No Fun Bar

Contrary to their name, this spot was a rather fun bar, especially when you can get Devil's Dill sandwiches next door.Divey. Drinks were well-priced. During happy hour, you get $1 off your sandwich with an order of a drink too.

The No Fun Bar stands out as a cornerstone of the live music scene, offering an unforgettable experience that goes beyond just a night out. My band, Izy Kactus, has had the pleasure of playing here on multiple occasions, and each time, the house is packed, buzzing with an energy that's hard to find elsewhere. What makes this place truly special, though, are the people behind the bar and the scenes. Nick, who wears many hats as the booker, bartender, and owner, is phenomenal to work with. His dedication to providing the best service and creating a welcoming atmosphere for both musicians and patrons alike is unmatched.The bartenders are incredible, ensuring that everyone, from the first-timer to the regular, feels part of the No Fun Bar family. Their service is quick, friendly, and always with a smile, contributing to the overall positive vibe of the bar.But it's not just about the service. The No Fun Bar offers a unique live music experience that feels both intimate and hip. Its lounge-like setting, combined with excellent sound quality managed by a great sound guy, makes every performance feel personal and engaging. This place has mastered the art of creating a space where artists can connect with their audience in a meaningful way, making each show memorable.In summary, The No Fun Bar is more than just a venue; it's a community hub for music lovers and artists alike. Whether you're here to enjoy the live music, savor a drink from the expert bartenders, or just soak in the hip lounge atmosphere, you're guaranteed a great time. Working with Nick and experiencing the vibrant energy of the packed house has been a highlight for Izy Kactus. It's clear that The No Fun Bar is not just a name--it's a statement, promising an exceptional live music experience that you won't find anywhere else.

Fun dive bar, excellent bartender, and live local bands. It would be better if the mixed drinks were a bit more differentiated rather than using all the same ingredients.

An excellent dive bar! This place really serves the community. Since they are connected to Devils Dill, you can get their amazing sandwiches at the bar as well. Excellent drink special. I especially like their rotating list of boilermakers to choose from, both high end and bottom shelf. The thing that really sets them apart though is the entertainment. There seems to be something going on almost every night of the week there. Some nights it is trivia, other nights it is karaoke. However, what I love the most is that they have bands coming through several times a week. Often times these are local and smaller bands. They keep the cover low which reduces the barrier to entry for many people hoping to see some live music. They check vaccination cards as well. Best of all, they do not jack up the prices of their drinks during the shows so you don't feel like you're being gauged or nickel and dimed. What's not to love about this place?

Went here the other day randomly as I was walking down the street. A very interesting "hole in the wall" style bar. They share the kitchen of Devil's Dill Sandwiches. The bar is very simple and interior is pretty dark. Drinks are fairly inexpensive. The service is friendly.The pork and beef red wine soup was very tasty. Good prices for happy hour.

Last night, I ordered a $3 PBR. I had three $20 bills in my hand. I gave the bartender $20. He came back, gave me $2 in change, and walked away. Realizing he made a mistake, I got his attention to let him know. I was chill about it. He told me there's no way he'd be able to check and that I "probably just gave him a $5." I told him I was certain about this since I had $60 in my pocket (had just gone to an ATM). My buddy standing next to me vouched for me. The bartender shrugged and walked away. I don't care about the money, but I care about being treated like shit. Huge bummer. The bar itself is otherwise alright, but nothing special.

i'm freshly 21 so i went out with my friends and we looked at this place online so we thought it would looked really fun to go to. once we get there the vibe was mid, and the music was so loud you had to scream into your friends ear just to hear them. when my friend was getting out drinks the bartender yelled "you have to f*****g speak up" in a really rude and unprofessional way. she got our drinks and my other friend went to get 2 rounds of shots (there were 3 of us so 6 shots) and the guy was like "you want 6 shots? all with salt all with lime? are you f*****g kidding me?" and he was just saying it with such a rude and disrespectful tone to us. because of the level of service, my friend who was paying for it ($70) didn't leave a tip and the guy comes back to our table and slams the receipt down and says "are you gonna tip? do you need a pen? i realize you guys are young but if you're too broke to tip you need to just stay home this is bulls**t" and we left almost immediately because it was just such an awful experience. we walked down to HighDive a block or so away and it was such an amazing and wonderful experience there. never go to no fun. name of the bar is extremely accurate.

Came for early evening food and drink before a show down the street at Fuse Theatre Company. My partner had had a Devil's Dill sandwich at work and wanted me to try and indeed they are amazing. Is a cool, funky space and if we lived locally I would be a regular.

False advertising. I, in fact, did have fun catching live music there. The bands were solid.

I live right across the street from No Fun and have had many good times here. There are two bartenders in particular that make the experience worth it - the bar itself is fine, but I come in only when one of two specific bartenders are working. Recently, one of them was let go of because of an interaction with an unsatisfied customer. I do truly hope that person did not experience anything inappropriate or threatening, but the fact that a staple of this place was let go of bc a freshly turned 21 year old did not enjoy themselves - that's effed up and so damn stupid. The person with the negative yelp review - which was probably out of context - would probably have not come back to No Fun anyway. I - as a regular - will be boycotting the business from now on, out of principle, despite living across the street. Chris can fuck right off.