Hmm..what can I say about bar 35 that people don't already know? Probably nothing. Therefore, think I'll just explain my experiences through my eyes and hopefully be able to hit all the important points that people look for when reading reviews. Okay..
1st experience -
It was a first Friday and one of my friends wanted to go because one of his friends had a piece of art work that she was displaying. I am normally not a first Friday kind of person but agreed to go in support of a friend of a friend. I always heard about bar 35 but never knew where it was since I was living under rock. Lo and Behold, I found out it was LOCATED in C-town (trying to sound like the hipsters) aka chinatown. Since the art show finished and it was still early we decided to check it out. The line was really long to get in. When we finally got in, the place was packed like a girls luggage and no real place to chill. The ENVIRONMENT was pretty dark in there. Similar to femme nu. That can be pretty dangerous when trying to hook up with someone and then the lights come on. I like the huge TV in there as well showing music videos (this time). Overall, I liked the look of it for the first experience.
2nd experience -
It was a Saturday and the same friend had a friend in town from Australia that he wanted to take around. Line was not as long this time but it was still pretty busy inside. Since there was still no place to chill in the area my friend says, lets go check the back patio area. I said "There's a back?" He said, "Yes with another bar" The back area is actually more of my style. It's an open area with Christmas looking style lights which makes it more well lit. So now that we found a seat, I wanted a beer. I asked the bartender girl for a Coors light. She responds laughing (uh ohh.. high school flashback) and says we don't have that kind of beer. Ohh yeah.. forgot that domestic beer isn't hip enough.. my bad. So I said, "Just give me whatever you recommend" She comes back with Hoegarden which is a really good beer actually. Lot more calories but really good.
3rd experience -
Came with my wife for happy hour. Now this time the place was as vacant as the beach during a tsunami warning. The ENVIRONMENT was still dark and the TV was still there. This time showing the movie bad boys. You know the one where Tea Leoni had black hair. Anyway, this was the perfect opportunity to try their famous PIZZA! The happy hour here is just okay IMO. It's drinks only. They don't have food anymore on HH. They have martinis and stuff for like 3 dollars and some change. I don't drink martinis because I want to keep my man card but its good for females. I was also able to realize they have a hugangous beer selection here, minus the non hipster beers AKA Domestic beer. That is a huge plus in my book. So we order the sweet bangkok pizza. At first, I ordered it because I liked the name. It actually turned out to be really good. It's not the best pizza I ever had which was really really good but what I liked about this pizza was how thin the crust was. It was potato chip thin. No wonder people like it. The crust is so thin that its almost like a low carb pizza. As for the taste, the sweet bangkok is very sweet indeed.
Overall, this place is about a 3.5 for me but if the pizza is good then it must be rounded to 4. read more