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The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Lansing
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Branch of a local bar chain serving American comfort food & signature battered fish ’n’ chips.
Nearby attractions
Ranney Skate Park
3201 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Ranney Park
3201 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Breakout Escape Rooms Lansing
2722 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Nearby restaurants
Toscana Kitchen & Wine Bar
3170 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Altu's Ethiopian Cuisine
1312 E Michigan Ave, East Lansing, MI 48823
Steakhouse Philly Bar & Grill
3020 Kalamazoo St, Lansing, MI 48912
Acapulco Mexican Grill Lansing
300 N Clippert St #17, Lansing, MI 48912
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
3214 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Sparty's Coney Island
300 N Clippert St Suite 5, Lansing, MI 48912
Olga's Kitchen
354 Frandor Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Dagwood's Tavern & Grill
2803 E Kalamazoo St, Lansing, MI 48912
Aladdin's Restaurant
300 N Clippert St, Lansing, MI 48912, United States
Blaze Pizza
300 N Clippert St Suite 18, Lansing, MI 48912
Nearby hotels
AC Hotel Lansing University Area
3160 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Hyatt House Lansing / University Area
3150 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center
219 S Harrison Rd, East Lansing, MI 48824
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The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Lansing

210 Cascade Blvd, Lansing, MI 48912
4.3(322)
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Branch of a local bar chain serving American comfort food & signature battered fish ’n’ chips.

attractions: Ranney Skate Park, Ranney Park, Breakout Escape Rooms Lansing, restaurants: Toscana Kitchen & Wine Bar, Altu's Ethiopian Cuisine, Steakhouse Philly Bar & Grill, Acapulco Mexican Grill Lansing, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Sparty's Coney Island, Olga's Kitchen, Dagwood's Tavern & Grill, Aladdin's Restaurant, Blaze Pizza
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(517) 826-6266
Website
oldbagofnails.com

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Featured dishes

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Cheese Curds
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Coconut Shrimp
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Fried Mushrooms
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Fried Pickles
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Jumbo Pretzel
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Loaded Nachos
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Loaded Skins
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Potstickers
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Southwest Eggroll
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Spinach & Artichoke Dip
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Zucchini Fries
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10 Bone-In Wings
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6 Bone-Out Wings
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12 Bone-Out Wings
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Chicken Cobb
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French Onion
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Full Spinach Salad
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Half Spinach Salad
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New England Clam Chowder
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Wedge Salad
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Buffalo Chicken Wrap
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Chicken Tender Basket
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French Dip
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Philly Cheese Steak
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Spicy Chicken Quesadilla
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Traditional Reuben
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New England Reuben
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Gaylord Burger
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Rustic Burger
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Cowboy Burger
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Bernadette Burger
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Sesame Ginger Chicken Sandwich
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Atlantic Salmon
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Fish & Chips
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Fish Sandwich
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Fish Tacos
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Lobster Rolls
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Mussels & Jumbo Shrimp
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Shrimp & Chips
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Shrimp & Fish Platter
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Shrimp Po'Boy
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Coleslaw
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Fried Corn
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Onion Ring Side
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Steak Fries
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Sweet Potato Fries
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Tots
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Carrot Cake
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Chocolate Cake
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Kid Cheeseburger
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Kid Fish & Chips
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Kid Shrimp & Chips
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Kid Mini Corn Dogs
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Kid Mac & Cheese
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Kid Grilled Cheese
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Kid Boneless

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Ranney Skate Park

4.4

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Open until 9:00 PM
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Ranney Park

4.4

(80)

Open until 10:00 PM
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Breakout Escape Rooms Lansing

Breakout Escape Rooms Lansing

5.0

(2.8K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Lansing

Toscana Kitchen & Wine Bar

Altu's Ethiopian Cuisine

Steakhouse Philly Bar & Grill

Acapulco Mexican Grill Lansing

Tropical Smoothie Cafe

Sparty's Coney Island

Olga's Kitchen

Dagwood's Tavern & Grill

Aladdin's Restaurant

Blaze Pizza

Toscana Kitchen & Wine Bar

Toscana Kitchen & Wine Bar

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Altu's Ethiopian Cuisine

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Steakhouse Philly Bar & Grill

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Reviews of The Old Bag of Nails Pub - Lansing

4.3
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2.0
12w

Not suitable for vegetarians or people with shrimp allergies. Difficult parking. Nothing special about this place.

