The Trestle Inn

Great hidden tavern, low light and great owner/stuff

Was just up for walking on the Railroad Park with my buddy Jojo and we decided to check out the Trestle Inn ( i haven't been there in a long time) and we happened to walk in on David Bowie Night ( 6 to 9 pm) PLace was packed and full of good vibes , my only trouble was the bar staff was mixing sophisticated drinks so they had a hard time just getting me a simple BEER! The line for drinks was like a scene out of BAR RESCUE!! Other than that the David Bowie show/DJ was fantastic! The people were all enjoying themselves overall and the bar staff was trying their hardest but the flow of people just kept coming in to the Trestle Inn flooding the dance floor , nice to see people still LOVE David Bowie!!!

Waited 40 minutes to get the special charity cocktail for their benefit night. Finally get to the bar (event is still going on) and now the cocktail is 16 dollars? I’m done with this place, just go to a real dive that won’t hose you. Plenty of longtime good ones in town that this place copycats

We went there 1.6.24: awesome vinyl disco set with a great vibe of fellow denizens. Importantly there was ample room to dance and it wasn’t overly crowded, which is critical for busting a groove. Drinks were standard fare, and acceptable. Ultimately, we truly digged the community vibe.

Cool spot with go-go dancers in an inconspicuous area. Gives off a disco vibe. The bar as a whole is small so it can get crowded and we had to wait awhile for drinks. They could use more people behind the bar during busier nights. Also had to pay a cover. Overall, fun experience!

Delicious and affordable food and drinks for happy hour at the bar

I'm convinced 70% of these reviews must be fake, as I had the worst experience at this bar. In concept it should be a good time, vinyl, live music, go go dancers, 5 star dinning cocktail prices... That's where it takes a turn down, never been to a dive bar with such expensive drinks. Also had an ridiculously off putting experience with a manager named Jess or Josie or something, wish I remembered. Moral of the story, find another dive bar.