Larry's Tavern

I want to like Larrys.  My dad drank here when he was younger.  I had my 21st birthday party here (only because it was close and a short drive, no i didn't drive).  Its small and kind of dingy but not dirty.  You can just tell it's old.  They have a pool table and a table that has some kind of game I dont know the name of, they also have darts.  I think they have too much going on for such a small bar because there's really no place to play these games when it's crowded.  They have a limited selection of alcohol and the bartenders don't seem to know any specialty mixed drinks.  I have had a really friendly bartender and a very miserable one at this location.  Both women.  I don't prefer to frequent this bar but will if my friends are going.  It's better than staying home.

Unfortunately this bar is fairly typical for Millersville. A place that stays open due to a cast of loyal regulars and a lack of other options.  Limited beer and liquor selections combined with gas station style food make this place a pass.

Larry's is by far, one of the best dive bars the 'burbs has to offer.  To understand its awesomeness, leave all of your dive bar preconceptions behind and take a trip to the local suburb watering hole.

As you walk in you are greeted by wood paneling and not only that; the walls are completely covered in Miller Lite paraphernalia (heck yes, mirrors!), Coors Light paraphernalia, Budweiser paraphernalia and Nascar stuff.  The only show you're watching on TV is replays of Nascar races and maybe some golf.  Everybody is real chill and laid back so there's no pretentiousness here.  They have a shuffleboard table, digital jukebox and a pool table (only costs $.50!).  

The bartenders are really nice and they definitely take care of you.  If you can't handle Miller Lite, Bud, Bud Light, Coors Light or PBR, this is not the place for you.  Draft Budweiser is $1.60 something and PBRs are about $2.50.  If you're feeling adventurous, head on over for a good time with the locals!