FOOD. The only vegetarian items were a couple of romaine salads or a wedge salad without the bacon.

My wedge salad was blah. The tomatoes were hard and tasteless and there wasn't enough blue cheese dressing for more than half the salad.

Nearly all the other food items, including sides, were deep fried, and in the same oil as their shrimp.

The restaurant has no way to accommodate people with shrimp or shellfish allergies.

The only other item I could eat were the cakes. I ordered the carrot cake but they were out. So I was stuck with the chocolate lava cake which was the worst I have ever had. The cake was dry and bitter with no milk chocolate or fudge taste as expected with a lava cake.

My omnivore companions were satisfied with their dishes, but not overly thrilled.

SERVICE. It's definitely not a place I would return to with such limited food options, even though our server was kind in trying to help figure out options.

ENVIRONMENT. It was loud and difficult to carry on a conversation in those acoustics.

PARKING. Parking is a challenge, as is finding the front door which is in the opposite direction of most of the parking.

There are no signs directing patrons where to park in the massive complex of hotels and apartments.

DON'T GET TOWED! So you have to be very alert and careful that you don't park in any spaces belonging to the apartments. Otherwise, your meal could come with a hefty fine and towing fee to get your car back.

The overall complex is very poorly designed and there is no attempt to help people navigate the different areas of parking.

OITDOOR WATER FEATURE. The only special thing about the restaurant is probably the outdoor water feature. It is part of the county's efforts to manage the water run-off in an environmentally and...

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5.0
3y

This place can get pretty busy on weekend evenings, but we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday and were seated right away. Our server was very friendly and fun. In addition to multiple big TVs above the bar, there are several nice, spacious booths with private TVs, so this would be a great place to come watch a game with friends. I loved the fish & chips - the fish was flaky and tender, and the tartar sauce was really tangy. Definitely recommend getting with the steak fries, which were perfect for fish & chips. Also got a bowl of their clam chowder, which was delicious and hearty. Another person got the French onion soup, which was better than most other places I've gotten it in Lansing. It was flavorful and savory without being too salty or heavy. We also got the wings, which were nice and crispy, and not drowning in sauce. The fried pickles were zesty and not greasy. We ordered the potato skins, which were fine, but truthfully I probably won't order again (especially because so much of the other stuff was great). We also tried the carrot cake and pecan ball sundae for dessert (they were out of bread pudding, so we'll definitely have to try that later!) The pecan ball sundae was a scoop of ice cream rolled in chopped pecans, with a little chocolate sauce and whipped cream. It was simple, but very tasty! And the carrot cake was delicious, but i think i have a bit of an issue with it being called carrot cake - there was very little carrot in the piece we got, and it was packed with shredded coconut. It had a layer of dense cream cheese frosting about half an inch thick on top sprinkled with cinnamon and nutmeg. I thought it was great, but beware if you don't...

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1.0
2y

This restaurant really needs some help. It is in a very strange location but someone has been recommending this restaurant for a very long time since they opened. To make a long story short, there is no one at the front desk and I picked up my own menu and read it while I waited. two other people joined the wait with me. I finally sat down. I was not feeling well I was looking forward to getting some delicious food that was warm. I ordered clam chowder a Cobb salad with blackened chicken and five garlic, Parmesan chicken wings. When the clam chowder came it was lukewarm. The potatoes were too big, and if there was clam in there it was difficult to find. for Monday of course it wasn’t busy. I just wanted something good to eat. The chicken wings are a dollar a piece on Monday. I asked for Parmesan wings, but I got an Asian flavored sauce which was very thick and sweet. I ordered 5. I then ordered a Cobb salad with blackened chicken. My chicken was not blackened. The salad was mediocre at best. overall, I would give this place a two. my goal is not to have any food returned to the kitchen or to have complaints with management while I’m reviewing the food. If I can’t see what’s going on in the kitchen, I will cut my losses. Best thing again was that they had ginger ale on the menu. when I got home, I hated the chicken in the microwave. It was still raw and rubbery. And I mentioned that it was supposed to be Parmesan garlic. If anything could’ve gone wrong in a restaurant, this was the place I hope they can get...

