Kelly’s Pub

Just moved to the area and it’s become my favorite bar. The bartender on point and friendly. Weekdays it’s a calm relaxing vibe chill and weekends gets really packed. The bar has this sorda antique looking style, personally I like it.

Hear that sound? That’s the dive alarm going off. We stopped by on a football Sunday evening to a small but lively crowd. I ordered a $ 5 angry orchard pint, the husband opted for the $ 1.50 mug of Coors light. The mugs seemed cheap but went down very fast because they were small. The bar itself was long and had plenty of seating. There were 2 dart boards, a few TVs, pin ball, and a Mrs. Pac Man machine. Don Julio Café and Rum Chata shots $ 7 each but decent size. Almost a double of the normal shot so not a bad value. The bartender did pick up a round which doesn’t happen too often but we did appreciate it. We liked Kelly’s and hope you do too!

Kelly’s Pub
I’m a diver. As both a Master Diver and a Diver Master I have enjoyed diving for years. I am also a Bar Diver and love to go to local dive bars that have character and bring stories. I found this place because of the bar tender. She is family and tells me she tends bar at Kelly’s. So being the diver that I am it is road trip time. The place has old wooden paneling on the walls and looks like what a dive bar should look like. Nothing fancy but still nice enough that ordering a drink does not make you think you will need an A1 Chemical suit. Drinks are cheap, bar tenders know how to pour and the place does offer local interesting stories. We ordered food from down the street and they were okay with it being delivered and eaten at the bar. Burger Express to be exact, yum! Over all as dive bars go, it is a place we have returned to and pop in to enjoy an inexpensive beer or three.
Remember to always drink responsibly
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