A couple notes to add to reviews...The new menu is great! Â The redid the kitchen and before everything was just kinda bar food but now it is bar food with flair. Â Still good prices. Â I especially like the burgers and onion rings. Â The potato cuts are good too.
This is a local place so you won't get the cheesy TGI Friday's service but you will be friends with the waitstaff (or owner) by the end of the night. Â Low key...never a rush to flip your table...and the first place I have been to where "everybody knows your name". Â
St. Patrick's Day was very fun! Â I have heard Karaoke is good but I am biased. Â I host the trivia on Tuesdays so I know that is fun. Â I really enjoy going here once a week at least!
I've only been to Freeman's three times--each time to support live music--but each time I leave wishing that Freeman's had existed during the years I lived in Gastonia.  Back in  those days the only watering holes that I knew of in Gastonia were chain restaurants like Chili's, Applebee's and Hooters, and the beer selection is the beer selection that one expects at those places (read, yellow water). Â
Fast forward to modern times, where the Gastonia-dweller has the fantastic option to quench their thirst at Freeman's Pub! Â It would be a stretch to say that the beer selection here is epic, but it is by no means remotely close to shabby. Â In addition to the 7 or 8 beers on tap, there is a good selection of bottled beer. Â This is a place where the lover of Bud Light and a quasi-beer snob can order beer and drink happily alongside one another. Â
I have not experienced the slow service the Joe B. mentioned in his review, and the bartenders are both friendly and helpful. Â Free local live music and great beer make Freeman's a place that I know I'll return to many more times.