Euless Yacht Club

Love the ambiance in this joint. Service was top shelf, too. Beer was cheap and folks had great stories.

Best kept secret in town. Only spot for us to go. Food is excellent! Drinks abs service too notch. Highly recommend to anyone that likes Yacht Rock Radio at a legit yacht club!

I came here with a friend who frequents this place. First and the only bad part for me is the smoke inside. If you want to have difficulty breathing due to smoke come here. Lol However the bartenders were so very cool and friendly. The place has character which is why it has been around so long. Plus the drinks here are cheap!

The club itself isn't worth the $10 you pay for two drinks there. Bar is old and overpriced (like the bartenders on most days). Sundays: YES. Cute, younger (30s-ish) chick. Think her name is Dawn. Only bartender there worth her weight. OTHERWISE, DON'T GO.

THE NAME IS MISLEADINGDawn is a stellar bartender, but the prices and atmosphere here suck. They have NO POOL TABLES because they took them out two years ago to make room for a "wine bar" that was never installed (nor was ever necessary) due to the lack of classy clientele.Now, the back room is nothing but large round tables and uncomfortable, mismatched chairs, and a TV, playing Cartoon Network (on a good night). The ancient bartender likes the history channel.Also, smoking IS ALLOWED and encouraged.It's a rinky-dink spot with nothing to offer but EXPENSIVE DOMESTIC BEER ($3.65 for a Bud Light) and a live COVER BAND of the AC/DC era (Fri-Sat). *PUKE*Basically, it used to be a cool-ish place to hang, for a 32+ crowd, once upon a time (when there were pool tables). Now, it's just a sleazefest for gross older guys that live nearby to pick up girls that don't know any better.Personally, I recommend Rob's Billiards, less than a mile down the road, off Trinity Blvd and 360. They have reasonably priced drinks and (hence the name) pool tables.DISCLAIMER: Rob's does not have quarter tables. They did once, but now you pay by the hour for a league sized table.

How has the Euless Yacht Club eluded the attention of YELP reviewers? Well I think I can explain.First of all, I feel honored to be posting the first review on this venerable Euless institution. This place has been around SEEMINGLY since the 1970's and it would also seem the decor has not been updated since its inception. This is a hole in the wall bar, end of story. Hypothetically speaking, if you are looking to dump your social climbing, vacuous, superficial North Dallas honey, start scheduling dates at the Euless Yacht Club. If she is geographically impaired, she initially might think she is in store for a high-tone time at a luxurious "Yacht Club", but instead she will be in store for some sweet irony! Wait a minute... Yacht Club? Is there a "Lake Euless" recently excavated by the Army Corps of Engineers nearby? No. Do people winterize and store Yachts here? No. Is there a membership requirement to enter the premises of said Euless Yacht Club and are weekly meetings held to discuss issues important to Yacht owners? No and no. Does Euless Yacht Club seem to be a misnomer? In the words of a young Jason Kidd, "Most definitely.".The draw is that I can ride my bicycle to the Yacht Club, which I used to do with certain neighbors whose identities will be protected. Chances are if you have at least one drink, you will hear either a) Vodoo-Chile by Stevie Ray Vaugn or b) I Love This Bar by Toby Keith emanating from the juke box. On weekends they usually have live bands that usually play classic rock. Some of the bands are decent but many, not so much. I hope one day to make my musical debut here.The wine is served way too warm which is probably a mistake most other Yacht Clubs pay closer mind to. The beer is cold though. You can even ask for something called a "Hood Blaster" which some of the bartenders know is a shot of Tuaca with Red Bull. It's like a Jaeger Bomb but substitute Jaeger with Tuaca, or just ask for a Tuaca Bomb and know that you are drinking the summertime drink that is sweeping the nation, i.e. "Hood Blaster". Oh yeah, I would be remiss to not mention the copious amounts of cigarette smoke that wafts about in cirrostratus or cumulonimbus formations. I sometimes pretend to have cataracts as my vision becomes foggy and then I pretend I am faith-healed as I am exiting the front door and the milky halos go away.I enjoy reading technical manuals and MOST people don't... that being said this is that kind of place... I enjoy it, but you probably won't.

Where to begin? I guess with the establishment's name would be a good place to start. The Euless Yacht Club? OK, it's in Euless I'll give it that. Yacht Club? That makes me think of a few things. First is boats. Let me assure there there are none here. Second is that the establishment is of a higher class type place. That is also is not. The exterior of this place looks shady, and the interior looks like it hasn't been updated since the 70's. The beer is served cold and is priced decently which is probably the only good thing I have to say about this place.The bands that play there are usually of the cover band / classic rock genre which is fine if that is your flavor, except the bands themselves aren't that great.Their ventilation system is not great either as the place is filled with so much cigarette smoke my eyes burned after being there for a few hours.All of this could be OK if one is looking for a place to go socialize with a few friends and have a few drinks/laughs. My biggest problem with this place is the giant cockroaches. If you like cockroaches climbing the walls where you wet your whistle then this is the place for you, if you aren't into that sort of thing stay away!

What more can I say? Cheap drinks and amazing customer service. It was my first time here and I feel at home. One of the few true dive bars in HEB. Please come enjoy the 'regulars' and the staff. It is worth your while. Ask for Vickie!

I came here with a friend kind of embarrassing but was in a hurry for a good beer on tap surprised they don't have beer on tap. the bottled or can beer it comes out of the regular refrigerator that I would have in my garage on the side of the bar. I could barely breathe in there the smoke was so thick the atmosphere was what can I say above my age average 60 and above the band was not too but the poor bartender she look like she needed to retire are ready I wouldn't let my grandmother be behind a bar working. I was definitely not about to try any of the food. all I can say is I went I Concord and I've survived. moving on to better places.

After reading all the other older reviews for the Euless Yacht Club, I had to put in my two cents, for what it's worth...Euless Yacht Club is one of the best dive bars in the mid-cities area to have a cold beer or mixed cocktail. The prices are honest, not over inflated.The place is well worn, yes, but that gives it the appeal that a lot of folks are looking for. There is a mixed crowd of all generations. I like that it isn't the uppity crowd you find in other newer bars. The main bartender is friendly and efficient. She runs circles around most kids her junior.They have bands most Friday and Saturdays and EYC is bringing in fresh bands to keep the place lively. They have expanded and paved the parking lot so no more potholes!If you are a non-smoker and if smoke bothers you, this may not be the establishment to go to.Other than that, if you're looking for a place to relax, have a drink and without the pomp and circumstance, then the Euless Yacht Club is the place to go.