They had nine dancing Friday night so much fun so many great dancers I didn't see a teacher I…read morewould've loved that but I might've missed that. The drawback is there is no food like they used to be served you can order in though anywhere that will deliver or you can bring it with you that's a plus

The bar tenders here are very attentive to their customers and lovely people. The girls who have…read moreserved me here have been welcoming and kind. Can't wait to go back. Good times! Highly recommend checking out this cute little place if you want good vibes and a refreshing drink.

Still tryna figure out how homegirl charged me $57 for 2 shots of cazadores and a topochico lmfao…read morereporting fraud in the morning that's crazy

% great dive bar experience. Cheap drinks, fun variety of games and great sound system. Plenty of…read moreroom for shenanigans since it's never too crowded. Predictable and safe. Always a dart board available and usually a pool table will be open as well. Very low drama and quiet setting. Voila! NOTE: staff is NOT overly friendly or helpful in my experience but hey, the beers are like $4.50 so ‍.

Great service Great food environment was a bar with a few seats server was ok she more catered to…read morethe people at the bar, maybe because I wasn't that talkative super good but after tax was a $30 burger

Came to Jams @ 209 as a simple low-key birthday dinner for the SO. Our meal was good, but something…read moreregarding the bill irked me and left a bad taste in my mouth. Located off Geer and Tuolomne, Jams @ 209 is a cute little sports bar that also serves an extensive menu including wings, burgers, pizza, and tacos. Every wall (and even right outside the establishment) is lined with TVs all playing different sports and music videos with a huge focus on 80's music (perfect for the Gen X-ers who seem to frequent here). Upon entering, we seated ourselves at a corner booth and a few minutes later did a nice lady provide us with menus. The SO had ran to the restroom and the nice lady asked me at the table if we wanted to order drinks. She upsold a rum and coke (the SO's favorite) not because she had asked the SO on his way to the restroom like I had thought, but because they have a happy hour special on them and a few other drinks. What a coincidence! The special was $5 for certain drinks between 2-7PM. The nice lady also tried upselling me to get a drink for myself. I feel like after saying no the first time, she shouldn't have pushed with an "are you sure?" two times after. We ended up ordering: Onion rings - great fry and crisp batter. One of the reasons I chose to come here. Mac and Smash burger with side salad - uses Kraft mac-n-cheese type noodles that were a little bland. But with everything put together (pepper jack, fried onion strings, and chipotle sauce), the burger was delicious. SO was impressed with the side salad lol It wasn't a basic garden-type, but more spinach, cucumber, cheese, croutons, etc. PB&J Protein Power burger with sidewinder fries - double patty made this reaaaal meaty. There was a subtle pb&j flavor which was nice, but wish it had more. Sidewinder fries were like the jojo's version of curly fries - thick and potato-y. All portions were big and I thought proportional to the price (esp in this economy). What soured our meal was when we received the bill. There were two line items for +$0.75 for cheddar cheese. I spoke with our nice lady server and she said that it was because we got cheese on our burgers... *question marks??* 1. The item description for both our burgers already include cheese 2. We didn't ask to sub any type of, or add more cheese 3. If we were going to be charged for cheese, we weren't prompted about it beforehand. We didn't get the charges taken off until after these 3 statements were made. I get it, $1.50 isn't much but it's the principle of sneaking in $1-2 for something we didn't ask for. It makes me think they do this often at the expense of patrons under the influence. Just a warning for future customers, double check your bill!!

Knocked off one star due to drinks. I'm not in my 20's where I can welcome any drink to get drunk…read more My pallet is a bit more refined (lol not really), but I can appreciate this bar. The bartender was nice and attentive, the people sitting at the bar were welcoming. You never know what you're going to face especially nowadays but I didn't sense danger at all here. It's a cute bar with a sense of camaraderie. I'll definitely be back to chill and I'll ask for the types of beer they have next time.

Owner doesn't allow the employee to speak about Jesus won't be back but the bartender was a nice…read morelady

It was our first time here, we drive by all The time and…read morefinally decided to stop in. Drinks were wonderful, one the best Palomas I've had. Bartender was friendly, it wasn't too busy at the time,plenty of room to move around.

Drinks were horrible! I ordered a strawberry margarita and it tasted like a melted water down…read morepopsicle way too much alcohol served in a draft beer glass with a straw. Very tiny place. But not alot of traffic in there anyway. Definitely not for age groups of 21-35 year olds. This place looks like it can hold about 20-30 people max before feeling crammed in. Only about 20 chairs available and one pool table. The bar tender was friendly and nice though. Music was ehh.. they have karaoke on some nights. But definitely would not go back with my friends.

Love the bartenders and when they have taco night it's a plus. Great vibe and friendly people…read more Haven't been in a while. But it's always my go to place.

The LC is a relaxing, low-key drinking establishment. The bartenders treat you like family (at…read moreleast the members they like). They are professional, polite, and wonderful people. The bar doesn't look like much on the outside, but don't let that deter you. I've been coming here for about a year. Not once have I ever seen nor heard of any distributive customers. No fights, just regular people relaxing together. Think Cheers bar with a country twist.

Went to check out the post yesterday. We got there early for an early dinner. They were having…read morehappy hour from 330-530. They have many places to sit, the patio, banquet area or bar. We chose to sit in the patio area. The server was nice and speedy. I had the Santa Fe chicken salad, garlic fries and my hubby had a French dip sandwich. Portions were generous and delicious. I also had a Cadillac margarita and my hubby had a beer. It was a fun time. We also saw that they host comedy shows there as well. We can't wait to come back!

It's a long drive from Lake Tahoe to Bakersfield and we needed a stop in the middle. I opened the…read moreYelp app. My wife wanted a salad. I searched ahead and found The Post in Modesto. This is an event venue too. It's a few miles off the freeway, but easy to find. We picked out a booth and our server was right there to take our drink orders. We ordered the Chicken Club (no onions). It took a few minutes more than I expected, but our food came out in a reasonable amount of time. The sandwich is hearty with a big slice of bacon and a healthy portion of fries. The space is very comfortable and open. We weren't rushed at all. Since we still had a few hours to go, we opted for a to-go box for half the sandwich and fries. If you are traveling through the Central Valley on Hwy. 99, make an effort to find The Post Restaurant.

Taylor! Thank you for convincing me to start coming back! Used to come here years ago but the crowd…read morechanged for the worse...now the bar may be a bit run down but the crowd change gives me hope and I will continue to support! #supportyourlocaldive Owners show this place some love, people want to come back but she needs some TLC

Lousy drinks for a retirement toast a few weeks ago. Definitely not returning anytime soonread more