All these three star reviews can take a hike…read more Tiger Mountain is an absolute gem! It's a dive bar meets thrift store and the ambiance can't be beat. Bartenders are dope, and the whiskey section is even doper (cheers to having Little Book). The setting is eclectic in the best way. There's mismatched pool tables, random artwork from Jesus to Frida to Christmas lights. Pro tip, go during the week as it gets quite busy on the weekends!

Tiger Mountain is a spot you need to check out (again.) Give it another try, you will be pleasantly…read moresurprised. The dance floor is perfect for getting down and there is plenty of seating when you need some rest. It is considered a dive bar, but with amazing ambiance & decor. This may be our new dance spot for our crew!

Staff was nice and there were two djs playing in two separate rooms. We stayed in the main room by…read morethe bar and the drinks were very affordable. They also have a patio if you rather sit outside for a bit.

The first time I went here with friends it was packed and they had lots of good music. There was a…read morecover I think $5-10 can't remember. The main room with the tables and booths had one DJ and then different music in the back room and then there's an outdoor area you can hang at. Bartenders were chill. Second time we went there was barely anyone so we just got a drink and then left. I would still come here again though because it was a blast the first time. Especially if you love to dance with your girls.

Great local spot for some brews and pool. Parking is limited so get there early! Staff is always…read morefriendly and the beer/liquor menu is fantastic. Drop on in for a game! Outside seating and smoking area available as well.

Bartender a 5 for being nice and getting us signed up for the NC bar membership. Beer was cold so…read more5. Two members that sat down and moved my wife's wallet, my phone and keys from our seats in front of us at the Bar-karma will end your cockiness at some point.

Dive bar atmosphere. Cold beer. Games in the back. Nothing fancy. Makes you sign in when you enter-…read morenot sure why. Guess they have a nice patio in back. Ordered at the bar. No problem with service. Only 6 beers on tap- i got a Michelob ultra can. Would come back but not at the top of my list.

Came here on a Sunday morning for brunch with my friend who lives in town. He said this was his…read morelocal go to spot and I needed to try it. It's a local bar and seating is seat yourself. We did have to wait a few minutes for a table so we ordered a bottle of champagne at the bar. There is a mimosa and bloody mary bar set up for you to make your own. They had plenty of juices and garnishes to choose from. You do have to go to the bar and order your food as well. Sharing is caring, right? So I ate half of the waffle sandwich and the brie/jam on the french toast. Both were good, but I am a cheese girl sooooo the brie one was my favorite. There is only one chef, so have some patience. She is working her bum off back! I loved all the funny sayings around the bar. There is a pool table, darts and some more games in the back. I would like to come back for drinks at night!

We have always loved going to Country Club for the pop-ups on Sundays, and have brought our…read moredaughter here countless times because she has a blast as well. For years, we've never had issues, but suddenly today the bartender - who is working every sunday and is always abrasive as is - tells us "kids aren't allowed here, you KNOW that". Incredibly sudden and rude. We've always been kind to our bartenders, working in food&bev ourselves. We're very confused by this. We've brought our whole family and pets here countless times with no issues, because we always come midday, but now we feel as if we arent welcome. This specific bartender is usually incredibly rude anyway, but we normally brushed it off until now. We really hope a change of pace occurs, with a new face on sundays so we can feel welcome again.

Came for a few beers before dinner and was a low key joint to hang out in. They had a nice…read moreselection of brews and not much on the food part. Karaoke was about to start when we were there but has a part of the bar where you can sit outside and still sit at the bar. Thought that was cool. For a stop in for a drink I think it's a good spot to stop. Prices and service were great .

What a great bar to just hang out and people watch or say hi and strike up a conversation…read more The bartenders here are all super sweet and friendly. We are so glad we were told about this spot from another bar in town. Known as the oldest Gay bar in town, this place still serves up a great drink and plays some good music. We stopped by the back bar on a Saturday, they had a theme party with a $10 cover charge, the old sourpuss collecting the money sure needed some sugar. He sure wasn't getting any sugar for quite some time it seems, but he managed to still be there and like a good old watch dog,and kept an eye out for anyone trying get in without paying. We got to dance and meet a few fabulous drag performers too. The crowd is a good mix and we enjoyed seeing everyone having a good time. Thank you for making us feel welcomed. Hugs from Phoenix.

What a nice place! Cap made us feel so welcome. Great service, good time! Trivia was fun, such a…read morefriendly crowd

This is the place to go for watching the game with fellow sports fans. The beer is cold and the…read moreserver friendly. You order from the permanent food truck. We went for the Monday burger, fries and beer special. The burger is just a burger, okay but nothing to write home about. World stop in for a beverage again.

I attended the final World Cup watch party outside in the pitch. I asked the guy working the tent…read morewith the coolers which flavors of Fruit Smash they had because I wanted to choose one I would actually enjoy. The guy working immediately came across as irritated. He told me they had just dumped the cans into the cooler and didn't know what flavors were in there. He then glanced over at the cooler, looked back at me, and essentially said, "Yeah, sorry, I can't tell you," without opening it or checking. I also work in hospitality, so I understand that customers ask questions that can feel repetitive or inconvenient. I'm often on the other side of the bar, and I know it can be busy. At the same time, I also understand the customer's perspective. If there are multiple flavors of a drink, it's reasonable just to want to know what's available before ordering. Most people would rather choose something they know they'll enjoy than pay for something they don't like. Instead of taking a few seconds to check, I felt like my question was treated as an inconvenience. I left feeling unwelcome, honestly a little rejected, and even embarrassed for asking what I thought was a reasonable question. I ended up ordering a beer instead, and left shortly after finishing it. My friend and I went to Green Man and had a much friendlier experience. I hope this was just an off day, but I also hope staff will take a moment to help customers with basic questions in the future. Small interactions like these can make a big difference in how welcome someone feels.

Had my experience at Town Pump comprised hearing some evangelical bluegrass guitar player and a…read moresinger play weird spiritually inspired tunes while calling people who say, "Cool beans," weird, my experience at Town Pump would have been solid. They had great drink prices -- Jameson and ginger doubles, yes please! The bartender was friendly and attentive. The crowd was laid back. The dollar bills on ceiling are the typical fun touch as well as the dart boards and other games available, with a nice outside deck. But those two musicians saying that people who say, "Cool beans" are weird while thanking the lord... no thanks. No thanks. I'll come back when they're not there.

Bartender was rude. She was not hospitable in the slightest. I cannot believe that this place even…read moreemployed her based on how unenjoyful she was.