Cozy Inn — Restaurant in Culver City

A True Classic is what other classic dive bars would call this capital C Classic Dive Bar. 'A nod of the head, and tip of the cap' would describe your elegant patrons regular approach and graceful departure, as well as it would those late stage wet brain alcoholics that are genuinely trying to outmanever gravity by simply staying vertical long enough to rubber knee it to the tail-end of the storied bar for 'just one more' you know, one for my baby, and one for the road. Last one, I swear! The Cozy comes complete with extra unregulationally short pool tables, heavy-pour well drinks, low lounge-lizard lighting, and one extra-perfect-ly Long shuffleboard table that commands, and gets, its full due respect from all that are brave, and old school cool, enough to mix it up on the sweet sandbox of ostensibly the last remaining original old-timey sandsliders in existence on all of this God's green earth. A True...

Showed up on a Sat around 3pm, the place looks nice, a couple other people around, a lady playing music on her laptop and the bartender. We order drinks and play some shuffleboard and pool. Thought it was going smoothly, until a few of my group mates told me the workers were making them uncomfortable.

The lady bartender and the laptop one pulled the girls aside and told them that us playing games were too loud and they sushed my friends like they were kids… I’m talking normal levels of chatting, quieter than you’d find at a restaurant. Respectfully, I felt it was best to just gather my friends, thank them for the service and leave.

Never been to a bar that felt it needed to be library level quiet, have never gotten a noise complaint before and was surprised by their behavior but it’s their business and not...

I’m in a rush, give me a one sentence summary – cheap dive bar with a good assortment of bar games. Ambiance – to me this is a good spot to start or end the night but not somewhere I’d want to spend a good part of my night hanging out at. This bar is within walking distance from where I live, but when I’m going out in the area I almost always end up at Oldfield’s or somewhere in downtown Culver City instead. Drinks – pretty cheap (I think $6-7 for a well cocktail), pretty generous pours, ok selection of beer. Games – probably the best part of this bar, there’s darts, pool, and a shuffleboard table. Pool occupies one half of the bar and the rest on the other side. The electronic darts board works off and on. Parking – They have a private lot (awesome), and there’s plenty of...