The Lacey

First time coming to this place because I saw them advertise they would be showing the playoff games. Showed up at noon when they opened and they were still setting up the bar. Over twenty minutes went by and nobody had started serving yet. The girl was behind the bar drinking her coffee and another customer had to ask why she's drinking that while we are all waiting. They only had sound on ONE tv and you couldn't even hear it. When I asked if they would be putting the volume up she said All they had was the volume from the one tv. They are clearly not equipped to show a PLAYOFF game, i wasted time going to this bar and had to leave and go somewhere else. By the time I left, still nobody had been served their drink.

This was the first time I've been here. Me and my friend came here and it was so much fun. Victor and Aaron made the evening a blast! My friend and I can't wait to go back and spend another evening in the friendly and high-energy environment.

Hubby and I have been here a few times and it's always a blast! If you are lucky enough to go in on a night when Jacque is serving, make sure to tip her well because she will take great care of you. Great drink selection, friendly staff and the regulars are pretty interesting too. Monday night football looks like a blast, so I know where we'll be tomorrow night

Truly a one horse bar. Unless you are a regular don't expect great service. Limited selection of whiskey/bourbon, bartender never heard of many I asked for.

Love this bar the bartender Mary Rock's she makes the most amazing drinks wouldn't go anywhere else.

1999. I was touring in a van with my punk band and road crew when we broke down 22 miles south of Hanford at 5:45am. We had already been up the night before and by the time we got towed into town we were around 24 hours without sleep. No mechanic could help us, so when all else fails, DRINK. Moseying into this quiet, dark, cozy, sleepy old man bar, I wasn't sure how the locals would take us 20-something punk kids dressed in skate gear. We cozied up to the bar and ordered bud lights all around the house to warm things up. Merle Haggard was playin' low on jukebox, so we played more Merle. Some Yoakam...Some Stones..Getting warmer. Our bartender (I forget her name) and the locals saved us that night from utter destruction with their warmth and willingness to accommodate us single-serving strangers. And just before the final hour, a kind samaritan ordered us a tow-truck driver named Russell whom, for $500 cash and a few lines of crank got us home all the way to San Diego at sunrise the next morning. I'll never forget the Lacey Inn.

This is an awesome place to have a drink and chill mary the bartender is great they all greeted us and it felt welcoming....mary she makes some bomb ass drinks too....tip her well b4 leaving....all in all this is the place to go to grab a quick drink n play some pool....thanks mary for an awesome night...stop by to eat tacos across the street if u got the munchies...