4 Best Bars near Uncasville

“Love this "Dive Bar" it plays great country music, has the coldest beer in CT. The bartenders are extremely friendly, prices are awesome. They have music Fri/Sat/Sundays...call ahead to confirm. The owners are awesome, and the clientele is always friendly...I drove 20 miles to have a cold beer...it's that great place to just hang!!! Pool table a plus!“

“This is a fun, old fashioned, down to earth bar, which is becoming rarer these days. They have country dancing lessons, pool, and dart boards. The food is simple bar food which is a fun guilty pleasure once in a while. The bartenders are really nice and as well as the people who go there.“

“Love this place. Gone to it a few times up until yesterday, my son's birthday weekend. So it was the first time in the arcade area and when we stumbled at the karaoke room which had a very small sign saying it needed to be reserved. The red head worker came in aggressively instead of kindly letting us know about it being having to be reserved , she continously told us "get out" atleast 5xs and until I OPENED MY MOUTH SHE WANTED TO APOLOGIZE. I will be returning beautiful definitely don't want her helping me nor my kids.“

“We come here typically for dim sum which is decent. Today, we thought we'd try the "3-course" Peking Duck. Well, it's more like 3-serving-piece Peking Duck. Three courses should be: (1) duck skin with pancakes or buns, (2) duck meat stir-fry, and (3) duck soup made from the carcass. Don't order this and be disappointed like us. This is a 1-course Peking Duck. The skin is not crunchy but it's hard to expect much in rural CT. The duck skin is more like roast duck skin, slightly chewy, little crispy in parts if you're lucky. They explained that the "3 courses" are the buns (in steamer), the cucumbers and scallions, and the carved duck - very funny interpretation of "courses". Shouldn't the hoisin sauce count as a course too?“