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Leilani WolfeLeilani Wolfe
This place can get pretty busy on weekend evenings, but we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday and were seated right away. Our server was very friendly and fun. In addition to multiple big TVs above the bar, there are several nice, spacious booths with private TVs, so this would be a great place to come watch a game with friends. I loved the fish & chips - the fish was flaky and tender, and the tartar sauce was really tangy. Definitely recommend getting with the steak fries, which were perfect for fish & chips. Also got a bowl of their clam chowder, which was delicious and hearty. Another person got the French onion soup, which was better than most other places I've gotten it in Lansing. It was flavorful and savory without being too salty or heavy. We also got the wings, which were nice and crispy, and not drowning in sauce. The fried pickles were zesty and not greasy. We ordered the potato skins, which were fine, but truthfully I probably won't order again (especially because so much of the other stuff was great). We also tried the carrot cake and pecan ball sundae for dessert (they were out of bread pudding, so we'll definitely have to try that later!) The pecan ball sundae was a scoop of ice cream rolled in chopped pecans, with a little chocolate sauce and whipped cream. It was simple, but very tasty! And the carrot cake was delicious, but i think i have a bit of an issue with it being called carrot cake - there was very little carrot in the piece we got, and it was packed with shredded coconut. It had a layer of dense cream cheese frosting about half an inch thick on top sprinkled with cinnamon and nutmeg. I thought it was great, but beware if you don't like coconut!
Rina RisperRina Risper
This restaurant really needs some help. It is in a very strange location but someone has been recommending this restaurant for a very long time since they opened. To make a long story short, there is no one at the front desk and I picked up my own menu and read it while I waited. two other people joined the wait with me. I finally sat down. I was not feeling well I was looking forward to getting some delicious food that was warm. I ordered clam chowder a Cobb salad with blackened chicken and five garlic, Parmesan chicken wings. When the clam chowder came it was lukewarm. The potatoes were too big, and if there was clam in there it was difficult to find. for Monday of course it wasn’t busy. I just wanted something good to eat. The chicken wings are a dollar a piece on Monday. I asked for Parmesan wings, but I got an Asian flavored sauce which was very thick and sweet. I ordered 5. I then ordered a Cobb salad with blackened chicken. My chicken was not blackened. The salad was mediocre at best. overall, I would give this place a two. my goal is not to have any food returned to the kitchen or to have complaints with management while I’m reviewing the food. If I can’t see what’s going on in the kitchen, I will cut my losses. Best thing again was that they had ginger ale on the menu. when I got home, I hated the chicken in the microwave. It was still raw and rubbery. And I mentioned that it was supposed to be Parmesan garlic. If anything could’ve gone wrong in a restaurant, this was the place I hope they can get it together.
Caitlin W.Caitlin W.
This seems like a nice place! We tried to go here on a Friday night but there was a long wait and the parking lot was full. We came for a Sunday lunch instead and got seated right away. We were put in a big, comfortable booth with its own TV. It had football playing, but maybe the wait staff would be able to change it if you asked. (We don't watch football, but we just ignored it.) We got a variety of foods to try because it was our first time here. Everything was good. The French onion soup was savory, but not too salty. The buffalo wings had a crisp outside. There wasn't too much difference between the regular fish and chips and the spicy fish and chips, though the spicy may have been a little soggy. The fried pickles were big spears with a lighter, kind of tempura-like breading. We also tried a couple desserts. They were out of everything but the carrot cake and the pecan sundae dish. The carrot cake had a lot of coconut (way more coconut than carrot) and some pineapple in addition to the raisins, and a thick layer of cream cheese frosting. They had Guinness on tap. Outside, there are a couple fountains. It looks like there might be a patio with lights strung up out front, but there are no tables-- maybe there will be in warmer weather, though. There is a parking lot under construction that will be accessed with stairs near the restaurant. When that's finished, it will help with the parking situation. All the employees we interacted with were very friendly and efficient. I'm sure we'll be going back.
