Frank's Sports Bar and Grill

"This is not a Sports Bar any longer unless there's a Raiders game on. It's more of a Latin dance club. I have really liked this place over the years and they've always had the games on. The past several months(6-12) when games are on in the evening and the bar manager is there or even when she gets off work and hangs out afterwards, she blasts Latin Dance music, and sometimes so loud you can't hear yourself talk. At first I thought it was a one time thing, then it happened again and again and again. Recently during MNF and the ALCS she insisted on having the tvs on the spanish news (which normally would be OK, I speak fluent Spanish and like to watch the news too--but it's supposed to be a Sports Bar and 2 very important games were on) After several polite requests to put the games on I was able to get them on the TVs but that was only after she finished her shift. She then blasted Latin dance music so loud that we couldn't hear ourselves or the bar tender speak. I asked politely again 2 separate times if they could turn down the music as it was deafening, but both times the volume of the music stayed the same. It wasn't the current bartender, it was the larger lady who seems to be the bar manager and was done with her shift. I really want to like Franks and have gone here for years but I cannot and will not ever come here again to watch a game. If I want to listed to blasting Dance music I'll go to a Dance Club. It shouldn't be called Franks Sports Bar any longer, because it simply isn't a sports bar anymore. Unfortunately the old Franks is gone."

"I stopped by on Sunday morning at 11am when they opened and the parking lot was almost full. I think they have about 12-15 parking spots, plus another 3 in front of the bar, and plenty along Marina blvd. The bar itself is pretty spacious inside and they have fans going so its cool. Service is great; the girls that work there are nice and attentive. I came here specifically for the Chilaquiles, which i've never had in the U.S. They serve the chilaquiles with scrambled eggs, so i asked for overeasy. It comes with a very thick, chunky kind of salsa, which was poured over the tortilla chips, with eggs on top,cotija cheese, sour cream and red pickled onion. Its a good dish, but it is a bit spicy. Total for chilaquiles and a large orange juice came to $30.00. I'll definitely be back to try the breakfast burrito.. stay tuned!"

"This place is awesome!!! The have the best nacho at the food place, try them please literally life changing. The drinks are inexpensive and strong, staff is nice and funny. Has great music always and karaoke Wednesdays are super fun. They put the games on game day and the vibe is super chill. Been a bunch of times never witnessed any drama of fight! Give it a go I’m sure you’ll enjoy it"

"This is my first time going to Frank's. I was pleasantly surprised at the atmosphere. It's a full-on Mexican restaurant and a full-on sports bar. Really well thought out idea that's done well. I enjoyed the food, I really enjoyed the people that I met there. It seemed like this was the local hangout. It was like I just visited the set of the TV show "Cheers," where everyone knows your name. The food was excellent. Another "must" check out if you happen to be in the area."

"Local bar with karaoke, games, and Mexican food. We stumbled upon Frank’s since they open late and it’s such a gem. Bar was filled with locals who were friendly and were great singers. The taqueria had good and quick service. Wish they had more meat options but still tasty especially for being in a bar. We got the shrimp and steak which the shrimp was stand out."