Albertos Bar & Grill

This place must have been sold as it is now called «el herrado». Nice stage and tables but everything else is trashed. The bar is empty of regular beers and alcohol. $ 5 for a bud light is ridiculous for a dive bar. Live a block away and been there twice and always empty.

My friends and I used to go every Monday night for karaōke. They don’t have it anymore, but it’s still a great bar. The owner Orlando is a sweetheart and a great guy overall. Tanya is the best bartender, too! You get your monies worth and don’t leave broke! They take credit cards! Lots of TV flat screens. Check it out! Parking can be tricky, but usually not too bad.

I was out on Friday night with a friend of mine and we were really in the mood for a dive bar. Fortunately in his area is a bunch of little sketchy looking bars.
We stopped by Alberto’s on Scott’s Boulevard, which is easy to miss as it’s in a corner lot next to a liquor store and while the sign for Alberto’s is large, it doesn’t look like anything is going on there. We drove up, and I think it’s worth mentioning that this place caters to a crowd with a much richer skin tone than my friend and me. That said, no one gave us any evil eye and things felt very comfortable.
The first impression from stepping in was that, «Wow this place looks way nicer inside than I was expecting.» The women were also all smoking hot in here, and popping out their boobies and showing the lower cheeks of their ass like many Latin women do here in the bay area. Unfortunately they were all with dates. The bar tender was a bit older, but looked the same, though she was wearing pants.
Things didn’t last here sadly, after two jack-​and-​cokes each we had finished their Jack Daniels bottle and they didn’t have any other alternative but Wild Turkey. They didn’t carry any rum either. While I’m fine with drinking Patron shots and chasing it down with Corona, that wasn’t the type of drinks we were in the mood for so we had to call it an early night.
If I find myself in the area and feel like a beer, I’d go back.