Village Grill

This was an interesting place...more so because of the walks of life that walked through the doors. The wings were pretty good. The Sunday 30 wings for $15 is a steal. The beers are cheap and they have bocce ball and corn hole on the premises which is great. The inside smelled like a wet dog, but the patio was a nice place to enjoy a Sunday afternoon. The place was not eye-catching, but it is what it is.

Interesting....cheap 24 oz beers, a live band and some serious local flavor....it was right for the occasion but definitely not my cup of tea.

The food was bar food....except with small portions for a price that wasnt quite reasonable.

We had fun because our group of friends was a blast, but this wasnt necessarily the place you go unless you know the owner or have a good group of laid back friends.  Its a local bar.

I dont have anything negative to say about it...more so that it wasnt very impressive. What local bar is though?

i was in the area visiting my mother at raleigh court's skilled nursing facility.  in heading home, i passed and saw what looked like a large group of people having a really good time and decided it was time to visit "village grill".

i initially envisioned a quick drink, but our visit quickly morphed into an "ole fashioned southern hoot'nannny".  we drank, we snacked on fried pickles and then we drank some more.  we polished our visit off with a big ole burger stuffed with all kinds of decadent delights.  

a good time was had by all.  and honestly, it relieved some of the stress of having a parent in a care facility.  thanks village grill - i needed that.