Atlas Bishop Arts

"Nice little bar in the Bishop Arts district. I just wish they wiped down the tables after patrons leave. There is no table service. You order and get everything at the bar (drinks, food). The drinks were very well made. Strong, but not overwhelming. The music were mostly 70s and 80s TV sitcom songs. We didn't order any food."

"Stopped in briefly before heading somewhere else, just to get a feel for the place. The bar was packed with nowhere to sit, they were out of prosecco, and the music that night (alternative, pop, and some R&B on a Saturday) wasn't really our speed, so we didn't stay long. That said, the space itself is genuinely cool. Dark, chic, and well put together, with a small dance floor if that's your thing. The ambiance alone almost made us reconsider leaving. I'm not a local, so I can't speak to whether the music changes depending on the night, but if the vibe shifts on weekends or they vary the playlist, I could see this being a solid spot. Worth checking out if the aesthetic is your thing."

"Hung out with a few friends and my girl (1st time here for us) on Saturday night and it was a nice little spot. No cover fee. The DJ played pretty good music (rap/dance/techno/etc). The vibe is chill with low light/dark atmosphere. Has tables, chairs, and some cushioned benches for seating. There's an additional bar in the back with limited seating. Drink prices range. My pint beer was around $4 and my Whiskey w/Coke was around $13. The negatives: like any good club is that we had to wait in line for a while for entry and the place does get crowded. Auto gratuity on drinks. Limited restrooms as well. But we had lots of fun here. We would definitely come back. I recommend checking this place out."