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This place can get pretty busy on weekend evenings, but we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday and were seated right away. Our server was very friendly and fun. In addition to multiple big TVs above the bar, there are several nice, spacious booths with private TVs, so this would be a great place to come watch a game with friends. I loved the fish & chips - the fish was flaky and tender, and the tartar sauce was really tangy. Definitely recommend getting with the steak fries, which were perfect for fish & chips. Also got a bowl of their clam chowder, which was delicious and hearty. Another person got the French onion soup, which was better than most other places I've gotten it in Lansing. It was flavorful and savory without being too salty or heavy. We also got the wings, which were nice and crispy, and not drowning in sauce. The fried pickles were zesty and not greasy. We ordered the potato skins, which were fine, but truthfully I probably won't order again (especially because so much of the other stuff was great). We also tried the carrot cake and pecan ball sundae for dessert (they were out of bread pudding, so we'll definitely have to try that later!) The pecan ball sundae was a scoop of ice cream rolled in chopped pecans, with a little chocolate sauce and whipped cream. It was simple, but very tasty! And the carrot cake was delicious, but i think i have a bit of an issue with it being called carrot cake - there was very little carrot in the piece we got, and it was packed with shredded coconut. It had a layer of dense cream cheese frosting about half an inch thick on top sprinkled with cinnamon and nutmeg. I thought it was great, but beware if you don't like coconut!
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This restaurant really needs some help. It is in a very strange location but someone has been recommending this restaurant for a very long time since they opened. To make a long story short, there is no one at the front desk and I picked up my own menu and read it while I waited. two other people joined the wait with me. I finally sat down. I was not feeling well I was looking forward to getting some delicious food that was warm. I ordered clam chowder a Cobb salad with blackened chicken and five garlic, Parmesan chicken wings. When the clam chowder came it was lukewarm. The potatoes were too big, and if there was clam in there it was difficult to find. for Monday of course it wasn’t busy. I just wanted something good to eat. The chicken wings are a dollar a piece on Monday. I asked for Parmesan wings, but I got an Asian flavored sauce which was very thick and sweet. I ordered 5. I then ordered a Cobb salad with blackened chicken. My chicken was not blackened. The salad was mediocre at best. overall, I would give this place a two. my goal is not to have any food returned to the kitchen or to have complaints with management while I’m reviewing the food. If I can’t see what’s going on in the kitchen, I will cut my losses. Best thing again was that they had ginger ale on the menu. when I got home, I hated the chicken in the microwave. It was still raw and rubbery. And I mentioned that it was supposed to be Parmesan garlic. If anything could’ve gone wrong in a restaurant, this was the place I hope they can get it together.
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This seems like a nice place! We tried to go here on a Friday night but there was a long wait and the parking lot was full. We came for a Sunday lunch instead and got seated right away. We were put in a big, comfortable booth with its own TV. It had football playing, but maybe the wait staff would be able to change it if you asked. (We don't watch football, but we just ignored it.) We got a variety of foods to try because it was our first time here. Everything was good. The French onion soup was savory, but not too salty. The buffalo wings had a crisp outside. There wasn't too much difference between the regular fish and chips and the spicy fish and chips, though the spicy may have been a little soggy. The fried pickles were big spears with a lighter, kind of tempura-like breading. We also tried a couple desserts. They were out of everything but the carrot cake and the pecan sundae dish. The carrot cake had a lot of coconut (way more coconut than carrot) and some pineapple in addition to the raisins, and a thick layer of cream cheese frosting. They had Guinness on tap. Outside, there are a couple fountains. It looks like there might be a patio with lights strung up out front, but there are no tables-- maybe there will be in warmer weather, though. There is a parking lot under construction that will be accessed with stairs near the restaurant. When that's finished, it will help with the parking situation. All the employees we interacted with were very friendly and efficient. I'm sure we'll be going back.
Caitlin W.

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