U will have a great time Definitely the best sports bar in…read moreVentura county! Nice crowd and good vibes

Cool spot that's fairly new in the industrial area off Olivas road . Service and cleanliness was…read moregreat. I ordered : All American Burger medium done with their caesar salad instead of seasoned fries. 5/5 Burger was pretty good. Juicy and well seasoned . Caesar salad was ok. I wish it was pre tossed on the dressing cause it was hard to mix it on the plate without overspilling. Melbourne pale ale 5/5 Light in flavor with fresh and crisp finish

By far, one of the best sports bars I've ever been to. Dave, the owner, is fantastic. It was my…read morebirthday and I had to chug a whole schooner of a beer before they finished singing happy birthday. And yes, I did finish it. The service was awesome, thank you Marley, and the food was delicious. We had the following Wings 9/10 Fried pickles 9/10 Pastrami sandwich 8/10 Cold beers 1000/10

You're always home at Cronies. It's like a modern day "Cheers" with great food, frosty schooners…read moreand friendly efficient wait staff in a setting where "everyone knows your name"

To sum it up, it's busy, with multiple wait staff attending each table, loud sports bar, lots of…read morebig screens playing various games, and various bar food items available on the menu. I ordered the mini corn dogs, nachos with chicken, and cheese sticks. A buddy ordered wings. Everything was as expected, wings had a nice spice to them, and although the nachos have a chili cheese which was unexpected, they were still ok. The waitress changed a TV to show the Padres game my buddy wanted to watch, and pretty much all waitstaff was really attentive cross covering tables. Overall it's a good place to go catch the game with buddies. That's this critic's review, until next time, I'll be eating.

When they said a big goblet of beer, they're not kidding! Fish tacos were good sized and packed…read morewith flavor, the wings were massive, and the ambiance of being able to watch live sports is unmatched! I'm glad they have multiple places in the 805 which gives you a lot of options! Can't wait to go back!

Arrived in this location at 11am. The place was still closed, but was expected since it was Labor…read moreday. Finally opened up and was greeted and seated. The name speaks for itself. It was pretty much a bar. There was no menu to be handed. Whatever you wanted the guy will make it. The guy worked as a bartender, a cook and a waiter. He accommodated, he was a jack of all trades. I ordered menudo and soda. The menudo was delivered in 10 minutes. Was tasty and very fresh. The key thing that stood out was effort. He made sure we were taken care of. Kept checking on us to see if we were ok. The music was blasting and he asked us if we wanted to lower it. Those little things go a long way for us. I would go back just because he was nice. Also the food was good. The only negative encounter we had.. their system was not accepting credit cards so we had to withdrawal money from their ATM. All good though. Good place to drink some beer in the morning along with breakfast. :)

Great place to come for a Michaela while your laundry is getting done next door & to take a chill…read morepill

Give me a sour beer and I'll be yours forever! I'm happy with my little sip sip of beer at the Yard…read moreHouse. Arrived around 7pm on a Sunday evening and the place was happenin' with tons of people hanging out in the restaurant and sitting in the bar area as well. After looking at the GIGANTIC beer selection, I peeped the Stupid Silly sour beer and it was absolutely incredible! We were only here to have a drink before our dinner reservation at another place. Staff was super sweet and helpful! If im ever in the area, ill definitely be back.

Yard House never disappoints! From the moment I walked in, the vibe was fun and inviting--perfect…read morefor a casual night out or a celebration. The staff is super friendly and attentive , making you feel welcome right away. Now let's talk FOOD ... everything I've tried has been . The Ahi Poke is my jam paired with the pineapple beer , but they also have the best sliders . The appetizers are perfect for sharing (the truffle fries are life-changing ), and the entrees are flavorful and generous. Don't even get me started on the craft beer selection --so many options, I could spend hours just deciding! I always leave here happy, full, and already planning my next visit . Whether it's date night, friends' night, or a solo treat, Yard House hits all the right notes. Highly recommend!

Best time ever!!!! Amazing food and bartenders are amazing…read moreand fun. Matt is the best funny and always makes you enjoy your time there. Thank you!!

I drop in for the amazing brisket burger and stay for the atmosphere Matt has created- welcome hug…read moreand all. You da best Matt! Grateful for this fun and relaxing spot to unwind and laugh.

Serenity! If I can use one world to describe Lazy Dog in…read moreOxnard is Serenity! We come here to celebrate the good times. But it is different when you need to escape the chaos and a "bad" day/week. Not only it is the confort food we seek, but it's the atmosphere! Adam, our FAVORITE MANGER, always takes the time to stop by and say hello. We met him as a server and since then he was one of our favorites! Another favorite person is Josiah. His energy is so positive, it turns our frowns upside down and we leave this place feeling like we received the hug we needed for years. He wasn't our server tonight, but he stopped and made us feel like we were family! And I cannot forget Kat and Viktor. Our server was awesome and took care of us. Viktor took his time to check in on us. Please come by Lazy Dog in Oxnard, when you are celebrating something, but more importantly, when you are not having a great day, you will leave feeling embraced!

