Coming here reminds me of the hole-in-the wall places I used to see Aqua-Bats etc. in. The place holds about 300 people total, and seems pretty cool for a show.
I grew up about a mile from here, and never went in. My curiosity finally got to me, so I met a friend here for lunch. As I walked in, I knew I was out of my element (I'm an accountant for G-d's sake) but although it looked like the clubhouse from Sons of Anarchy, I wasn't accosted by any bad-ass bikers.
We were waited on by Kat (I assume with a K) who was also bartending. She paid very good attention to the 4 people that were in the entire place at lunchtime. She made a good recommendation for dollar-taco-tuesdays, and a few other specials made by "grandma." Yes, they have a 94 year old woman who is the head cook ... and she's pretty damn good.
I ordered a mexican burger, which was really great with the green chiles. I also felt a need to get a cheap taco, which was quite excellent.
I'll be back for the breakfast, and any time I want to be reminded of a kick-ass club playing loud music while I smoke beaties and getting rejected by hot chicks who are way more ska/punk than me.