I have to say I'm biased because I come here with my girlfriend sometimes after she gets out of work. She gets out at very late hours and this is the closest place that is open with fast service and great fries. The fries really are my favorite things here. It's perfect because they have plenty of drink specials as well--a good night cap after a long day. I don't know how this place is at normal operating hours, but it's a pretty good stop after midnight. The mac n cheese burger wasn't too impressive, but the combination was interesting enough to make me want to make my own version at home.
Review Source:If you are looking for a fun place to watch sports or party some check out Rally Point Sport Grill on Harrison Ave across from SAS. Lots of TVs for games, DJs or Live Music regularly, an outside bar area perfect for playing cornhole, listening to music or just hanging out when the weather is right. The food has some great twists to bar fare. The Buffalo Cheese dip or Rally Chips are favorites of mine. You will also like the ribs, Thai Peanut Tuna wrap or a Blue Westy burger. The place is well run so you can have a good time. Various groups meet at Rally Point. Try it you'll like it.
Review Source:So, full disclosure...our Alumni Association has our football viewing party here every Saturday during the college football season. The owner, Drew, has been great. He is very accommodating to our 125+ crowd. He is also helping us raise money for our scholarship fund. GO GATORS!
On to the part most of you care about. The food is very good. Rally Point also does catering and I feel that makes them server better food. Having bar food is one thing, but if you have your party catered, you need better food. I have not had any complaints from our alumni group regarding the food or the service. The staff seems to be on top of all the patrons needs. The beer selection is standard. Prices are good and they have specials every day. Saturdays are $1.95 Coors Light. They also have daily food specials. I really enjoy the BBQ sandwich. It ends up being my go-to football lunch.
There are TV's EVERYWHERE. They have all the sports packages, so you can always find the game you are looking for. If you sit outside they have a few TV's in the windows so you can watch. Outside is a HUGE patio with 3 sets of cornhole boards. If the weather is good, Drew will use the projector to show sports on the wall. It is a huge screen. Free Wi-fi
If you are in the mood for a sports bar, or just great bar food, make Rally Point your first stop.
I was disappointed in this place. Â The sauce was good on the the ribs but the second part of ribs was not done, had a hard time pulling it apart. Â The fries were overdone and salty. Â Cole slaw was ok. Â The waitress was more interested in what was being set up, that is the "Margaraleighville" that was being set up for that afternoon. Â (don't ask me what it was). Â Will go back for something else later. Â Hope that things will be better.
Review Source:This was my first trip here to Rally Point. Â Pick where you wish to sit. Â The waitress came to the table within 2 minutes of being seated. Â Very friendly. Â It appeared to me that the menu is dominated by wings & ribs. Â The all day sunday special is all you can eat baby back ribs for $9.99. Â Also on the menu are burgers, chicken sandwiches, brats, and various sandwiches. Â We ordered the Buffalo cheese dip and the Buffalo chicken sandwich and the grilled reuben. Â The dip and chicken sandwich was good, but the reuben was less than average. Â This place has plenty of tvs around so you can watch what you like. Â I was less than impressed this time around, but I will give it the ole college try next time I'm back.
Location B
Decor   C
Service A
Food   C
Went with a large group last night. Â Upon first look I wasn't really impressed. Â It seemed like more of a place to hang out and get really plastered, maybe watch some sports and have a bite to eat. Â Well, at least I'm in for the last two!
Our waitress seemed a little frazzled at first since there was so many of us, but she quickly got over it and handled the two tables of us just fine and smiled and joked with us throughout the night.
I had a brat which was cooked in Fat Tire beer & then grilled. Â It was quite good and had a nice portion of kraut on it and a really flavorful brown mustard on the side. Â It came with a choice of sides and was just $5.50! Â Everything else I saw people having looked really good and they all seemed to be enjoying it. Â I heard the homemade chips and chili fries were really good. Â Overall they have a number of good choices and very reasonable prices.