I am not about to stroll into Oxnard and pretend I am some linen-shirted coastal ethnographer with…read morea tote bag full of artisanal certainty. I had never been here before. I was merely a road-battered pilgrim, six hours removed from Oakland, washed ashore near the freeway at the velvet fringe of Ventura County, in that glossy new development called The Collection, where every building looks as though it was approved by a committee whose mission statement was: Let there be ambient lighting and retail optimism. My dinner choices arrived like mildly desperate contestants in a televised pageant. Cheesecake Factory told me the wait would be twenty-five minutes and that they would text me. Reader, I assume that text is now trapped in a ravine somewhere, being nursed back to health by quail. Then there was some steak place whose name dissolved from memory before I finished looking at it. So into Lazy Dog I wandered, hungry, tired, spiritually fragile, and very open to persuasion. And I have to admit: the place has a certain charm. From the back at night, Lazy Dog is weirdly enchanting. The warm lights, the patio glow, the bottles shining through the bar, the whole thing looks like a lodge designed by someone who wanted to seduce exhausted motorists into believing life is still full of promise. Yet the actual entrance is oddly easy to miss. The restaurant is basically playing hard to get. A chain restaurant with mystery. A flirt. A woodland princess in practical shoes. Inside, the vibe is part upscale sports bar, part polished suburban den, part "let's make everyone from picky teenagers to diet-conscious moms to semi-hungover road warriors feel included." Buffalo Wild Wings, but after therapy, better lighting, and a semester abroad. The seating is not what I would call voluptuous. You are not sinking into a cloud of velvet mercy here. But the room is lively, social, and good-humored. It hums in that specific modern way that says yes, you may order tacos, noodles, a burger, or a cocktail with fruit in it, and no one will judge your lack of culinary allegiance. The cocktail situation was fun. I had the raspberry sangria, which tasted less like old-world wine-country sophistication and more like Hawaiian Punch got hired by a vineyard. It was bright, sweet, cheerful, and only slightly ridiculous. A prom queen in a stemmed glass. I did not hate it. I also did not see God. 3/5. Service was reliable, friendly, and sincere, which in today's dead-eyed hospitality landscape feels almost mystical. No fake grandeur, no attitude, no emotional frostbite. Just kind, competent people doing their jobs without making me feel like an interruption in their evening. That deserves respect. The menu is broad enough to make you nervous. Burgers, Italian-ish things, Thai-ish things, tacos, bowls, pizza, noodles, probably a diplomatic treaty if you ask politely. Usually a menu this sprawling suggests culinary panic. But Lazy Dog somehow lands on the right side of chaos. Not transcendent, not revolutionary, but steady in a way that is more useful than many trendier places would like to admit. The fried hard-boiled deviled eggs were the surprise star. In theory, this is the kind of appetizer that sounds like America whispering, "What if we made the picnic more reckless?" In practice: very good. Crispy outside, creamy inside, faintly absurd, and impossible not to admire. 4.5/5. The shrimp tacos were also solid. Bright, fresh, avocado doing its usual California diplomacy, pickled onions bringing color and sass, and the whole plate looking just photogenic enough to make younger foodie civilians feel seen by the algorithm. 4.3/5. The shrimp Thai noodles were decent too. Not an oracle, not a revelation, not the kind of dish that makes monks ring bells in the mountains, but flavorful and more than respectable after a long drive. 3.8/5. That may be Lazy Dog's real strength. It is not trying to be a sacred culinary temple guarded by tattooed sommeliers and fermented foams. It is trying to be open late, fun, dependable, and welcoming enough to make a tired traveler feel the night still has one last good chapter in it. And after six hours in the car, that is not nothing. That is grace with parking. So no, this is not the hidden gastronomic throne of Oxnard. But it is a lively, late-night, good-energy landing pad with charming exterior glow, sincere service, fun drinks, and better food than a cynic might expect. Would I come back? Absolutely. Mostly because Lazy Dog fed me, comforted me, and acknowledged the passage of time, which is more than I can say for Cheesecake Factory. Also, points for being open until midnight, because some places close early as if adulthood itself should have a curfew. Lazy Dog, by contrast, understands the nocturnal needs of the weary, the under-caffeinated, the gossip-prone, and the mildly glamorized freeway drifter still chasing one last decent meal before surrendering to hotel-sheet oblivion.

Best prime rib in town. Very convenient location to eat and drink with friends at the restaurant…read moreand then go home after dinner.

The greatest bar in the world, come see Alice. Very…read moreaccommodating on point. Absolutely amazing.

Food and drink delicious food and super cold drinks also the service is very good and nice people.read more

If I could give this place a zero. I would! The service was terrible. After a family members…read morefuneral we decided to come here to celebrate her life with family. When we began arranging the tables so we can sit together, the manager unprofessionally raised his voice and told us not to rearrange the tables because we wouldn't like it if someone walked into our homes and did that to us. That is not how anyone should be speaking to customers. He was argumentative and completely unprofessional! What horrible service! I highly recommend you go somewhere else for better service!

No food ordered, but i did order a cocktail. Lemon drop cocktail, because I was designated driver,…read morethe service was great. We were celebrating my brother's bday while we were there, RIP!!!! The ambiance is dive bar vibe. It was such a fun time doing Karioke to celebrat as he would have.

Amazing little dive bar!! Jo (female) bartender was amazing. She made our drinks exactly how we…read morewanted!! Not a bad place to stop by on your way to a wedding or pregaming before Ventura.