A Bar Named Sue

Definitely a younger crowd that gets rowdy after 10:30. Beer pong was nuts. Tons of awesome games to play from ping pong to shuffle board. The food was tasty. The drinks were decent. Everyone seemed to have a great time. Ping pong tournament seemed a bit uppity and the beer pong dude M.C. guy was coming off really annoyed and upset. He was a bit annoying. He talked too much and complained.

Loved the vibe of this bar. We were here for UFC and it's the only time there is a cover and it was only $5. The drinks were fairly priced, decent service from bartenders and waitstaff, and a super cool unique aesthetic to the place.

I have loved this bar since the first time I set foot in it. Literally, I love that nostalgic retro air that assails me every time I return (fans of the TV show "Cheers" will certainly agree with me since, once you open the beautiful solid wood door, a staircase that turns downwards welcomes you in all its beauty, because the walls, full of memorabilia and richly decorated, immediately give you the idea that you are entering the right place). Lovers (like me) of Johnny Cash will be pleasantly surprised by the way in which his immense figure is honored in this bar (but I don't want to spoil too much and I want to leave the pleasure of discovering how it is new, potential, customers). Immediately after the staircase, a more than friendly (and fair) age check takes place and if you have forgotten your ID, kindly but firmly you will be asked to leave the place and possibly return with your document: rating? Excellent, of course. Once inside you will discover that there are two rooms: one, very large, with a classic counter and stools, many tables, spaces with games on the theme of "bar", a corner with sofas, a stage for evenings with live music and/or karaoke, numerous televisions for lovers of all sports and, why not, also for lovers of cinema or TV shows; the other room, divided by a very small hallway from the main one, is entirely dedicated to games such as billiards, ping pong, darts and more (including the possibility of requesting classic board games). The choice of beers (on tap, in bottles and in cans) is so wide and sophisticated that you will hardly be disappointed, as well as the list of spirits and cocktails that will not make you regret being there. Personally, over the years I have been able to try practically everything on the menu and I can assure you that everything, absolutely everything, from the sides to the opulent and immense burgers, is more than excellent and plentiful and it is difficult for me to specifically indicate which one I prefer: the Big Sue and the Whiskey Fungus are absolutely worth trying, as far as burgers go, the Sloppy Sue and the BLT, as far as sammiches go, the Philly Steak Salad and the Buffalo Salad, as far as salads go, the Ms. Sue’s Mac’n’Cheese and the Cast Iron Chili (with the Half and Half option, where you have the opportunity to enjoy them together) are simply delicious and even the brunch dishes are absolutely worth trying, Sue’s Breakfast and the Rise n’ Shine Burger at the top of my preferences. Everything is absolutely home made (sauces included) and, as I mentioned before, the portions are much more than plentiful. The staff, from the host to the bartenders and waitresses are perfectly professional, kind, friendly, discreetly attentive to your needs and more than adequate to the style of the bar. A treat for lovers of the genre, cigarette vending machines. The bathrooms, always clean and functional, are worth a visit if only for their more than spot on and picturesque way of being furnished and intelligently placed at the back of the place with a long corridor to access them that does not let any, possible but never present, bad smell reach the room. Last, but not least, a very pleasant surprise is given by the security personnel: discreet and prepared staff always monitor the safety of customers, actively, intervening promptly if necessary, and passively, in the event that a customer is unable to return safely to their home, kindly but firmly inhibiting the use of their vehicle and calling an Uber/Lift, judiciously and sensibly preventing, 100%, any type of accident that may involve the customer and/or anyone on their return path: simply admirable. So, I have no trouble indicating the Bar Named Sue as a milestone in the local hospitality business that cannot be missed at least once and I guarantee it will not be the last, indeed... as far as I'm concerned it is and will always remain at the top of my top ten of American Bars that I usually frequent and I don't think it will ever be replaced by others. Mandatory to visit. Absolutely.

Great neighborhood bar with cheap prices, ping pong pool and darts. Plus they have a different event every night of the week whether you wanna karaoke, play poker, dance to some local music etc. Cool neighborhood spot

We had the grilled cheese with a burger patty added It was pretty alright but not very seasoned or flavorful. Their food isn’t that memorable unfortunately but the place has a great vibe. Wish the live music started sooner and it would be incredible if they had a live jazz night. ✨

Didn't try any of the food but the atmosphere was fun and lively. Bartenders are personable and actually pays attention to their customers. Parking sucks here, but might have some luck if you came early?

I really like this place. I used to have *meet-n-greets* here. It is a fun bar with pool, games,, and great food. I am not dating anymore~ Yet, I currently love to wander down on Sundays for mimosas, and yummy snacks at the bar. There are always lots of sports and things playing on TV, good music, nice atmosphere, and happy patrons. Nice bar staff- good food.

Great hot buffalo wings, and free pool, at least during the day. I haven't been here in the evening and I don't drink, so I can't comment on either of those factors. so many other items on the menu sound amazing, and I'll definitely have to come back to try a number of them. Friendly service. I just noticed there's also a ping pong table so I will definitely be back here.