Old staple in Kings Mountain. Tuesday is $1.50 hot dog day, Wednesday is .50 wing night (Very good…read morehot sauce!) On Friday's they have karaoke and on Saturday nights the usually have live bands. They don't have a real big beer selection and only Corona for imports. They have a full bar and lots of space. Ask one of the regulars where "Bullshit Blvd" is!

Biggest bar in kingsmountain, price is great. Karaoke every Friday and Saturday. Giving away 300$…read moreevery month. Come out and have a great time. Please see our bartenders for info. Kim deal,sherry railey and amber Adams.

SUPER COOL SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY!!! They made us feel like…read moreFamily from CT. Laid back, down home friendly Folks!! Met so friendly warm people! Bartender Debbie was kind and helpful!!! We will be back soon!!!! And for those who prefer fancy, upscale hangs. This humble hang is not for you!!! Lol Btw . Their motto is " Best Damn Dive Bar Period". To me its the PEOPLE who matter. Please support Local mom n pops especially Now!!!! Love this place!

Cold beer, cold beer, nice bar keep. Quality pool tables and cues. Need I say more?read more

More promising than IzzyQ. Loved IzzyQ, but they needed some specials. Look at Pleasant City on…read moreTuesdays. They get people in on an unbusy day. So, we went in on a Sunday evening. The place was more crowded than IzzyQ ever was!? I believe it could be because the drink prices were more on par for Shelby. The menu is really nothing too special...wings & burgers...ordinary apps. We just put our toe in. Had a beer and appetizer. Beers $3.50/$4.50. Appetizer was about $12, though very generous. We had the Buffalo Chicken Dip with pitas. IMHO I think tortilla chips would work better than the pitas. There was a lot of dip and not enough dippers. Pita a bit heavy for me. Maybe offer two different dippers. Have people pick...chips and pita or celery and chips or pita and chips. Lots of servers! Lots of TVs. We'll be back for a big game.

Sports bar with a lot of TV's but no idea of what sports are on. They call last call while the NFL…read moreThursday night game is in the third quarter. Apparently they don't work overtime. Service is very slow. Food is average at best. It's a nice looking bar.

Service is very unreliable. We spend money here every day, when we asked to have a TV changed to…read morewatch the PGA the bar manager came back with a harsh no, basketball was all that was allowed . An individual who is at the bar everyday to sit with his friends wanted to watch golf. I mean... it's a sports bar. Instead of changing a TV channel for a couple of hours we were told to never return for posting the truth in this review. Leave this place to the Belmont tourists and the boxed scrambled eggs for brunch. I left a 5 star review originally because we liked the people, now I'll just miss seeing my Belmont friends who frequent this establishment. We all know the food was never something to write home about.

The service was quick! The food was delicious, they even had plenty of listed gluten free options…read moreon the menu. It was a nice environment to have lunch at! I enjoyed a Moscow mule as well - highly recommend!

B&B's was always an occasion kinda place with the family so I decided to try it out on a weeknight…read morewhile Brody is at soccer practice at MM. it was mellow and quiet with just a few tables seated on this cold January night. I like that they have a TouchTunes jukebox. I suggest pumping up the volume a bit so those that play music can hear it. I ordered a Blake's cider, 3 slider app and fries. Looking forward to the meal... The sliders were great just the way they came; burger cheese lettuce tomato and pickle. No sauce needed. The sliders were rather large and 2 sliders and tend fries made a perfect size entree. The fries were great by themselves or dipped in B&B sauce. Always have been a fan of B&B. Even on a quiet low key night, it's a very enjoyable place to enjoy a drink and a meal! Cheers!

Took a friend out, heard this was a good local spot to try out. Well, it was a spot and it was…read morelocal. Ordered the Summer Luvin' salad. It had mixed greens, spinach, grapes, apples, strawberries, walnuts, and goat cheese. What it had was a whole lot of salad and a whole lot of not much else. I did have them add the sesame seeds, which helped a lot in the overall salad. The dressing was rather bitter tasting and did very little to help the overall salad. Salad was soggy, the accompanying sides were few and far between. Chips were excellent.

