331 Club

This bar has a very neighborhood feel; I got the impression many of the patrons knew each other, and all ages (over 21) were represented. I was probably lucky to get a spot in the parking lot on a busy Saturday. It is a bit divey, but the bathrooms were clean. I was there for one of the post-spelling bee bands, so it was too late to try the pizza, and I was driving so I limited myself to ginger ale. One free refill for designated drivers is nice. For future reference, I noticed they had some unique cocktails and lots of THC gummy brands to choose from. I don't smoke and November isn't the greatest time to be on the patio, but I did make a trip to get off my feet for a bit and they had a firepit going. It's true there is no cover, but the night I was there, they had a Band Tip pitcher. I wish I'd had more cash with me. Sound was decent considering the small narrow room; I was still able to get video that I felt OK posting on YouTube. I was there for the last band, FenixDion, and though I at times felt people were more into drinking than listening, it stayed pretty full until the end, and we even got an encore!

I love it here. I think 9$ for a cocktail is very reasonable. Love the $1 chips, and I've splurged on the pizza for date night lol. They even have rolling papers? Love the live music too.

Neat old timers bar! Great venue for some live music. The crowd is cheery...actually dancing! Fun place

One of our favorite dives in the neighborhood. Bartenders are always friendly and whether you want a beer, wine or cocktail they've got you covered. Large patio area right off University the more than can accommodate large groups. Decently priced and classic.

Just went out there with some friends for the live band! The atmosphere was great with the curtains and mood lighting and they are set up well for having live music. Would go again! Don't get the house cocktail though :(

Another stop on the Nordeast Walking Tour with Patrick, Susan and Mike:Dranks only, very pleased to hear live music. The crowd was enthusiastic without being rowdy, the atmosphere was dim and very cool (literally and otherwise) and the music got our toes tapping. We enjoyed our drinks and the tunes and went along our merry way.

Live music every night and no cover? Sweet, count me in! This is a great spot to stop by at any point in the night. The crowd changes depending on the music, but each time I've visited, everyone's been great. It does get crowded, but the staff are well-versed in serving up your drink(s) fast after you politely elbow your way to the bar.There's plenty of patio space out back and around the side if you'd like to catch some air in between--or sometimes during--bands.Not into all the noise? There are several nearby bars within walking distance to check out. Definitely make 331 a stop if you're out and about in Northeast.

We went for trivia night and had a blast! The place was packed even though we were there 40 minutes early, so plan accordingly. Thankfully, there was ample outdoor space to enjoy the weather. The staff were super friendly and quick. They have happy hour food, but recommended we order from the restaurant next door rather than through them for speed. My friend who ordered food through the bar had his pizza forgotten about, but the staff were very apologetic and were quick to correct the mistake. Food was good, drinks were good, atmosphere was great. Looking forward to stopping in again for live music!

331 Club hosts live music several times a week with no cover (ever!), so I find myself stumbling in here on many a night. Most likely, actually stumbling. The place is a little divey, but kinda hip. It's a bit of a small narrow venue, but I appreciate the intimacy. There's still room to stand by the stage, sit in a booth, or belly up to the bar. There's a fenced patio area off the back too, with a few picnic tables that people mostly just smoke at. They of course have happy hour specials (Monday-Saturdays noon-6pm) and tacos (made by the Sheridan room, I believe). Among shows, they also host the Drinking Spelling Bee, Trivia nights, tap takeovers, and other sorts of live entertainment. I hope to take a shot at the Drinking Spelling Bee soon and either make a total ass of myself and take home gold... whichever comes first!

I've pissed on the side of this building.The staff is full of Northeast angst ten-fold. Toxic, highly political, and I'm guessing mutually intoxicated exchanges between customers and bartenders. A bartender on their smoke break yelled at my friend who lived in the area for an extended period of time in front of only me despite my friend apologizing for a pretty benign gesture made in jest...Literally just flipping the bird. The exchange was rather hostile and went on for like 8 minutes after the first apology of many. Just kind of relax a bit. Could be a pretty cool bar, and I've met pretty cool people there, but unfortunately it's staffed poorly. That all was a 2nd negative experience of my two. The 1st was when security told my buddy I was "out" after I went to smoke a cigarette, apparently I was just swaying a bit, was still quite mentally aware, but who knows. This was when it was in the negative digits temperature-wise.This bar was traumatic to this young man.