The Old Inn Tavern

I don’t even want to give this place one star! Total inside job! Lost my husbands debit card… the bartenders who were still working called the guy the other bartender, who was no longer working, gave the debit card to and said he would be back in 5 minutes to bring it back. The bartender who gave the guy our debit card pulled up with the guy and said the card was at another bar down the street.
We followed them to other bar and the bartender from the old inn handed the debit card to my husband. Either her or her friend had it the whole time and lied about the bar down the street not releasing it to them.
Confusing story, but either use cash or don’t go to this place!

Tried this place again. Dawns a great bartender. Loren an obvious regular is an ass and runs people off. He was with two employees tonight which just speaks volumes about the type of people they want here. In fact, it’s Stewart’s crowd because that’s where Loren and the employees were off to. I wish owner would figure out that regulars are running good business out the door. You’re on the trail. Go look at trails inn. Minimal issues, no asses running potential new customers off permanently and bigger business without the liqour sales. Too bad too. We love this place for the dogs but honestly, just not worth it

Decent place, staff is very welcoming. Everybody that comes here knows everybody. Live music, free pool everyday. Decent drink prices. I will stop by again in the near future. They serve pizza, when there is pizza available. Downside no food. But there are plenty of restaurants available in the area.

They won’t serve you if you’re from out of state. My buddies and I felt like avoiding 1^st St for the night so we moved on over here. The bartender denied us service immediately when she saw our VT licenses…

This is a cool little dive bar off the beaten path. We have been in a couple times to play pool and have enjoyed ourselves both times. Good atmosphere and attentive bartender. Oh, and the pool was free, maybe it was the time of day we were there, but they do have some free pool action going on, a nice plus.

A classic dive bar. Free pool, colorful locals, strong pours & dog friendly!
Stopped by here b/​c boyfriend was doing BBQ competition right down the street. So glad we did! The staff was friendly & they had some great specials ($ 3 craft beers on sundays). The décor was festive & there were a lot of fun little things on the walls.
I wish this place was closer to home as I felt instantly welcomed and in a fun environment.
Also, pretty sure there was an outside beer garden.

I lived in Snohomish for over 20 years and drove past this place and never stopped in, I finally did last Friday night. This is a cute little red building behind the McDaniels Do it Center and next to the Snohomish Library it is a Vintage Bar that is just plain comfortable, not fancy, no stuck up people, no judging, just a place to come visit or watch the game.
They have two pool tables, dart games, ping pong, pull tabs and a couple other games. There are plenty of tables to sit at or you can cozy up to the long bar and visit with the bartender while she is making your drinks, she is really a nice young lady and works her tail off making sure everyone in the place has what they need!
They serve cold beer, wine and hard drinks at a fair price and (they just started serving hard liquor too which is nice since I am not a beer drinker). The bar and the restrooms were very clean which is a huge plus in my book! They serve warm popcorn for the salt factor with your beer, they don’t serve other foods, but heck there are lots of places to eat in Snohomish before you come for a toddy.
Stop on by and check it out, lots of parking on the streets.

Tucked away behind McDaniels Hardware in Snohomish, this place is pretty great if you want to hit up a dive bar, and not have any spectators around to witness the act. There MIGHT be three people there, on a busy night. That may change soon, since Snohomish just eliminated their police department, whose H.Q. is (was?) located directly across the street… not so good for this bar’s business, I’m sure. You may want to park at the library next door and walk over to the bar. for the time being, anyway.
Cold beer sold cheap, nice pool tables, a timeless atmosphere essentially unchanged since the 70s, (except for better TVs) …everything you could want in an out-​of-​the-​way dive bar, No kitchen, so just bar munchies available, although this is the kind of place where the regulars often set up an informal feeding station with somebody’s favorite crockpot recipe simmering .
They recently added hard liquor to the mix, for those of you who want something stiffer than beer. I personally feel compelled to drink Rainier in long necked bottles here, most of the time… to keep it «period correct» and all.
Great place to drag some friends who think they’ve hit ALL the bars in Snohomish… because this one is easy to miss !