Ojos Locos Sports Cantina - Downey

Ojos Locos is packed with plenty of screens, cold drinks and fun times. Our party of 7 had a great time. 20% tip is added automatically to larger parties.There are no prices on their drink menu but Im here to help. Those big long beers to share run about $47.99. Shots are about $10.50. My Firestone 805 was $9.99.Food prices are reasonable. Not a whole lot of choices. Think burgers, fries, wings, etc. The lemon chicken sandwich was delicious. Packed with flavor. I could of ate 2 of them. The quesdilla is also delicious. That thing was stuffed with meat. All of us cleaned our plates.The waitresses are nice. Not too pushy and they dont get in the way. My guy asked to take a picture but they said he had to be in it. Of course he agreed to their demands.There is sometimes a cover charge if there is an event happening. Parking in front gets full. Park in the back.

This is going to sound wild but... my girl and I really come here for the Lemon Pepper wings and boneless wings. Maybe my standards are low, maybe I have the pallet of a teenager but we love them. *Parking is solid. They have plenty of it. If it's ever packed, it's not on them. They're a popular place and buying an acre of land in So Cal might not be within reach so I can't blame them when their lot it full. Hey, there's plenty of street parking. *The ambiance is cool. I've been there three times and the sports' fanbase vibe and energy seems to be alive and well. I keep seeing reports about how bad l a place like Ojos Locos is for the community and I disagree. Ojos doesn't spill on to the streets. It seems like the ugly ladies of the village will always have something to say. From what I've experienced, Ojos Locos provides a service that's wanted and needed by some. *And... this is where some stars come off. The waitresses are eye-candy. Can't hate... the ladies are beautiful but.... their service sucks. The waitresses are typical pretty women that bring an energy that says, "you should be happy I even stand here..." I'm sure some sucker tips them well... I'm sure their social medias are good. Guess what, reader?... You're outside of that! So... do yourself a favor and wave down a busser or get a team member like a manager that's walking around to help you 'cause you're going to get a lackluster effort from the waitresses. Make sure you get all you need while she stands there 'cause she ain't coming back for a whiiiiile!! (Hey... they are good lookin'!! I'm not a complete hater!)

First off, they're not open at 10am for NFL Games, so don't try to come for the early game to view the country's largest sporting telecast, because sleeping in made more sense sense to some bean counter; doubtful you'd leave your backup choice to leave mid-game to come here, but we explicitly made that decision today since the Chargers played the 10am and we wanted to check this place out (I drove fromthe Valley). They were dead for the rest of the 10am game, but folks started to trickle in after noon.Their wings are not coated, they drop 'em into the fryer, then add the flavor; no extra crunchy coating, but the size is fair and the flavors are good. The space inside is extremely large and is a perfect sports ambiance and environment. LARGE, Central bar, tons of TV's, lots of beautiful staff to keep us horn-dogs happy! The menu isn't huge, but it has the foods the sporting Neanderthal heard requires to be satisfied.I don't live close, so doubt I'll ever know what the vibe is like mid-week or weekend night, but everything is present for a solid fun time. The sports bar scene has been one of pure desolation since the pandemic, but this spot is currently my leading destination to try for Super Bowl!

As a previous Yelper had described, this spot is essentially a Mexican-themed Hooters. All the waitresses are scantinally clad and the testosterone levels in here are so thick you can hack it with a machete. Things definitely get cheeky in here, pun intended for sure. Standard Mexican beers and liquor are expectedly on the menu, along with your familiar south of the border dishes. Just to make sure you're not mistaken that this is a Mexican-themed spot, they'll play something really loud from their rotating Tejano music playlist every 10 minutes or so. It's kind of hilarious actually, as the noise levels here are already off the charts. This is, after all, a sports bar so don't come here to do your homework or meditate.If you order the 60 oz. beer for the table, it comes in a large plastic cylinder that's distributed through a soccer ball with a spigot. Nice touch!Ordered the half pollo plate that came with sides of rice and frijoles. Wasn't too bad. Reminded me of El Pollo Loco food. The breast meat was a little dry unfortunately. Anyway, this is a lively spot with a decent menu. So if you're looking to catch a game, this might not be a bad spot.

The beer is cold, the wings are good, the ambiance is good!Food:Wings Flavors: Honey Sweet BBQ, Lemon Pepper, Buffalo, Pineapple Habanero and French FriesEveryone in my group agreed that the wings were definitely above average, and better than most other wing spots (looking at your BWW). From the flavors I got, I would say the Lemon Pepper and Pineapple Habanero were the best, but overall none of them disappointed. The fries are tossed in a cajun seasoning that makes them spicier than most of the wings we ordered. That did not deter us from demolishing them.Restaurant / Parking:We came on a Tuesday night and easily found parking out front. Inside it is kind of dark, but yeah... its a Latino Hooters for sure. Nothing wrong with the concept and with Tilted Kilt and Hooters struggling / closing down someone needed to take its spot. Notes:4 wings, 2 orders of fries, 4 beers, and 2 mixed drinks came out to ~$140ish

This place is like a Mexican hooter's cantina. It's the best way to describe this place. This bar is a Texas chain with only a few locations here in Cali. Nice place to watch a game, drink a very cold one, and grab some bar food. They have quite a variety of options.This place is most known for it's fine burgers with a twist. The Nachos here are not your traditional nachos but instead are served individually on a small tostada. You have your option of protein but I highly recommend the carne asada. Service is fast even on a busy game night! The aguachiles are also a tasty treat if you're craving something fresh and light. This place also offers large beers in a really tall glass/tower comparable to the Yard at the Yard house. They have a really good mango beer that I recommend ordering by itself or in a Michelada, which is how I plan to order it next!Lastly, this place is affordable and not crazy expensive. Catch your next Dodger game here!

Really enjoy the service this place provides the community, whether I'm here watching a game with the boys or come to enjoy a nice lunch with a view with my girl, I always have a good time here and feel like I got my moneys worth.For what ojos locos offers, the prices aren't stupid expensive and the food is actually quality! The nachos are a must, accompanied by towers of beer of course, and the wings always hit the spot!

Great location. Awesome music and great service. I wouldn't consider the food great but it is flavorful and edible for a sports game or quick gathering with friends. The beers were served in a frosty mug and if you order any food it comes quite fast. The servers were attentive and always served with a smile.

Food was great but service was even better, Leslie was not only charming but excellent customer service.

What an amazing experienceWhat an amazing experience. Kate, our server was amazing! Customer service demeanors, behavior and all the time having smile on her face. Straight A+. The fact that she was very attentive but I never felt that she was around made the experience even better. I sincerely hope that Kate (and people like her) are recognized and appreciated in what they bring to the company. It is not so common anymore, that you come around a person who fits to well in the work they do. Shout out to Kate and thank Ojos Locos for such a nice experience!