Railroad Blues - Alpine

Came for karaoke, got only dj music. not back. that was the second karaoke experience I had here, the first was very similar. very disappointed. read more Came for karaoke, got only dj music. not back. that was the second karaoke experience I had here, the first was very similar. very disappointed.

Blues was my bar for the last year or so. good billard tables, great barkeepers. really good mixed drinks. Karaoke Night on Wednesday is always one! read more Blues was my bar for the last year or so. good billard tables, great barkeepers. really good mixed drinks. Karaoke Night on Wednesday is always one!

Excellent experience with the customer service, many thanks, very appreciated blues got’s the bush! . not alcoholic that is! read more Excellent experience with the customer service, many thanks, very appreciated blues got’s the bush! . not alcoholic that is!

Prejudicial Establishment (keep clear No stars. My best friend, a 69 year old tourist visiting Alpine, Arizona, kind as the day is long, was in Railroad Blues f... read more Prejudicial Establishment (keep clear No stars. My best friend, a 69 year old tourist visiting Alpine, Arizona, kind as the day is long, was in Railroad Blues for Karaoke night. He was likely the oldest person in the bar. He had never seen Karaoke and was curious. The place was bouncing off the wall, packed full. My friend has very long hair and is often mistaken for Native American. He was walking out to get air when he was surrounded by four hostile young men (bouncers? screaming obscenities at him. He was entirely mystified and feared for his safety. They walked him out of the bar to a waiting police car. He was put in handcuffs and spent the night in jail, the charge (public intoxication . He was without his prescriptions and ate the cost of a triple digit hotel room. It took a year for the case to be dismissed. There was no evidence, no breath test, no complaints. He was drinking in a Public House. It was a cut and dry case of racial or perhaps age profiling. You tell me what you think my friend was guilty of? Stay clear of this place if you are not white. Bad, bad juju folks.

My best friend, a 69-year-old tourist visiting Alpine, Arizona, who is kindhearted and friendly, went to Railroad Blues for Karaoke night. He was likely the old... read more My best friend, a 69-year-old tourist visiting Alpine, Arizona, who is kindhearted and friendly, went to Railroad Blues for Karaoke night. He was likely the oldest patron in the bar and was curious about Karaoke as he had never seen it before. The bar was packed with people and my friend, who has long hair and is often mistaken for Native American, decided to step outside for some fresh air. However, he was confronted by four aggressive young men (possibly bouncers) who began shouting obscenities at him. He was completely baffled and felt unsafe. They escorted him out of the bar to a waiting police car, where he was handcuffed and spent the night in jail on a charge of public intoxication. He was unable to access his medications and had to pay for an expensive hotel room. It took a year for the case to be dismissed due to lack of evidence, including a breath test or complaints. My friend was simply having a drink in a public establishment. This was clearly a case of racial or age profiling. What do you think he was guilty of? Steer clear of this place if you are not white. Terrible vibes all around.