Blue Quill Bar & Grill

Blue Quill isn’t the best looking place but the people are extremely friendly. The food isn’t bad and the beer is fairly priced.
Friday and Saturday nights are karaōke nights and it gets pretty fun. Everyone in the place is so laid back and carefree that even if you hate being in the spotlight you won’t feel very shy giving it a try.
I can see this place growing on people. Once you go a couple of times you will start frequenting it more and more.

Blue Quill is not at all about appearances. It’s about cheap food. It’s not a very good looking place. In fact, it’s pretty dark, dingy and greasy. As Greasy as the End Zone, but the people aren’t quite as scary. They’ve got a couple of pool tables and the selection of the songs in the juke box is alright. The beer is always less than $ 4. The beer prices are reasonable. The food prices are incredible. As long as you buy a beer, you can get a hamburger for 99 cents. They’re not your luxury home burger but they’re still good: covered in bacon, cheese and mushrooms. Without the beer they’re $ 2. The Spring rolls cost $ 6, you can get a huge plate of onion rings for $ 4. Hello, is this the ‘80s?! Retro prices and your average pub experience, but what else are you looking for from a local drinking hole. They have pay-​per-​view sporting events if you’re into boxing or ultimate fighting, VLTs if that’s your thing. The servers are always friendly and know all the regulars. It’s all right.