Hangar 9 — Restaurant in Carbondale

Went here earlier this year in May to drop off my homebrew for a competition. We came back that night because the place looked interesting because of the decorations and they had a very wide selection of beers on tap. That's the only good part... when we returned at around 7 or 8 the place was packed, the band was incredibly too loud(mainly because the buildings acoustics are wrong for loud rock music, way too small of area). There were also bowls of condoms out everywhere! Haven't seen that in a bar since I was underage trying to sneak into places, but that just shows its obviously geared more towards the young crowd. The last straw was the bathrooms, they were disgusting and the wall was covered in the most ridiculous ignorant "writings" from visitors I've ever seen. Everywhere I looked it was just obscene cursing all over! It was awful and time to go once we saw that, thank God a disgusting place like that...

Spent over half the night waiting to order drinks that never came, while people kept getting served despite me respectfully showing and saying I intended to order and was ready. I had never really been here before ,besides once, and was excited to check it out. I believe they blacklisted me because I briefly knew someone who knew one of the bartenders (neither of whom I talk to) I assume she made false assumptions about me and decided to converse with the other bar tenders to illegally discriminate. I bet it was nice for all the other young people having fun but from my perspective Id rather it to of stayed closed. Its wrong and unprofessional and giving people the ability to discriminate without valid reason is disgusting. (not to mention I saw a fight break out and then police helicopters. Will likely never come back again and it breaks my heart because I was...

They have a great selection of beer, pool tables, and a venue for bands. They have some great live music here, too. The service has always been really good. The clientele is consistently odd. This is fine in moderation, but it's almost like the folks who patronize this place go well out of their way to not conform. Again, I'm fine with non-conformity, but there is a tipping point at which your strenuous efforts not to conform take more energy than just allowing yourself to be normal. To each his own, but to me, the crowd here is exhausting. Okay, we get it - You don't fit in and you're proud of it. No one cares. Or at...