I visited Jake's on the eve of the big St. Patrick's day music festival. They were friendly and…read moreaccommodating, even though the staff was clearly in prep mode for the huge crowd coming the following day. I got the loaded pina colada. It was a super strong vodka-based drink with a splash of seltzer. It was an absolutely perfect low-sugar option for someone. We also got some mozzarella sticks and tots. Both were solid starter options. Since they were on a limited menu due to the festival, that's all we got. They don't have many vegetarian-friendly options anyways, so it was all good by me. They could work on their TV and table placement during sporting events, but we made it work. Overall, this is a good college bar where the vibes are positive!

A good outdoor vibe - outside the back patio was so fun I loved it! Wish it was non smoking - was…read morenot tasteful. Music was great

Great dive bar with karaoke. Good drink selection and reasonable prices. Get there early if you…read morewant to sing as fills up and list gets long

Great bar. Great music. Big supporters of the local music scene. Friendly barkeepers and reasonable…read moreprices.

We were here for a private event and it was great!! Everything was clean and the drinks were on…read morepoint.

Great place for a party! Great catering and it's nice that they let you reserve the space.read more

What a cute place that's underneath the bar called the grand. It is a small establishment so be…read moreprepared to get there and possibly not have seating. The drinks are all hand crafted. Very strong and just the good ol fashion tikki vibe. Go check it out. Staff friendly and can make basically anything

I've always wanted to come here and it was such a good vibe. I was confused on how to get here but…read moreyou have to go through the grand on main and go through the gold doors downstairs (inside of Robinson room). I got a blue Hawaiian which is basically a pina colada with blue curaçao liqueur. It was really good, creamy, and she def didn't skip out on the alcohol. It was the perfect amount. The music was really good, they had Sinners on the tv. I had a great time to end the night.

The sign on the front door says an Elite sports bar. I guess you can put anything on the door,…read moreregardless of whether true or not. My wife and I decided to go there to watch the end of the runner-up World Cup game. When we arrived, there were few people in the bar, music was blaring quite loud, and the TVs had baseball and basketball but not the soccer. When asked, they quickly changed one of the TVs to the soccer game and we seated ourselves at the bar to watch. I will say that theTV screen had some nasty stuff obviously splattered on it. Esh! Then I tried to order a Yuengling lager but they didn't stock Yuengling! Really? An "elite" sports bar that doesn't stock a well liked lager from the oldest brewery in the United States? Hmmm. OK, so we both ordered Corona brews. When the waitress brought the bottles, my wife asked for a chilled glass and was, instead, handed a plastic cup! Yeah, this sure is an elite bar! NOT!!! Game and beers finished and we quickly left the establishment. We certainly won't be back.

My family moved south a few years back and while I love to visit, there is never anything to do…read more Let me preface this by saying we are from the North. Never sleep NYC to be exact. So since my family has moved south I have yet to experience a night life on my visits and my trips are very frequent. Just so happens on my last visit we ventured to the S Bar after dinner elsewhere. I didn't have high expectations because I'm well aware NYC vs SC is comparing apples and oranges. It was not my typical scene but I had a good ole time watching Friday night Karaoke and listening to the music in between the "American Idol" auditions. The venue is very spacious w/ a DJ who was ok, a dance floor, a large bar and several tables and ample seating. The bar tenders were quick and attentive. We didn't order food because we ate prior. Still not the night life that's my speed but I had the best time enjoying the music and laughing with my fam. Some of the karaoke participants were very good and others just jumped on the mic one too many times. They are open late, I would probably return. Just A Note: The Karaoke goes on a little too long in to the night IMO.

Fun and chill spot equipped with indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly service. Snacks available for…read morepurchase and they have a schedule for food trucks. Plenty of space outback for kids to run around too.

Updating since some things have changed in the last few years. I still drop by this joint a few…read moretimes a week as it's right in the middle of one of the upcoming spots in the midlands. If you want a quick beer for a reasonable price, they'll sell you high quality from the tap out in the patio for $5 cash. It's a limited selection of six beers and ciders, but there's always something that'll surprise you at that price. Inside, it's a different story. There are sixteen taps of IPAs, sours, a stout or porter or two, local lagers, German offerings, and a rotating cast that will satisfy the beer nerd and beer newbie. It's still reasonable on the wallet, though. If nothing catches your fancy from a keg, turn around and behold the coolers full of goodness from around the country and world. IPAs of all varieties start on the right and roll into sours and ciders. Then, the lager and pilsners manifest on the shelves along with the European entrants in the cabaret. There is definitely a larger German and Dutch selection than there used to be and they are carrying Czech beers as well now. To the left, darkness abounds with stouts and roasted, malty libations. Peanuts are available year round now and they've added THC drinks and more NA options along kombucha and soft drinks. If you're not a beer drinker, there is a wall full of wines and the staff will point you to one that'll match what your craving. I asked for a recommendation that would go with take-out Chinese one night and was pointed to the perfect pairing. Hungry? The food trucks are lining up to get in here and there has been one every night lately with two some nights. On Saturday and Sunday, the mimosas start at 11 am and the food trucks serve brunch. It's a great way to start the day. If a a food truck doesn't show for some reason, check out one of the close-by kitchens and grab something to go and eat it at one of the dozens of picnic tables spaced around the place. There's plenty of space on the patio and in the Biergarten. Bring your friends but don't be a jerk. Keep your dogs and kids close by. This is a jewel you need to visit.

