It wasn't extremely live like another spot I went to during the weekday, but it was enough. Going upstairs, they had another bar and seating, more open. She checked anyway but I guess the upstairs staff needed to know too. She was very chill and told me if I wanted karaoke it's upstairs and I may have to visit the security guard to check for ID. It got kind of awkward because apparently I wasn't supposed to enter through the back door. I approached the bartender and let her know it was my first here. Also on the bottom level there's a bathroom for all genders to use, I enjoyed that they have even THAT so. They had a projector with an eccentric movie playing. There is seating in 'the cut' near the pinball machines. It's actually a great addition because it cost a quarter and it's loud. I played one play of Pinball, which they have 4 machines. I didn't care because I was more focused on trying to see where the karaoke was and to try and get comfortable. There's a bar on the lower level where I believe the regulars go, because the bartender was fully engaged in conversation and didn't acknowledge me. Upon entering, it gives the appeal of a grungy dive bar, which is cool with me because I enjoy the old hard rock. I didn't know at the time because there is no signage stating otherwise. I entered through there but truly, you're supposed to enter at the front on Moreland Ave. The parking lot is on an decline and wraps around the back. In a high congested area, I feel less stressed knowing I will have a place to park. When I read that karaoke comes on Wednesday nights, I decide to try Star Bar. I did prior research, noting that I was free during the week and wanted to try a new spot. First Impressions- Give you the scoop so you won't look so new-time-y
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