10 Best Sports Bars near Advance

“My son and I stopped by for the first time after a nearby soccer game. I got a garden side salad and a split a 12" pepperoni. We had a head-on view of the pizza oven and we're delighted when our pizza came out . We probably missed the lunch rush as it was 3:00 on a Sunday. We were seated quickly and our server was fantastic, very nice and attentive. Will definitely return the next time we are up this way.“

“I had a wonderful time at this restaurant! The food was absolutely amazing - the steak was cooked to perfection and the Mac and cheese was so flavorful. But the real star of the show was our server, Ashley. She was so friendly and personable, making great conversation and providing excellent recommendations. Ashley went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic meal, constantly checking in to make sure we had everything we needed. Her attentive service and genuine warmth really made the whole dining experience exceptional. I can't wait to come back and request Ashley again!“

“Went around 5pm-8pm on a Monday. Was nice and quiet and liked how open and big it was. Music wasn't too loud and liked how you were allowed to taste test a drink to make sure you liked it or not. The owner was really nice too and came over to the knitting group I was in.“

“Mossy's Eats Ales & Spirits is a great bar and restaurant in Clemmons. They've got plenty of indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio with a lot of TV's for a variety of sports. Service has been great every time we've come and the food has been good. This is a great place if you're looking for a bar and grill to watch a game.“

“Did not get a chance to try any of the food but will definitely be going back.Abi is the bartender to you want I'm telling you. She's quick, talkative and attentive. Best bartender right thereDefinitely give the place a chance. As a new resident in NC I can say that's one bar that will be in my back pocket for as long as I am here.“

“This place is really fun!!!! The little blonde bartender on the weekends is my favorite ? , drinks are great! Entertainment is so awesome. I was actually really surprised at the bands they have and even karaoke nights bring in some actual talent! Pool tables and friendly staff. You should definitely give it a whirl! My new favorite spot after work! Great vibes“

“Update April 2024: This location is undergoing a renovation that looks to be eating some of the arcade floor space in order to expand the sports bar end of things. I'm of the personal ambition that it's an odd choice and overly ambitious; evidently they are putting in stall-like booths with standing tables that can be rented so that people can play electric darts and electric shuffleboard?The kitchen / this chain has had several years to improve but they have apparently used that time to double down on dried out, overly salted fare. Also, who the hell serves brussel sprouts with the stems still on? Blegh.***Old Review***Very excited Dave and Buster's is in town....the mall really needed a boost. Everything runs off of "credits", and the math is definitely kept fuzzy on purpose. A few things to know:SECRET INSIDERY TIP YOU SHOULD KNOW:Every Wednesday is half price games, all day. You can't use coupons or promos at all on Wednesday, though, so make sure you load up your card by Tuesday if you're planning on taking advantage! And yes, the half-price games extend to the ticket-earning games.STUFF ABOUT BUYING AND CREDITS:An initial game card costs $3. It's your standard gift card-esque plastic card with a swipe stripe. You can load it with various denominations - the ones they most readily offer to you are $20, $25, $50, etc, but you can do $1, $3, $5, etc at the kiosks, if you just want to top up or only play something once.While exponentially higher card-loading will, unsurprisingly, net you additional credits, to give you a basic idea, $20 gets you 100 credits.Games do not have even credit "costs" - everything in the place, rather than being an even number, is a decimal number like 10.8 credits (the price of the coin pusher games and the higher ticket-redemption style games). When you consider that each credit runs roughly .20 cents if you don't use any promos or coupons, that works out to a staggering $2.16 a play...so, you can see, money can go *very* quickly if you don't know that going in!No matter how low your credit balance gets on a card (and you'll always have a fraction kicking around at the end, due to their decimal credit costs) you can always play a game of skeeball at one of their two classic lanes. (Sadface that they turned an arcade classic into the poverty game, lol!!)Tickets won go directly to the card, except in the case of plastic tokens and trading cards won at the coin pushers. Be aware that the *silver* metal coins in the Elaut-brand coin pushers don't give you squat, just the "stuff" like the plastic tokens and cards that come out. If one comes out by mistake, you can put it back in the coin slot for five free shots, which is admittedly a kind of ingenious way to keep all the tokens in the machine.The prizes for redemption are actually very decent at all levels - I believe they start as low as 25 tickets, which is a "consolation prize" level of tickets at some of the higher redemption machines, so pretty much every kid leaves with something. Top prizes, like the X Box One, are 100,000, and a Ring Doorbell for 50,000.STUFF ABOUT THE GAMES THEMSELVESThey have cool, newer games, shooters, the "reflex games" that the tweens and teens can whup my butt in, claw machines that are lame and un-grabby, electric state-of-the-art carnival-esque games like ring toss and knockdown ball tosses, lots of basketball games including a cool connect-four themed one, and at least one dance-dance-revolution looking game. There's a big four-person HALO shooter, and Elaut brand coin pushers (Flintstones and Star Trek) that give you 12 shots for 10.8 credits.STUFF ABOUT THE FOODWelp. It's...um...food. I can give enthusiastic and genuine recommendations for the churro dessert (it was honestly amazing and looked exactly like the picture), but the food-food was very poky about getting to our table and was a notch below TGIFridays at closing time - overdone, dried out, oversalted, and generally meh. But lets be real - ya“

“This is a great local watering hole to visit, especially if you visit here on a Tuesday night because pool is free. Make sure to arrive here before 730 or there will be no tables. They also have darts and cornhole. They don't serve food here anymore which is the only downfall, but try the spicy pork rinds with hot sauce on them. The Japanese restaurant next door will deliver to the bar.“

“Sports bar with plenty of screens and feeds. Early evening and 4 or 5 or 6 different things were on. Definitely a good place for sports fans looking for good food and good drinks. The house kolsch beer was quite good. Packs a bigger punch than most so beware of driving!Wheelchair accessibility: Good wheelchair access though not enough parking near curb cutout. Low and high table seating and booths with good room between. Restrooms look easy to access though from one side a long trek through entire restaurant to reach.“

“Last nite our Club the FORGOTTEN SONS M/C of Clemmons had a 10th Anniversary Anniversary Dinner for one members Manager.Rob and his crew went well above and beyond to ensure that all needs were taken care of also like to thank especially two people Jay the bartender and our server sorry I don’t remember your name lol your service was perfect .Again thank you Napalm FSMC“