Address and Contact Information
Address: 1800 Broadway St, Vancouver, WA 98663
Phone: (360) 694-3552
Website: https://www.elbowroom1970.com/
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Reviews
Dropped in for a second visit and it was even better than the first. I had a new menu item they were in the process of creating and it was phenomenal! I also had the chance to meet the man himself, Toby. Really chill guy and skilled in his craft. The bartender, Zola, is awesome.
At present, their stock is much better than a dive bar but has room to grow. Yet the bartenders are clever with substitutions. The end results are very good. And if you know what to ask for, you can receive a superb craft cocktail. Especially if Mike is behind the bar.
I tried one of their “Bar Bites” called Disco Tots—tater tots with gravy and cheddar cheese. Next time, I’ll go for the “Cowboy” version, which comes with jalapeños, chili, and cheddar. I really like the vibe of The Elbow Room and I’m looking forward to seeing how it develops. You can take that to the bank. -VanPort Insider
I ordered pancakes(3) and a side of 2 sausage patties. Pancakes were good and plentiful. But the sausage didn’t arrive until I/we were all almost done eating. The waitress did apologize for the wait. I took it home in a box.
I did like the dive bar/cafe historical vibe. But it did seem like the $18-20-ish prices per plate were a little high for the breakfast food we all ordered. I get that times are tough for restaurants. I’m just not sure the value equates here. I want to like this place and will give it another try eventually.
Bonus; they play vinyl records.
It was our first time in and it is easily our new favorite spot.
Not only are the vibes on point, the customer service was perfection, the tater tots were INSANE, and drinks were great.
The staff (and patrons) were absolutely amazing. They made our day even more special.
We’ve walked here a few times since the new owners took over and have left perfectly satiated every time. To start, the vibe is quintessential 70s—complete with a killer playlist on vinyl and groovy swag lamps accented by vintage wall kitsch.
Drinks are original and mostly pre-batched, but of course they have the usual selection of spirits to create whatever concoction is needed to fill the void. The freezer door martinis and manhattans are killer in every sense of the word (you’ve been warned).
Food menu is fairly limited but homey and delicious. When we last visited, the tots were cooked to crispy perfection and the grilled cheese dipped in the tomato soup fulfilled a nostalgic base need. Now, the real question is: Can one hope for some equally warming late night desert night in the future?
Give it time and this will become THE spot in Uptown for those know how to hang and love a good vibe. Check it out now before the word gets out (and I may even just delete this review…)