We play cornhole here on Tuesday nights. The cornhole tournament is hosted by Mike Martinez. See…read morehim or his wife if you want to enter. The entry fee is only $10.00. Dress accordingly as the tournaments are held outside. While playing we enjoy eating Hwy 378 Bar & Grill's food. It's tacos for me! The waitresses are always friendly. They allow us to run a tab that we pay at the end of the night.

We are transplants moving from a big city with an infinite number of restaurant-food choices. We…read morepatron dive bars on occasion but I'd not classify this as a true dive bar. Beer choices are big domestic, big import with one "craft" tap. As a beer nerd, I'd like to see more craft. We popped in around 2pm on a Saturday. We were the only patrons at a table. The bar was occupied by six people. Amanda was our server. She could not have been more friendly and attentive. I had the fried flounder with the "side" salad. The salad was great. Everything was crisp and tasty. The dressing was a preportioned ramekin. The flounder was excellent. It was perfectly fried, crisp, and well seasoned with no excess grease. The wife had the bacon and egg burger and the side salad. The burger was juicy and tasty. By the time we left, there were about six tables seated. Looks like there are a lot of locals here and they seem to be very friendly people. The flounder pic below is an attempt to show it after I was two thirds through it. We will definitely be back.

Eight of our ROMEO club were here for lunch today. We were all enthused about going here and…read morelooking forward to ordering the fish and chips. They opened at 11:00 and we walked in at 11:01, anxious to get our fish! The waitress was great and set us up quickly at a table and took our drink orders and brought us Guiness and teas. She heard all the chatter about the Fish N Chips and the next thing she said is "We don't have any beer batter yet, so no Fish N Chips! Immediately there were groans and moans. We had our beer and had come here specifically for the Fish N. Chips. She went back to check and returned saying "Yep, no beer batter so no Fish N Chips". Several of us joked that we may as well drink our beer and go next door to the Mongolian Yummy Stir fry place. We now started browsing for other menu items that we wanted. After about five minutes she came back out and said they could make up some batter but didn't know how long it would take. (How long does it take to stir up beer batter?). We said we'd wait. In the meantime two of our guys placed orders for the Scottish Eggs and Onion Rings for the table. They were both excellent. Three of us ordered the Fish N Chips and two had decided to go with the Bangers and Mash. One order for the Beef Eater sandwich, one Club Sandwich and one Rueben Sandwich. The food came out and the fish n chips were great. Not greasy, crispy, large haddock slice with great french fries. and green peas (which were barely luke ward, almost cold). The two guys with the Bangers and Mash loved it..Great sausage and the potatoes were excellent with mustard. The Rueben was great and also the Beef Eater. The waitress did a great job, checking on us throughout lunch. All in all, what started out as a questionable lunch turned into another fine lunch for the ROMEO group. The rating was 9.18 on the ROMEO scale...5.0 on Yelp scale. Only issue was something was wrong with the tea. It almost looked like water. Maybe because we were the first group in and the tea had just been made.

The British Bulldog was really cool! Even though I had lofty expectations, it definitely managed to…read morelive up to them! When the British Bulldog calls itself a "pub", I feel like it's one of the very few places that takes that moniker to heart. Even though it's located in somewhat of a strip-mall setting, once you walk inside the building, you're amazed by the authenticity of the inside. Personally, I loved the brick and wood that made up the interior, which gave the restaurant the realistic "pub" vibe that I mentioned earlier. Furthermore, I loved the framed, and hanging, soccer flags, which was a marked contrast to the professional and college sports paraphernalia at your typical American sports bar. I walked in kind of late, and just sat at the bar, which still made for a great experience. Even though it's an English restaurant, they still had a lot of the popular local and domestic beers, to go along with the more English-themed beverages. I asked if they had any "sours", and the bartender was kind enough to offer me a sample of the two (2) sours that they had on tap, and let me choose the one I liked the most. The aforementioned bartender was great, and I overheard him offering some folks from out-of-town with recommendations for nearby late-night spots and high-quality local joints. Finally, my simple order of chicken tenders and fries was pretty good, and I thoroughly enjoyed their steak-cut "chips," or French Fries. All-in-all, I waited too long to try out the British Bulldog, which was a great pub experience that definitely lived up to my high expectations. I'll definitely be coming back soon, and in turn, would recommend it to anybody else!