Yogi's

Much like its' sister bar The Patriot Saloon the crowd in this pace features bizarre mix of hippies, bikers and hipsters. The interior is a wooden walled throwback to the bars that you would see in the movies taking place in the deep south. There are tables and an Arkanoid table in the back, plus a projection screen in case you want to watch the game while listening to country and being regailed with stories about someone's last trip to Sturgis or how kids these days have no respect, but when I served in Korea, I knew how to speak to my elders. Aside from the obvious rulels about conduct there aren't any. As a matter of fact the only rule I know is that it isn't okay to dry hump the wooden bear. And I learned that one the hardway. Also, I don't think I have ever seen a bouncer in this bar.

How does this place treat the old wallet? Let me phrase it like this, the beers are so cheap I am surprised that they don't accept food stamps. Pitcher prices range from 5.50 for a pitcher of PBR to 12.00 for a pitcher of Guiness, so you're regular domestic draft would cost (usually around 6.50-7.00). If you want to know pint prices, you're a pussy. Shots are at the most 5.00, and Wild Turkey is the house drink. If you wanna get plastered this is the place to go.

Pros:

- Scantily clad and friendly bartenders

- Lots of colorful personalities

- 4 Screens that the Bartenders will put whatever you want on, plus most other patrons either don't give a shit what you watch or are too drunk to care.

- Cheap, Cheap, Cheap

- A huge bolster to your self-esteem because, hey, at least you aren't a drunk old man flirting with a girl half your age.

Cons

- Not many available women that you might be interested in, all the cute ones are either employees or with their men. An occasional group of rowdy girls will show and then the place is rockin.

- The looming knowledge that if you keep on drinking the way you have been you are going to end up like half the regulars.

- With drinks this cheap it is easy to get too plowed.