Drytown Club

Stopped in here on a Friday night and the performer was a guy name Willie Watson. As he fumbled through his performance struggling to find his next instrument, we tried ordering a cheese platter and wine at the bar. While ordering, we were yelled at by him on stage to be quiet, and told to leave as he is trying to create "magic". The staff wrote us a note apologizing, as you are not allowed to talk during ole Willie's performance, which is a joke at a bar. Anyways if the staff would have stood up for us and calmed this lunatic down, it would have been a lot nicer experience.

Great place for music and some drinks. Saw Gil Landry here and he's always amazing! They're wait staff and owner are awesome. Don't miss out!

Can another whole year have gone by since I last came here? Amazingly, so. I came to hear music on a late fall evening after the recent rains. I had worked the weekend and decided to drive up from the Flatland to hear some good, danceable music at my favorite country dive bar. I was not disappointed.In addition to the regular musicians, there were some others and a few vocalists that comprise The Blow Daddy "horn-driven dance band.". The music was very good and eminently danceable!Sadly, no hot food is available, anymore. Just an assortment of packaged snacks like chips and Japanese cracker peanuts was available at the bar.Still, good wine and Deschutes Black Butte Porter can be bought for assuaging thirst, so I was content with peanuts and porter!The music was sublime. Other changes seemed to be the presence of a couple of new tables and the dancer pole in the corner was absent.This is the place to be if you want to dance, up here in the Foothills on a weekend.

Went there yesterday for the first time and was amazed by the quality of the Dog House blues band, fronted by the bar owner Allen, who plays lead and rhythm and a real old fender laptop slide guitar while singing with a Mose Allison kinda voice.Drinks are affordable, and there are people that come to this foothill dive bar for over 40 years in a row. I happened to walk in to another Dutch man, and a happy dancing crowd, and eventually though it wasn't a jam, I was playing bass with Allen and his band. Definitely worth your while. Drive up there and be there sunday around 4.20.

This is a great, easy going joint right on Hwy 49 just south of Plymouth. There is a fire pit out back, a porch, and friendly locals. The DogHouse blues band (led by the owner, Allen) plays 2 sets starting at 4:20 every Sunday, and it is consistently a rockin' good time.Also consistent (unfortunately) is the woman tending bar. If you need service, look for the only miserable & unfriendly face there. This is your bartender. She is a champion at avoiding eye contact, and if she acknowledges you at all, it will be to growl out how much you owe her.Overall, a great bar for locals and wanderers alike.

Drytown Club was kickin' butt again this past weekend. Leather Souls featuring Allen Frank, Allen Kreutzer, Rick Arnold and Phil (Hicks?) were on fire. Why Drytown club isn't on more people's radar for a fun blues setting just escapes me. Other pros would do well to perform here.Here's video proof:http://www.youtube.com/user/NevadaDuke#p/a/u/0/x9RD77dHgiohttp://www.youtube.com/user/NevadaDuke#p/a/u/1/uFXGaFDFpq0

Such a great find ! The owner is Susan and she serves her wines as well as others. Fun bar. Beautiful setting. Live music Friday Saturday and Sunday

I try hard not to be ugly, but I feel like this owner is a thief. Music night okay wasn't my jam but not the owner's faults here. It was so packed there were no seats inside or out? And this cost me $50 for what? I stood outside for one song I asked the owner she seemed on something because no way could a business owner be that rude. She said nope not giving you money back! Never had wine, food couldn't get in. And the best part was I got blocked in by all the double parking!

Went to go see local band Stealing the Covers, musicians where good, great vibe and energy when they were warming up, but then the lead singer showed up late and brought the band energy down. Would not recommend or hire band with current lead singer. Nothing like watching a a singer hide behind a music stand sitting down, no energy at all and vocal range did not match the play list of songs. Note to lead singer, show up on time in advance to gig and you can mic check, highly recommend it. Drytown Club, looks great, much improved from what it used to be, great job to Fiest Wines on improvements, would definitely recommend people checking out the changes at Drytown Club, but please learn how to use fly traps, disgusting, and children do not belong at a bar/adult club.

The owner was super friendly, we had a nice time. We were there on a friday night early it wasnt very busy which was nice. Go there.