Blooze

We really liked this place. They have live music and open mic/band nights. No food but lots of drinks!!

Cheap drinks (heavily poured so tip well) Nice beards. Relatively clean bathrooms. Overall a great old school dark dingy dive bar with awesome local music. Highly recommend checking it out- bring hand sanitizer...

She da best come on down and support your local bar,and enjoy some live music too. Always a great crowd

Cool place to listen to music. Cheap drinks, fast bar service...but jeez, they don't even sell bags of chips or pretzels. Eat before you go!

This place is fairly far outside of my normal evening outing circle, however, one of my favorite bands happen to be playing there one evening. And therefore a journeyed out of my circle to see them. The boy had a lot of space, tables to sit and watch the live bands on stage perform. There was also a lot of seating around the bar and the bartender was very friendly and the service was excellent. It was a little challenging due to construction out front but that's not their fault. If I live closer I would frequent more often because it was an enjoyable experience.

I went here for midget wrestling and the first drinks I got I had to tell the girl behind the bar 3 times what I wanted before she got it. I think she was high or on drugs. Then my girl went up to get drinks...she ordered a tequila sprite and it smelled and tasted weird so she went back up and ask for another one. It smelled and tasted weird as well. The bartender told her she's not making a new drink and she is going to charge for both drinks. My girl said fine charge me but I want Cuervo and sprite. That's when my girl noticed that the bar tender put away the bottle that she made the first two drinks from and it had a bee on the front. We looked up liquor with a bee on the front and she found a whiskey bottle that was exactly like to one the bar tender had. Nuff said!

I go to play at the Wednesday weekly jam sessions. After tolerating the so called "teasing" (actually offensive, sexist and demeaning comments) from the jam host, I finally voiced my complaint to owner, Jen.Big mistake. Apparently Jen feels that this is the way men behave in a bar and I should stop being a "cry baby" and I probably did something to provoke this behavior and finally she demanded "Why do I continue to go to the jams?"Good question. Somehow I was under the impression a bar owner (especially female) would be concerned about someone she allowed on her premises who was creating a hostile environment. I've noticed that a number of female musicians have stopped attending this jam. Even the guys have commented on how uncomfortable they feel but the jam host ignores or defends his actions. Its hard to believe that this behavior is allowed to continue.She expressed no interest in "Me too" movement.

This small venue is fantastic for music enthusiasts. Paige, the skilled sound engineer, always manages to brighten up your day with her positive attitude. Not to mention, her exceptional ear for sound will truly impress you.

We played there. Jenn is great and gave us our first shot at the public! Zhanre Free. Its made for live music and the vibe is great. Good seating and nice bartenders. We posted vids from our first gig there and anywhere which happened to be the Blooze.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzO-eTWUZkf-vXq2igfzMOQ We'll play there again if she'll let us.Roy S

The "owner" verbally attacked me outside my truck, when all she had to do was talk to me like an adult! Instead of screaming and cussing at me, she got it right back. Yes, two wrongs don't make a right; however, don't approach my truck verbally attacking me. As stated, all she had to do was talk to me like an adult.