Kay's Bar

Kay's is nice little chill spot to grab drinks with some pretty delicious food. Unfortunately i don't remember our server's name, but hes been very polite and patient each time we've been in. I highly recommend the Bridge City Nachos, they're bomb and I get them every time!

Awesome old school place. Great chill atmosphere. Only thing it's missing is that old cigarette smoke smell. We had nachos so can't speak for rest of food (yet). Our service was top notch.

Great little old style bar. Burgers,fries, nachos, and drinks are great. Both seating inside and out is nice when the weather cooperates. It is great for smaller groups up to six people.

This is such a great bar. Great atmosphere whether it’s for getting together with friends or a date night. It can get pretty packed, but that just proves it’s the place to be. I love their Blackened Chicken Mac n Cheese, they call it the Black & Mac. It’s absolutely delicious.

To be honest with you I was there for drinks and not food so I have to go back and redo my review for next time. Other than that I thought it was a great hangout spot.

Just stopped in for a bite and a drink! Bartender Has zero people skills! Very pushy when it can to ordering drinks and food (it was not shift shift) My nacho was cold this is the second time, The blackened mac was hot and my husband loved it! However sitting at the bar was not very enjoyable! I suggest getting a table! And not preferring the cold nacho!!

Great food and cold beer. The service is always friendly and the food comes quickly. It can get busy though around four when they start happy hour.

Came in with an admittedly large group of 7 after a wedding looking to grab a quick drink before the reception and were turned away at the door. They said they could not accommodate groups larger than 6, then said they could do up to 8 and asked if anyone else is coming, and seemed to be purposefully the least hospitable they could be to deter us. It worked, we left, after which they scolded two members of our party who were merely holding cigarettes in their hands that they could not smoke there. We were closer to the crosswalk than the bar, and it was preposterous. We walked less than a block to Limelight where they welcomed us with open arms and served us food and drink without complaint.