pbr cowboy bar

Mechanical bull and dance floor with DJ on one side, live band and pool tables on another side with nice outdoor lounge area. It wasn’t too busy, but the fire alarm went off and they music stopped for 30 minutes, so we left. It could be a really fun spot if you’re in the mood to get wild and catch it on the right night.

It was just OK, Food was average, drinks were HIGH for this area and it never really took off as a PBR type of night, people came and went and looked like they were lured in by the idea of what it would be like but were disappointed.

We've been to PBR twice...once on the club side which was fun to watch everyone dance and ride the bull. There is a $10 cash cover. The drinks are very overpriced....$6 for a Bud Light....really?Second time we ate an earlier dinner in the restaurant side called Tapps. The food was average. The kitchen didn't have half of the menu items we wanted to order. All the wait staff and bar tenders were very young and acted like it. PBR is chain establishment and nothing authentic to the area...I wouldn't say it's a must see and it would be ok to skip on the visit.

WE had a blast at PBR from riding the mechanical bull to shooting pool. The waitresses were nice and food delicious. However, the drinks were overpriced and half of my party couldn't get in because their "pants were too baggy." I guess that's the south for ya! :-(