Talk about a small town vibe! This place will warm your little heart on a sad Sunday afternoon…read more The pub is also down the street which is a bonus!

Mr. Yarid's long gone but an assortment of eclectic hangers-on remain (if not the same ones that…read morepopulated the old place). There's a bar in back, seats upfront (the performance space) and a misplaced kitchen between, linked by the narrowest of passages . . . odd describes it all . . .but not a bad 'odd', just the kind of place you'd expect downstairs in a major city, only here its on the upside . . . hmmm. The bar is cozy, the performance space cramped and the staff welcoming. Great place to stop in for a beer or mixed drink, smooze a little, catch a bit a music and move on down the street after an hour or so. Don't know about the food.

you have to check this lace out. bartender Shay is amazing. everyone is welcomed. don't expect…read morethe Ritz it may be a "dive bar" but it is a great time i had a great time and highly recommend this place

I'm now convinced that if a place is a one on a scale of one to 10 some will give it a great review…read morejust to play a joke on you and get you to go there. As I walked through the door and the metal detector. (yes there is one.) I was greeted with a couple of snarky who is he? My first task was to ask if there was additional parking. There was none so I was forced to go back outside and park on the street as one of the five or six possible spots in their grand parking lot was not available. Then when I went back in, I realized there was no air-conditioning. (was there in July). This is not a dive bar. Not in any way shape or form; it's a trash bar. It's also not safe and worth the risk. Metal detector as a sign of safety? Since I just walked right on through it, and nobody was even monitoring it I would say nah , not so much. What really kills me. Is when you look at this place up it is advertised as a sports bar; first one I've ever seen with one TV. Dont get me wrong I actually like dive bars as long as they're relatively clean and somewhat of a safe area and maybe have more than three beers on tap. I'm picky that way ‍

Wanted a lite bite so we decided to try a couple of appetizers. The BBQ egg-rolls were absolutely…read moredelicious! All the great things shared about their BBQ is well deserved. Unique atmosphere is southern charming..comfortable. The staff were welcoming and friendly.

We showed up with 11 folks after the lunch rush. One bartender and one cook made it happen. Great…read morefood, cool vibe and friendly folks.

This looks were deceiving this would be the place! I pulled up to this restaurant, thinking this…read morewas just some kind of dive bar, and the food/service was not gonna be anything special. However, the moment that I stopped, and I was greeted like a regular, kristi I believe her name was Went above and beyond! Then, when it came to the food, oh my goodness for a little while I had to pay, it was some of the best food I've had in this area ! The cheese sticks were everything you would want in the cheese stick! The sandwich was beyond tasty! I will definitely be back many times

From the owner: Home cooked meals made every day, great night life and the cheapest coldest beer in townread more

Local dive bar with pool table and four slot machines you might not think of this as lunch go to…read morebut I loved everything about this stop. I had a 1/2 lb burger with locally sourced beef, fresh cut fries and a drink for under $20. The waitress was friendly and so was the cook, feels like a nice hang out with many locals greeting each other. I heard some of the regulars ordering salads and they have a daily special (today was fried bologna) and I learned that a "Philly dilly" is fried pickles. For the kind and prompt service, taste of meet and fries is give this little bar and grill a full five stars for all around hospitality and supporting local farmers.

Good food, right on Main St. White Sulphur Springs and has been there a long time...bar also.read more

Gave it 3 stars because I had to give some to review here…read more Call before you go. We showed up at 7:30 on a Sunday night and it closed.

Nicely surprised by interior. Clean with comfortable spaces for eating and hanging out. Table games…read morewere available to grab and play in addition to the pool table, and also an outdoor seating area. Staff were friendly and did a great job. The food was very tasty! Got a cheeseburger with hand cut fries-delicious. My husband had the steak hoagie, which also was delicious!

The best bar in town. So much fun. 8bit brunch is awesome, great service, Jordan and Calvin are…read morethe best bartenders in Charleston.

Always a great time where people can go see great music & entertainment. It's an old favorite…read morewhere everyone can feel at home of all ages.

This establishment is a menace to the surrounding neighborhood. The activities on the outdoor patio…read moreare loud, obnoxious, and disrespectful to those living nearby. It's also dangerous: in March 2026, two people were injured when shots were fired here.

It's definitely a **low-key** joint, feeling like a sports bar and a secret, silent society where…read morethe only rule is that the **locals** must watch the game through intense, unblinking focus. You could hear the crickets outside calling plays. Honestly, the quiet was perfect; it meant I could fully enjoy my existential dread without background noise. Overall .... good and clean

Small restaurant--mostly locals--greeted when entering--service was excellent--server was extremely…read morehelpful in assisting us on items on the menu!

Beer was very good I give it high rating…read more Late (9pm)on Tuesday only one person working so service was a little slow and menu limited. Pretty empty. It was ok but actually the wings and pizza were pretty decent.

The Grandin Village community is a very active and involved one as evidenced by the number of…read moreevents they organize and attend yearly. For this reason it is very appropriate that the name of this restaurant is what it is. Located in a key location next to the Grandin Theatre in the Grandin Village, it is centrally situated for people to visit right before or after they go watch a movie or attend any other activity in the neighborhood, or even a place to meet with family or friends for some good times, drinking, eating, talking, or even to enjoy playing some pool. One day I decided to stop by to grab a bite on my way to an activity and see how it was like. I entered and waited to be greeted and seated but no one around greeted me. I thought to myself, "Maybe here they expect you to find an empty table and sit down." So I went and did just this on one of the booths. While I waited I looked around and noticed a variety of different age people. Some were drinking and watching a football gave on one of the large screen TVs above the bar counter on the left side of the restaurant. Others were seated at the bar, drinking and talking with someone they hadn't seen in a long time. Two who seemed like best of friends were seated at one of the booths on the right of the restaurant and talking, drinking, and eating. While others were at the back of the restaurant enjoying a game of pool. The server finally showed up and pointed up to what I thought was a decoration, telling me that was a menu. After asking what I wanted to drink I ordered a sweet tea. The menu had a brief but very nice variety of food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When the server came back I ordered a Black Dog (Half Pound Burger w/ Swiss). And asked him to add cheese, bacon, and mushrooms. With a side of Brew City Fries. You can tell I was hungry. When my food arrived the burger bun was fresh and soft with a very large meat patty that was well cooked but soft, nice amount of the extras, and some amazing fries. This is the perfect place to come alone or with family or friends to spend some good time, eating, drinking, watching a game on TV, talking , socializing, or enjoying an innocent game of pool in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Best little bar in Roanoke. Food is cheap and delicious. These places don't exist anymore. I hope…read moreit never goes anywhere.