Century Tap

We have your typical small town bar. You walk in and there is a pool table, a rail with stools along the wall, a horseshoe shaped bar and some tables. The chairs at the bar are in bad shape and are in serious need of being replaced. They vinyl covering on them is cracked and coming apart to the point you can see the stuffing in the chair.  My friend and I where the only two in there other than the bartender and a woman I believe was the owner cooking something in a big pot on a hot plate at one of the tables. I'm pretty sure this is a "locals only" type of establishment and they don't get too many outsiders in there based on the reception we received.

The service was good; the bartender kept out mugs filled and the both of us happy. The prices were pretty good too. I'm not sure if it was a special, but we were only charged $1.50 for a 12 oz. domestic draft. I don't know if they serve food or not. We weren't offered menus, and I didn't see anything that indicated they did serve food, but the one woman was cooking something, so I could be wrong.

We didn't get to spend a lot of time here as we had to get back home, but there really wasn't anything that made me want to stay even if I could have. It's not a bad bar, but I think I'd rather spend my time someplace that was a bit less rustic.