Wall Street Deli & Lounge

Wall Street Deli & Lounge was a king established bar in Jacksonville, Florida. If you were paying attention, that last sentence was in the past tense, because Wall Street Deli & Lounge has closed its doors for the last time.Truly a cool.place. A lot of memories were made here, friendships forged, broken hearts mended and a lot of beers handed over the bar.It is a shame that Wall Street Deli & Lounge exists only in memories, but those memories are awesome memories.

Well when you want a good stiff drink at a great price for this area of town this is the place. Yes its smokey and their some rudeness happenging but I saved alot of money for a quick visit with friends. Love the Bowling game and the Pac Man also. Saw some people come and play like teams on the machines and it was great fun to watch. The WOW is that great popcorn coming out of the popcorn machine. I'd be back... defiantly!

A nice hole in the wall spot. Beers/beverages and friends. Parking is limited but a definite stop on any jacksonville trip

This is a fun little dive bar..The staff is really super nice and the atmosphere is cool. They have a really good smoke filtration system it seems cause you can smoke inside but you can hardly tell. The area of town is awesome, and it was a great time had by all. Lots of all kinds of different folks hanging out. I would come back!

This is a smoking bar so be prepared to reek of cigarettes afterwards. The young locals here always make me laugh as they passive aggressively make their way around "their" bar and combat you through a night of jukebox jousting. It's a dance as cute as they are and I'm never upset but more so just amused. The drinks are decent and the service is consistently good. Each time I've been it's either dead empty or slammed. Even with a full bar I was able to get a drink rather quickly each time.

Yes, this is a dive bar and it is a smoking bar. That being said, I will tell you it is dive bar with great bartenders, stiff drinks with reasonable prices and fun people. The location is perfect for the area, especially with a front and back door. If you are parking in Riverside it is geographically desirable. If you are from Jacksonville and a regular you will know the background of this quaint little dive bar.

The smokey bar in every film you have seen exists in Historic 5 Points. It's the darkest, coldest place you can find on a Sunday afternoon.If you go more than once, the staff is quick with a greeting, quick to pour your drink and quick to make you a bowl of freshly popped popcorn or bake up a pizza if you need more sustenance. If you plan a trip around the holidays, you'll be amazed with the sheer enthusiasm of the decorations for Halloween and Christmas. If you're looking for good conversation or if you're looking for a quiet place place to do some writing this is the place to be. Bar seating, tables, boothsDarts and a few arcade gamesJukeboxLive music, pool tables and a movie theater are available at surrounding venues. Bring a date here or bring your visiting friends.

Dive bar. Regulars are weird and strange. I have no complaints. The bar staff are freaking righteous.

This is the empitamy of a dive bar. The drinks are definiately cheap but the bartender working didnt know how to make much. I asked for a kamikaze and she didn't know what I was talking about. The popcorn machine in the back is a nice touch, as well as the games. If you want to smoke it is one of the few pl aces that let's you do so inside.

Wall Street is a really interesting place. The suburb I grew up in near Orlando is filled with bars like Wall Street, so it is fine by me. What stands out to me about Wall Street is how different it is compared to the rest of 5 Points, sans maybe Birdies. The other bars like Alewife and Cask, hell even the restaurants with bars like Hawkers and Derby all have that urban chic feeling that seems to be in these days. If you are only comfortable in an atmosphere like that, you might not like Wall Street. It is insanely smokey, and definitely a little rough around the edges. That being said, the fact that it is a little bizarre and out of place is why I actually enjoy going from time to time. It is kind of fun to wander through the haze of the package store before actually getting to the bar. The bartenders are always really cool, and the drinks are stiff. The first time I went there, they were doing whiskey shots for $1. I don't want to know what brand of whiskey it was, but it is still a dollar drink in 5 Points, and I think even the most 'hip' part of town still needs a reliable dive like Wall Street.