A decent break from the contrived "ambiance" and pre-proportioned frozen food of the chain taverns or pubs (e.g. Applebees, TGIF, Red Robin). Had a burger and fries with a cold draft. Not a gourmet burger, but competent and pretty good quality. Fries were no more greasy and much more tasty than the local chains, and were served hot and crispy. Have not tried anything else on the menu yet. Decent selection of tap beer (e.g. Bud Light (yuk), PBR, Kilt Lifter) and it is good and cold. Prices are hard to beat. Burger is $3.75 and a hell of lot better than fast food and most chains.
I like the dark 70's era atmosphere for a change. Service was really good. The barkeep/waitress had a really sweet disposition and was attentive. A few bar flies, but not overwhelming. Just enough to add to the atmosphere with some "non-pc" chatter. Downsides; I like dives, but this place could use a good wipe down once a week or so. Not the place for someone that likes the consistency and plastic atmosphere of a chain or that may be sensitive to non-pc bar chatter. Hard as hell to find. No sign on the building and the entrance is not immediately apparent, it is located in a windowless building that looks like it might have housed a pawn shop or tax preparation service at one time. For me, it's a good once in month diversion into the kind of dark bar dive that is disappearing in the metro area.