We went her for some fun to pass the time. I had not been here since they moved down from Nashua. I liked how this set up looked a lot like their last building. The tables did need some love, but we had a great time. It was slow when we went in there mid day on a weekday. The staff were slow to get the Keno or gamblers tickets done, and after an hour of play we waited in line about 10 min for the staff to come check us out ( I would have been sure to let them know they made us wait longer (and i would not have been charged for that time) The girl was over at the pizza shop and the bartender (who was busy had to leave her bar and customers to go get the girl next door ) not good as all the customers could clearly see what was happening. the bathrooms were very clean. ladies still smelled of bleach from a recent cleaning. the men's i guess was less clean, and the door couldn't lock. the house pool sticks were in good condition. the tables needed some updating, pockets are very worn. but it was a great time, very clean. we will definitely go back.
jukebox was out of order, but the music playing was interesting but definitely someones play list and not completely customer friendly at times
I am flabbergasted by the reluctance of New England bars to show March Madness games. Note to New Englanders: just because you all have zero interest in your local universities' athletic programs does not mean that people should not be able to go to bars to knock back a few and cheer on Butler as the Bulldogs upset #1 Pitt. The BF and I went to Maxamillians in the hopes of watching the games. A single tiny TV was showing a college basketball game. I understand that the Bruins are playing, but do you really need to have the projection TV tuned to "30 Years of Mike and Tommy" (sound down, of course)?? And don't even get me started on the Keno. I wish a Masshole could explain to me the appeal of this quote-unquote game. Thankfully, our nice-enough server was willing to change the channel to the Temple-San Diego State game, but 15 minutes later, our view was obscured by some doofus in a huge leprechaun hat setting up amps for a performance. (St. Patrick's Day was two days ago, dude. Lose the lid.) We finished our cheap pub eats and got the hell outta there to pick up some beers at Market Basket and make it home in time for double overtime.
The good: cheap eats ($5 cheese pizza and $7 app sampler); kind of quick service
The bad: uncomfortable seating; cloyingly sweet iced tea (I was the DD); paper plates and plastic forks/knives; utter lack of awareness that it is March Madness and the best time of year to 95% of sports fans in the nation
Went to their first  UFC fight showing last night and am not impressed. Walking into the place I knew I wasn't going to be getting gourmet world class dining but I still expected some pretty decent pub-esque stuff.
5 dollar cover for the fight is pretty much standard around here, the beers were cheap, but the whole setup seemed cramped and was ( like another reviewer said ) a townie bar. At one point mid-fight the main television was changed to the home shopping network for 5 minutes while people behind the bar tried to get the fight back on.
The waitresses and bartenders looked like they were miserable and I found myself zoned in on the fight cramped in my chair between a thousand other people. I don't think I will be going back needless to say.
Excellent place to watch a game, eat pizza, shoot pool and smoke a cigar(!).
Highlights, in no particular order:
Great-tasting pizza
Cigar room on premises
Many pool tables (though it's been a while since I've been there)
Several TVs, one very large one in corner
Decent beer selection
Reasonably priced
Very attractive tough-girl-looking waitresses and bartenders
Only drawbacks are that you can't bring your drink inside the cigar room (though you can bring your own cigar in there, or opt to buy one on site), seating away from the bar is a little limited, and Tyngsborough's a little far from my house.
They have live entertainment there on Saturday's, though I've never heard any bands there.
CORRECTION: The beer glass was in fact 16 ounces, not 12 ounces. Â
This place was ok, although I had high hopes walking in. Â It looks like a very nice version of a "towny" bar. Â About half of the space in the bar is devoted to pool tables. Â My friends and I had no trouble getting a table to sit at and order food on a Friday night at 7:30pm. Â The bar offers $5 pizza when the Celtics are playing and it bothered me they wouldn't give us the $5 price at 7:45pm when the game started at 8:30pm. Â It also bothered me that the order of chicken wings we ordered was charged an extra 50 cents for sweet and sour sauce. Â My last nickel and dime complaint is that the Sam Seasonal Draft was $4.75 but only included 12 ounces instead of the typical 16. Â On the plus side, my friends that are smokers loved the indoor smoke section. Â We didn't actually get to play pool but the tables seemed busy and popular.
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