The sinks in the bathrooms are in the shape of the state of Texas - how funny!
There's a large outdoor section and even had corn hole to play. Â Even though it was a chilly night there was plenty of people out there.
I'd definitely come back for the food and the prices if I were in the area.
*3.5 Stars*
Small sports bar that I passed by a couple of times and didn't even know it's there. Plenty of TV's to watch the games. Inside the bar area is small with a few tables. Bartenders were really cool and quick. Started with their chili which wasn't all that great and was luke warm...ugh. The Cuban though was very good. Shredded pork made all the difference. Probably the one of the best I have had. Their prices were great as well! ENJOY!
I went to Rally's after a wedding I attended and had a great time. Â Their bacon cheese fries were delicious and they even had a DJ playing (although I went there at night it seems like a great place to catch the football games). Â The next day I realized that I had forgotten my camera there. Â Bars are black holes for cameras/cell phones. Â I figured I had about a 10% chance. Â Luckily the staff at Rally's found my camera and stored it safely in the office until the next day. Â Thank GOD! Â Made me believe that this bar is run by some honest genuine people. Â I'll have to visit again next time I'm in the Triangle.
Review Source:First visit: I waited at the bar an achingly long time to order a drink, and also inquire whether the Social Media group had arrived. The media folks found me before either ordering or inquiring. I remember our waitress did a better job, got our drinks out quickly, and split the checks perfectly. Tonight, I found myself at Rally Point for a second go. Hubby and I were in Cary, wanting food and beer, and this fit the bill!
We seated ourselves in the back and I took in the atmosphere. About 6 TVs tuned into two programs, and around 10 tables scattered throughout the floor; not as dimly lit as you might expect. To the right, there's a door that leads onto the patio where people appeared to be in engaged in Extreme Cornhole. A gal came in took our beer orders: Copperline Amber and Sweetwater 420. They arrive, along with a newly appointed server, and the supposed Sweetwater tastes a little like... Coors Light. The server takes it back to the bar with no fuss, and when he returns he says that our order got rung in as LandShark and Sweetwater; so I was drinking Phil's beer, and he was drinking swill. Anyway, they fixed it up quickly.
For food, we both went for wraps. I had the buffalo chicken, and Phil got the ahi tuna, medium rare. The chicken wrap, while not extraordinary, certainly hit the spot. It's not overly stuffed, but really just the right size for a meal. I had mine with a side of Ranch and the Rally chips (which are awesome. Skip the fries and try these!). Our server also brought over a toolbox of sauces, which included the usual ketchup and mustard, as well as an array of hot sauces. Great solution for condiments, and definitely won me over some!
A good down to earth sports bar makes it way into Cary suburbia.
I have tried this place out a few times now and have been pleased with all of my visits so far. This is a great watering hole for happy hour or a casual night out with some friends.
The food is pretty decent for bar food, and they have some unique items on the menu as well such as the "Bunch of Junk" hot dog which i recommend if you happen to be a dog fan. The beer selection in fairly extensive which a nice selection of brews on draft. Smaller TVs up by the bar and a back room with a larger selection.
I like to hit up this place on Mondays from time to time for Trivia Night. Normally a good crowd is in attendance and the host asks a good variety of questions and is humorous.
They also have a nice outdoor area equipped with corn-hole and outside tables that are nice when the weather permits.
The only real issue I've experienced is the place being understaffed sometimes. The staff working are very pleasant however.
Overall a nice pub to wet your whistle.
The space is huge. Â There are a ton of tv's and the outside area has an amazing projector. Â Prices are really good. Â It was the first time my husband and I had eaten there but it was a nice place to stop even on a Monday night when you would think the place would be crowded because of football.
Review Source:The food was good. I ordered a burger. However, portions were small and I had to order a second burger to feel full. I would have liked more fries. Maybe this is why the prices are low. The place is very big with an outdoor patio. The bucket beer special on Sunday was a good deal. They have plenty of TV's to watch sports. The help seemed nice.
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