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A nice little dive bar in the Westerwood neighborhood here in Greensboro. The inside has low…read morelighting with lots of seating, a pool table, a board game table, and 2 bathrooms. The outside also has a nice patio with a roof for those who wish to sit outside. I know that there are some days that there are certain events held here like book club or even drag show! I know Thursdays there is free pool (so get there at a good time) and Tuesdays and Fridays there is Karaoke. When it comes to drinks I would say that the price is very fair. The bar tenders are very attentive. Also since a lot of their regulars come here it's easy for them to know what you want. My go to here is a white russian. It's really good and if you enjoy things coffee flavored definitely give it a try. Overall I've always had a great time here at Westerwood. The environment is super welcoming and the service is great. If you want to explore a new scene and get out of downtown this is the place to be.

This spot is okay it's in a bit of a weird area but it's an okay place to hang out and just chill…read more It's decently sized with plenty of things to do, games to play and snacks. They have a decent sitting area outside, perfect for the summer time. Every bartender I have encountered has been nice and they seem to attract a diverse crowd.

I'm a hot dog guy and i like checking out new (to me) spots. This is the location in Elon…read more It was bright and very clean and the staff snd waitress were very nice, friendly, and helpful. I ordered the two dogs and fries combo. The fried we great, the dog OK, the chili however was very thick and seemed like something right iut of Hormel can. Several truckers stopped there and ordered the daily special which was BBQ Chicken with sides etc. It looked really good and they were certainly enjoying it. This is the "no sign" protocol. You order take out at the counter but if eating in you grab a table and wait for a staff member to take your order. I'd definitely go back for lunch to try something else but not for the hot dogs.

Here's the menu on 3/9/2026 I got the chuck wagon sandwich…read morebasket it was at good taste and size the chicken tenders are also good.

10/10 recommend. Great games at a decent price, good decor, better vibes. Lily provided awesome…read moreservice.

This is a delicious dive located only minutes from the highway. The staff was so welcoming and the…read morefood was great!

Two ate breakfast for $23 before tip. Love this place! Now open on Saturday mornings!!! Old school…read morediner - sweet staff and lots of nice folks! Food is consistently great.

Just a pretty good time. Enjoyed the free music. Parking was tough but everyone was chill. Bar…read moretender was responding!

I've been to see two recent music shows at this charming roadhouse. Both shows (Onyx Club Boys and…read moreCarolina Cutups) featured great music and a fun crowd. This cool old school roadhouse is far enough outside downtown Chapel Hill to be a non-college kids hangout of welcoming locals. The music is good, the beer is cold and pretty cheap, and the bartenders are warm.

there's dive bars and there's Dive Bars and I am glad that they can comfortably coexist in the…read morenorthern climes of carolina. Dive is not really that divey, i'm guessing "relax and hang out and play games in cocktailored comfort bar" was taken so "Dive Bar" it is... this location is way bigger and more above ground than the OG in Mooresville plus it has patio seating to get away from the madding crowd when it arrives as I'm sure it will, it just wasn't here (yet?) today but it's still early and still Thursday and a bit too warm for May. entry and main room have several games of "skill" and other amusements to give your hands something to do besides raising your glass. further back there's more games and some pool tables; a standard coin-op plays different than 'World Series o' Billiards' tables because, well, you know... you're in a bar! which, oddly enough, is exactly the same reason you could loose your house payment (if they allowed that sort of thing here (which they don't.)) it's a nice place, kinda glad I don't live too near here or I'd be here more often than not.

Chill spot which is extremely lit up with charm! From the arcade experience to the weekly drink…read morespecials and activities for the children. Front side patio, almost like a porch patio with television and the bar is accessible from the patio. No one under 21 permitted after 8pm so take your kids to play if it's your thing! My son enjoys the arcade.

Excellent spot for live music and just a kickback spot with pool tables available. Usually have…read moregood drink specials and the food is solid as well.

Dropped in after getting a tattoo nearby and was starving. Place was nearly empty even though it…read morewasn't a weird time for lunch. First table we sat at was very rocky and the waitress allowed us to move. Waitress was very nice and helpful. Seemed actually pretty dark inside and was almost difficult for me to read the menu, and I'm not even that old. Grabbed some Buffalo chips to start and man was there a lot of them. Loved the flavor and crispness of them. Burger I ordered came out relatively fast and it was great but the patty was kind of small. They also had a pool table and a stage for music, probably would be a cool place to checkout on a weekend night. I'll stop by if I'm in the area again!

I've been to Flat Iron for a variety of events over the years, live music, dance/rave nights,…read morerandom events on Monday. I've always had a great time. It's a small, intimate venue, which makes every event feel more personal and creates a great connection between the performers and the audience. The owners are musicians themselves, and it really shows. They understand what makes a great venue and consistently bring in a diverse lineup of entertainment. While Flat Iron is a bar, they also allow guests under 21 to attend many of their live music events, making it an accessible spot for music lovers of all ages. Their drink selection is solid too, with sodas, beer, wine, cocktails, hard seltzers, and THC beverages available. As a locally owned and operated business, Flat Iron is one of those places that helps make Greensboro's music and arts scene special. I'll definitely be back the next time I see something on their calendar. If you're interested in checking them out, give them a follow on Instagram for the latest shows and events. you never know what fun you'll discover next, they have up and coming artists and even nostalgic local bands and artists from the past.

Great music venue -- really intimate, which was nice. Appreciate that the performers hung around…read moreand interacted with the crowd. Fast drink service too. One FYI: they charged an extra $5 for my brother at the door because he's under 21, which wasn't disclosed during online purchase or listed anywhere on the site.

Great music, great karaoke, great bartenders, cheap beer, wine, booze, and membership 21+…read more This is my favorite dive bar in years. So many great regulars and most everyone gets along with each other. Catch Karaoke with Shane on Tuesday nights!

After a significantly long weekend... 1) two days spent in…read moreblisteringly hot weather manning a festival booth (while dealing with the occasional over-intoxicated you-know) 2) the first evening spent heaved over sick and sporting a massive headache -- likely from dehydration given #1 3) exchanging a would-be lazy Sunday to host an event that just didn't make the grade ... I was sharply reminded of home. And of good stiff drinks. Which brings me to Walker's. Metaphysically, that is. Because there's really never enough time in my crazy schedule to drive to Greensboro (incidentally, where my family lives and who I've only seen three times this year because of said schedule). My days at Walker's were many. And simpler. And boy, do I miss them. Had I known about life after grad school then, I would have appreciated the small-yet-reliable satisfaction that comes from being a regular at your neighborhood dive. The drinks are strong, and cheap. The jukebox has all the classics. The bar flies are a mix of funny, crazy, and kind -- but you know each of them by name. The bartender greets you like a friend. When the most of my troubles involved writing a paper on the use of viral marketing tactics employed by Snakes on a Plane, and nearly every other night meant a stop at Walker's with my roommate, it was almost an age of innocence in some ways. Here-here to the neighborhood watering hole!