Stopped by after a visit to Circle M Safari and just wanted something relaxed. The food was…read morefantastic, definitely try the house made honey mustard- it's delicious. I had the burger with brie, bacon, and bacon jam with sweet potato fries and hubby had the jalapeno popper burger with regular fries. Both of them were cooked to perfection and loaded with flavor. The sweet potato fries were not overly seasoned which allowed the taste of the sweet potato to be enjoyed. Great beer options (hubby tried the triple berry sour from Lenny Boy) - I am not a beer drinker but it was very tasty. Our waitress, Laurie, was very friendly and attentive. Parking is street side, bathroom was clean, sports on tv but not loud - you can have a conversation with people at your table.

That dip was soo good! We had to ask for more pretzel bites and they did oblige. We devoured the…read moreveggie pizza (all are ten inches) so I didn't take a picture. It was wood fired and the crust was nice and crispy and it had fresh veggies. Great spot right within walking distance from the Don Gibson theater. There was also another bar just across the street great little block to hang out in after the show.

I ordered takeout and the food was extremely disappointing. It honestly reminded me of hospital…read morefood. The Buffalo chicken wrap was soggy and looked as if it had been dropped on the floor. The fries were cold, and there were no sauces, forks, or napkins in the bag. The wings were undercooked, cold, and looked old. Unfortunately, this experience was just like most places here in Shelby, an overall complete disappointment.

I've been here a few times and it's alright. Food has been good each time but the wait staff…read moredoesn't seem to put much pride into what they do. This is a typical sports themed restaurant with a bar. Yes the wings are good but I hate how expensive it is to buy wings when you're out. Yes I know everything is, but I had to, it's the dang name of the place! The wife's mixed drink was on the weak side, so I expect they are making a nice profit there. Overall it's alright, I enjoy many other restaurants in Shelby over this one. But right now for hot wings, this is the champ in town.

Very clean and fairly well lit. Comfortable bar area and nice clientele…read more We ordered the chili...no sour cream and no Jalepenos. Also the buffalo chicken wrap with cheese curds.

The food was great, the beer ice cold and very attentive bartenders during both my visitsread more

Decided to try somewhere new in the area and Sweetwater did not disappoint! Things I loved:…read more - Great menu, something for everyone - Excellent craft beer selection and fair prices - Happy hour (Mon-Fri 4-7pm) - Some of the best boneless wings I've had in a while - Unique sauces - Big portions - Tons of TVs (great spot to watch your favorite game) - Friendly and efficient staff - Lots of seating Only woe is parking which I imagine gets tricky during very busy times. Plan ahead. Love this spot though, will be back to try more food items.

First time trying out the Sweetwater Sports Bar! We were across the lake and wanted to do…read moresomething new. I saw it was top rated and when I saw the Pretzel and French Dip on the menu I wanted to go. It's a nice spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of large TV's with all manner of sports playing on them. Really cool sports logos decorated the walls. We were greeted cheerfully and seated at a table. Unfortunately right away it started off on a not great note as there was remnant's of what looked like chicken tenders and fries on the floor beneath our table. Perhaps a left over spill from the previous dinners. We ordered the Bavarian Pretzel right away for our appetizer and had a look at the menu. I knew I wanted to try the French Dip. I love them so much, it was a no brainer. My mother tried the fish sandwich. The pretzel was amazing. It was huge and came with two dipping sauces. Mom loved the queso dip! From there things went downhill. As you can see from the pictures the fish was WAY over fried. In fact it was burnt. As soon as the waitress came over to check on us we had to send it back. When she saw it she agreed it was burnt. My French Dip also was lackluster. It seemed more like a chopped up hamburger put onto the roll. Also it seemed a bit over done on pieces. The au jus looked oily. It was not what I am used too when I think of a French Dip. It did have a heaping pile of fries though so that was nice! My mother's new fish sandwich came out about when I was finishing up. I tasted a piece of her fish and I think maybe the oil was old. It had a smell and taste to it of old fry oil. I will add, both of our rolls were very good! The service was really great! Our server was very friendly, apologetic about the fish, made sure our drinks were full without asking and was quick to get us some togo containers and a cup to take my drink home. All very much appreciated! Also, they took the fish sandwich off our bill without us even having to ask. Overall it was a nice place. Nice people. It was a holiday weekend so maybe we just picked the wrong dishes. I was looking at the Nashville Hot Honey Chicken. Maybe if there is a next time I'll try it! But get the Pretzel!!!