Once a local grocery store, this is a family-owned, friendly, old neighborhood bar. Despite the word "Grill" in the name, food is not served here, however you may bring-in or order-out from many nearby pizza, Chinese, and fast food restaurants. Regulars often bring food to share.
This is a cash-only bar but there is an ATM. There is a large selection of beer (enlarge my photo below) but none on tap. Busch N/A is available for the designated driver.
Pleasant bartenders make well poured cocktails (sorry that Eric had a bad experience. As in all bars, some tenders don't measure up and don't last).
There is no need for a happy hour because the prices are always more than fair.
There is a pool table, a pinball machine, Touchtunes music, five TVs, nine seats at the bar, and ample seating at several tables. A smoking area with table seating is in the rear.
There is a parking area behind the bar and street parking neaby.
Mind your manners and your loud voices as this is a residential area. Don't...
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