I was looking for a 'new to me' dive bar in the area that serves decent food. This may be the place. It is tucked a little off the frontage road and may be a little hard for someone to just stumbled upon it. You kinda need to know where you are going to find this place. I was a little confused when we walked in the front door. This entrance led to two more doors. I didn't know which door led where. The left door goes into the restaurant side of the business, or so it seemed. The right door led to the bar area.
We opted for the bar area with TVs to watch the game. It was moderately busy with people playing darts, watching the game, hanging out with friends, etc. There is a fair amount of tables and bar seating to accommodate a lot of people. There's a side door off of the bar area that leads to an enclosed area for smokers. At least that's what I think it was. People kept coming and going into that space and it looked as though they were smoking.
Everything on the menu was super affordable and it had a lot of options. I had the patty melt with a side of onion rings. The patty melt was Knoche's beef and it was really juicy and lean meat. The cheese and onions made it even better. The rings were nicely fried to a medium color. A nice crunch on the outside, with a nice flavorful onion interior. They offered a nice portion on the side. Both the sandwich and the rings were great dipped in ketchup. They have a decent selection of taps and offer a full bar for cocktails.
Another patron noted that their fish fry on Fridays is great. I may need to stop back in to check it out.