San Juan Club — Restaurant in Citrus Heights

The Bar: The outside looks very divey and the inside, just as good. As my friends and I were looking for a bar to sing karaoke at, this one came to mind. We first checked it out Wednesday, however karaoke is only on weekends. We stayed a bit, caught a buzz, headed home, only to return Friday night with a larger crowd of friends. Walking in to this establishment, we were immediately noticed by the locals for being new. I wasted no time heading straight to the bar, where a rather tall, bald, gray-bearded, intimidating bartender stands. I was quick on the draw, with I.D., credit card, and business card in hand. I gave him the normal speech of what we do, and he was totally cool with us....from that point on, the rest of the night was pretty much a blur. The Crowd: My first encounter with the crowd was a gentleman with more tattoos showing than skin, infact the only skin not tatooed was between his forehead and chin. He says to me, "you're DiveBar Culture, I found your business card in the bathroom, I used it as a crutch." Hey man, use it for whatever, at least you remembered us. Moving on, the 2nd encounter, an older gentleman, who could not wait to tell me of every single dive bar in Sac County, as to remain polite, I listed as he rapped of roughly 50, nice guy too. As for the rest of the crowd, well, they came with me. Service: 1 bartender on, and us with a crowd of 10, it took a minute to get served, but once the 1st round came, the beers stayed full the whole night. Prices: Half pitchers $5.00, double shots of Fireball $4.50. Pints of PBR $2.50. Entertainment: 1 pool table, TouchTunes jukebox, Karaoke on weekends. 1 electronic dartboard. Restroom: Not too shabby, I expected worse, but to my surprise, it was very clean, and smelled great. Closing statement: We had a grand time here. Singing karaoke wasted, always makes for hilarious entertainment. I will certainly come back to this spot for more drunken karaoke nights. If you're in the area, come on by for a beer. You won't be...

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Have been wanting to go here for a while, since it's local. My first experience here was alright, as soon as I sat down, drunk and high old men started hitting on me immediately, it was highly uncomfortable. Good thing the friend that I was meeting, showed up only a couple minutes after I did and we did our best to get them to move along, however one older man did not and the bartender had to get involved by throwing him out of the bar. From then on, me and my friend had lots of fun and the bartender was very nice to us so service is A+. The reason I give this bar 3 stars instead of 4 or 5 is because even though we definitely had fun after the whole incident, obviously the patrons are not very good people and the womens bathroom is weird...