Blue Max

The vibe is ok, but the female bartender with the dreads literally just refused to make me a virgin margarita. First she made one with triple sec, and then when I informed her that triple sex was alcoholic, she snapped «well I don’t know what you want me to do? You might as well drink lime juice!» WTF?

Super dive-​y. And it’s awesome.
The crowd on this random night were karaōke superstars. And it was very entertaining! Some were… better than others. Hahaha.
I like that it’s open late and the staff was friendly! Full bar, fun atmosphere, nice people. What more could you ask for?
Definitely karaoked a song or two and had tons of fun!

Worst bartender ever.
I can’t imagine being the only wait staff in charge of countless belligerent karaōke-​fiending fools. But still — you had one job. And you failed. What a miserable person.
But a great crowd! And decent karaōke. A clean restroom and a pool table (though no chalk…).
The beer on tap is limited to Coors and Blue Moon (but Blue Moon isn’t all bad).
Cash only. ATM on site.

The karaōke on Friday nights go hard. I love this place. Great customer service. Drinks are ok the affordable side. Great vibe. Good place for a Friday night out

I effn love this place but the white brod wit the wanna bee dred locks killlllls the place.

Unfortunately the place is still the wrinkle room, & I fit in that category. But even I found it too old for my taste. Unfortunately the bartenders too busy smoking out front to assist you. Very old décor.

So someone behind the bar would not serve me. the after 20 mins, the poured a beer, less than a pint really? If this is how Silicon Valley operates… No thank you!

Nice customers and staff.
It is comfortable place.
And hours are long till 2 am.
So it is useful for alcoholic like me. ;-)

We were there on a karaōke night. Nice mood, with good local singers crowding the stage, and the host was an entertaining performer too. Varying enough drink selection for a dive bar.

I love this place for Karaōke on a Saturday night. It’s the perfect place to go if you want to sing, drink, have a good time, and not be judged. KJ Dave is the best! He can find pretty much any song you could ever want and has a way of working his magic to make you sound your best. We always have the best time when we come here! Highly recommend for an awesome «divey» karaōke bar experience.

I’ve been following DJ dave around for the best karaōke in the area. Friendly clientele and bar staff too.

DJ DAVE IS THE BEST! He’s here on Friday nights and has a ton of karaōke songs to pick from. He’s a really nice guy and also happens to be a good singer too! The sound quality is great. Also, the bartender was really friendly and mixed amazing drinks! I will definitely be back with my friends to drink and sing our hearts out again!

I went here for a decade, when I lived in California. I had a love-​hate relationship with the place. It was good then not so good then good… now it’s not so good. There was a time about 4 years ago that it was on the high tide but I think the owner has gotten tired of it and has the place on auto-​pilot. The bar tender on friday nights is the one that I think is responsible for it’s demise. She is honest and reliable, when it comes to the business operation of the place but she acts as if she is still in highschool, when dealing with people.
My first encounter with her was not that good. she was a bit snippy with me but as she got to know me, she warmed up… I let that slide but it was a sign.
For example, there was a young lady who would come alone and sing Karaōke. She was the kind of person that one could tell struggled a bit socially. She would sit alone and normally drink water. The bar tender told her it was customary for the client to buy something, since the entertainment (Karaōke) was provided. This lady did purchase a soft drink… the Bar tender charged her the same price as a mixed drink. She stopped coming.
Another time a pair of regulars showed up after a celebration elsewhere. They had a bottle of wine that was a little bit better than what was availble here. They asked if they could drink it there it and offered to pay a corkage fee… she refused. They stopped coming… Not so much the refusal as much as the NASTY tone.
During a visit before Christmas, my wife and I went there with some old friends. The place was dead but a handful of our old friends were there. We wanted to say «hi» to the folks we had not seen in a long time. Instead of being welcomed, she called the owner and had us 86’d because she did not like the person that brought us there. Not even a «hello» or even an apology to my wife and I, or explaining the situation. It was like «get out». So much for what we thought was half a decade of friendship.
She keeps her job because of the afore mentioned reliability and she does’nt steal from the till… however the place appears to be losing a lot of money because anyone that does not kiss her glutes gets driven away by this shrew. Go if you want but be prepared to go back to higschool and play games. Hope you get to be one of the «Cool kids» or else.

This is my new favorite karaōke bar. The DJ is so accommodating, and everyone is super friendly. I will definitely be back, and ready to sing some more! It’s a tiny place, but intimate and cozy with a positive vibe. Karaōke is Friday and Saturday night, which is great for people who don’t want to stay up too late on weekdays. :)

This is my go-​to place for karaōke! KJ Dave does a great job managing all the karaōke requests when he’s there on Saturday nights and goes out of his way to find a song if you don’t find it in the book. Definitely a good spot to go to have fun and sing your ass off!

Fun relaxing environment, the DJ Dave is awesome! A fun night out! Cool vibe with a great crowd

Remember those western movies when a cowboy kicks the swinging door to get in the bar? Well that’s what I wanted to do to get in haha.
The interior consists of propellers, old neon signs, darts, jukebox and a pool table. I feel like I was literally in an old saloon. Being the only Asian girl there and my boyfriend being the only South American guy, we felt welcomed by the whole American crew. I actually feel like im in the United States for once lol. So thank God that I accidently found this hole in the wall.
Oh, and on top of it all, they have karaōke! Yes, finally a place where I can sing with diverse people. The people that come here are your older folks around 30’s-40’s but hey, they know how to have fun too lol. Sometimes, I do like the new clubs to grind but there are times where I like to attend low key bars as well.
So all in all, we will be back!

I like this place, the door reminds me of the old westerns with the swinging doors when your walking in the bar.
I walked in extra slow just to have that moment.
The drinks are very good here, prices aren’t bad.
Very, very stiff jello shots, probably the stiffest I’ve ever had, right on.
Talk about getting yer moneys worth even tho it was cheap anyway.
The bartender is really nice and friendly .
They have a decent pool table, plenty of seats and stools in the bar and lounge area.
Also the karaōke rocks!
Anthony A. KA MR Sex is the kj and he’s the man.
He’s gotta great song selection too.
Theres a great crowd here and parking is always easy to find.
Hell its in a shopping center so yeah parking is easy.
Its definitely nice and warm here on a cold day, great place to be.
Its got my stamp of approval, not that they needed it.

This is long overdue, but needs to be said. Never in my life have I been treated so horribly! At about 1am, when I was planning to leave anyway, the bartender that she was getting complaints about me, and to leave and never come back. I thought I was getting along with everyone I interacted with! Was it because I wasn’t tipping her? Since it was cash only, I was planning to leave one big tip as I was leaving. After telling me I’m «86ed», she lost her opportunity for that. I never will come back, and I hope everyone that reads this and/​or knows me will do the same.

Came here with a group of friends. My 25yr old boyfriend got flustered because he realized he forgot his ID at home. Bartender said if he goes and gets it, she’ll give him a free drink. She’s such a sweetheart!