Pre Game Sports Bar and Grill

One of the nicer sports bars in the area. We stopped in here about a year ago to check it out, and by my first impression it was a nice place. This visit, we sampled more of their food and their signature cocktails.

Their menu is a nicely done pub menu and very large, so large they could reduce it's size and still have a strong model.  The food is excellent for pub fare, which I'd typically expect to be drunk food that would only be acceptable for people will alcohol numbed taste buds.  Pre Game is the opposite and puts pride into the quality of what they serve.  We sampled 3 appetizers and their wings:
- Sliders: Cooked as requested, simple, and very tasty. Cheese, ketchup, and cheese under the lettuce on potato rolls.
- Chili Cheese Fries: Well prepared on strong potato fries that have enough strength to support the chili and cheese. In addition, the fries are covered in a blend of spices that add an extra kick to the dish. The chili is made in house and the cheese is freshly grated on the fries. Delicious.
- Mac and Cheese Bites: Deep fried, similar to any store bought appetizer. These would be difficult to make in house, so I expect they are frozen and delivered.
- Wings - I sampled the 911 wings and they are very hot and spicy. On the menu they appear as the "middle of the road" wings between Mild and "Suicide," but they have a nice kick of their own. If in doubt, order a milder wing, and your server can have your wings re-sauced in a hotter sauce if the milder sauce is not satisfactory for your palate.
Overall, very good for a sports bar - one of the best you'll find in Northern Bucks for food.

For beers, they have a sampling of 15 different draught beers and a multitude of bottled beers. For take out you can mix and match different bottles to sample.  They serve a mixed selection of micro and macro brews, and has one of the better selections around. They also have a signature cocktail menu, from which my girlfriend sampled the cherry cosmopolitan.  She describes it as "a good drink," which means it wasn't amazing and not bad - a good middle of the road drink. The bartender took care in making the drinks, appropriately chilling the glass with ice while mixing, emptying the ice, then serving the drink.

The establishment has multiple TVs and subscriptions to MLB Extra Innings and NFL Sunday ticket (and maybe other sports coverages).  The bar is an unapologetic Philadelphia sports bar with very little in terms of other teams as decorations, but it still very welcoming to fans of other teams.  There is a nice hardwood interior to the establishment and a porch that can be opened to the air depending on the season.

The service was very good from Courtney, our bartender.  She was friendly and attentive to our needs, asking frequently about our food and checking on our drinks.

The only downside to this establishment is the location, which is tricky to get to off 309. However, it's worth a stop to catch a game, have some good pub fare, and grab a quality cocktail.

Overall, very impressed with this establishment and our experience.

Listen, do yourself a favor.  Keep driving and goto T.G.I. Fridays or something.  I know what you're thinking "EWWW TGI FRIDAYS?!!!"  I would think the same thing, but you'll thank me later.  The food here is DISGUSTING.  The burgers, blah.  The staff, blah.  The place, blah.  

Atleast at TGI Fridays you can get an edible burger lol....I'm not saying they have a good burger, I'm saying the other places have a burger you can atleast consume.

A legit sports bar. Best burgers in Q-town. Always juicy and truly cooked to order (no overdone hockey pucks). Lots of interesting beers on tap and by the bottle. Discovered my new loves of Allagash and Victor's Golden Monkey here. Ribs are solid. And the battered, spiced fries are good. Overall, solid bar food.