally walked away quietly, when I yelled that I was already occupying the WOMEN’S rest room.
This same dude also tried to make a love connection for my buddy. See, they are very friendly here.
And the best thing of all… they had an energy drink that actually tastes good– «Bad Boy». I love Bad Boys now, and I’m on the hunt for them. Mmmm, bad boys are good!

Prior to a Friday night park show, a buddy of mine said lets go check out this bar. It seems my buddy stumbled across this little gem a few weeks back while on jury duty. The AC worked great as well as the fan from behind the bar that kept the smell of the guy named «Shorty» who was sitting next to me away from me. The beer was cold and cheap, the bartender was great, all and all a great out of the way place to grab a beer after work.
I will be back for sure!!! Just remember to sit up fan from Shorty.