Underdogs Sports Bar
2100 NW Glisan St. Portland, OR 97209Phone: () .
Located in: Northwest Portland
BarFly's Review of Underdogs Sports Bar
What better use for the historic old Nob Hill Pharmacy building than to put up an enormous, tacky sign emblazoned with collegiate text and a bulldog stencil traced directly from Gonzaga's mascot. If you are planning on having fun, you'd be better off having an impressionable young lady fake a seizure while you sneak behind to bar to make off with a few bottles of whiskey.
3x pool tables, 5x tvs, rockola juke
| Underdogs Sports Bar's Happy Hours | |
|---|---|
| Monday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
| Tuesday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
| Wednesday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
| Thursday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
| Friday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
| Saturday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
| Sunday | $2 doms, $3 wells & doms, $4 apps 4-6pm |
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if you are thinking of going here, don't! Free pool is not worth having to hang out in this lousy bar. The bartenders are super rude. Especially Kathleen, asked my friend to leave because he wasn't drinking but we had nine or so other people that were. this place is just awful.
OK, so one lame element of this bar is gone. Now how about springing for a carton of half-and-half so the bartenders can make a white russian without having to use those little coffee creamers?
this bar sucks balls even worse than all the other lame bars around that area. don't bother unless you want bad food and a lame atmosphere.
Ok, so the pool and the juke box are both free. But the pool sticks are all broken and the bartender keeps skipping the songs she doesn't like. So just because it's free we should put up with that? Quality is worth paying for, so I'll go elsewhere.
The interior feels like you just stepped off of 21st and are now in a sports bar in the airport. The poor employees have to wear a totally gay referee uniform the likes of which I haven't seen since fleeing SoCal. The bartender was very nice but practically falling over himself trying to show what a great bartender he is. He immediately slapped a martini list in front of me and declared; "I'm the martini MASTER!" I blinked at him a couple times and ordered a beer. We sipped our pints and watched him rush around like it was busy although there were only 6 people in the bar. Was his boss watching or something? He needed to take it down about 5 notches and he would have been fine. Maybe he's just a newbie. You can tell he's a cool guy when he's not trying to be SuperBartender. All in all, this bar gives off the vibe of Corporate California plunked into an unfortumate spot.
