Adam's Apple Lounge

Local bar with great service and management. Just moved back to the Springs and this has become my new go to.Very nice people. More mature crowd which is better for me

It's a wonderful place full of friends and entertainment I am from Texas and I felt like I was just at home I love Adam's apple

Ambiance: This is about as typical of a dive bar as one could find. Extremely blue collar (though many of the patrons are on some sort of disability or unemployment and not working.) Very regular crowd. Actually, the regulars are a rather sad bunch. Overall, good people that have all in one way or another seen or are currently experience hard times. Crowd is usually pretty drunk, and can get rowdy. There is a set happy hour crowd when the place gets busy, then it dies down considerably around 7 or so, and then will sometime pick back up late in the evening (especially on weekends, with a slightly younger crowd.) Lots of pool tables, shuffle board, bowling machine and darts. Juke box. Large horseshoe bar, with wobbly stools that really need to be reupholstered. Also, lots of smaller tables, and an outdoor smoking patio. Service: All female bartenders, though most are on the older side and a little rough around the edges. Some bartenders are better than others. At times, hard to get them to break away from conversations with the regulars to get a drink. Though friendly, more than once I have been given more change back than I should (yes, I gave it back). Friendly but sorta ditsy. Drink/Snacks: Look for complimentary snacks from a crock pot on Fridays. Drinks are poured decently. You won't find much in the way of "top shelf" here, and the wine selection is rather poor (obviously wine is not the draw for the regulars here.) Overall, I have had some good times with co-workers here after work during happy hour. Yes, seedy, rundown and a rough crowd, but nothing too scary. Be careful of the stools though. They are very high and unstable. A friend of mine leaned back in one by accident, and hit his head on the floor and was unconscious for about a full minute before coming to.

If you are not on social security, disability or sallie mae, then dont even go! You will out of place, and it will show.

I should start by saying that I love neighborhood dive bars and AA's does not disappoint. Drinks were super cheap and the staff and patrons were VERY friendly.

I love dive bars! The beers are cheap... Plus they have a shuffleboard table! What more can you ask for!?

Lady that worked at night on Tuesday November 15th was extremely rude and unprofessional towards my girlfriend. We have gone to this bar plenty of times before. My girlfriend forgot her license when we showed up so we ran back home to grab it. When we got back the female bartender said the license was expired, in which my girlfriend pointed out that it didn't expire for another year.Then after that the bartender proceeded to show my girlfriends license to a customer asking if the picture on the driver's license looked like my girlfriend. She denied that it was my girlfriends driver's license and asked us to leave. I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to show another customer some ones driver's license as it has personal information. In my past experiences whenever i have witnessed someone present a false ID they have never received it back. She was blatantly disrespectful, rude, and beyond unprofessional. Will never return here again. As for the bartender you should be fired.

My favorite place in town to have an after work beer. The staff is always amazing and goes out of their way to make everyone feel at home. Plenty of dart boards and pool tables.

This is a friendly neighborhood bar that offers decent beer/well prices without an overwhelming atmosphere. A good place to come when you want a simple drink with the option of having privacy in a mellow environment, playing pool, playing the game console on the bar, or just watching TV.