Quincy’s South Bar & Grille

I love this place. The food is great! Their pizza is one of my favorites.
However, recently when I’ve been going there I have had maybe 1 draft beer and felt sick to my stomach the next day. I think they have been slacking on properly cleaning out their tap lines. I’ve heard of a few other people getting sick from there and the only consistent is having a tap beer.

The best spot to chill in ROCKVILLE hands down!!! The drinks & food is awesome! I truly go no where else in Rockville, North Bethesda. I’m a Friday Saturday regular. My boyfriend & I or 1 yr new in the community & love what we call or spot. I can’t imagine giving my money to any other bar bc the prices in the area or fuxxing ridiculous. Drew Emily & Leo or the best bartenders in Maryland. So friendly, just good ppl. Any who try it & you want regret it. My bar, my spot! O ya, I know every body there but never remember names except the bartenders. Haha lol OOO & they need mozzarella sticks on there menu & would definitely feel like I’m in heaven. Theeeheeee

Been there twice, food is VERY good. Portions are big. And plenty of TVs to watch games on.

Best sports bar in the area!
Came here for a football Sunday in October. The place was packed but the waitress helped a friend and I get a table for two in the corner. There’s no tacky theme or décor to this sports bar, just a lot of TVs on every wall. The bar in the middle is raised so that everyone has a great sightline to a TV.
Food was excellent (for a sports bar) and the service was awesome, even with a packed bar. Great pitcher specials too. Only downside would be the tight parking lot, but other than that this place is an A+.

Fantastic place to watch a game (or two) and grab a bite to eat! They have the best food in a bar atmosphere in the area… hands down! That being said, we’ve come to watch a game and have a meal in the afternoon/​early evening with our 7 year old and it’s completely comfortable. In fact, there have always been children at other tables. We haven’t had anything that we didn’t like, but our favorite choice has been the steak salad! It’s one of those dishes that you randomly crave and will go to Quincy’s for because you’re in the mood. We’ve never been in a rush and service has always been fine, but I can’t comment on whether you would be able to get in and out quickly.
We tried Quincy’s based on strong recommendations from friends and have returned numerous times since (and continue to recommend to others).

Love tatertots and their hot dogs.

Just an overall poor experience, waited way too long for my food. I Got my wings and fries about 20 min apart and I seemed to be ignored by the bartender as I had to wave him down too many times to re-​up on beer. This place is way too small for this to happen, yet it did. I don’t really dish out bad reviews but I felt the need to post this in hopes that this place get their sh*t together.

I’m so glad this place is in the neighborhood. Awesome open space with huge high def flat screens covering just about every inch of the wall. Enormous 4-​sided bar that always seems to have an open seat even on crowded nights. Everyone that works there is super helpful and friendly. Type of place that if you go there once, they’ll remember you the next time you come in. Just an awesome neighborhood sports bar.
On top of that the food is great. I usually get the Chicken Cheese Steak, but everything on the menu is great including the Pizza,. This surprised me because I don’t usually expect good pizza at a sports bar, but they deliver.

For a little less than a year this has become the defacto happy hour spot for myself and a few other co-​workers. For the most part the food is great, it is bar fair but it doesn’t get much better than what they offer. I usually get the cheese steak but from time to time I’ll get the Quincy dog (deep fired, bacon wrapped, and covered in coleslaw). The tater tots and fries are really good too.
The drinks are well priced and on par with other «neighborhood» style bars.
There are plenty of TV’s if you are trying to catch up on the latest game of football, tennis, soccer, baseball, racing, etc.
The service staff is always friendly and great, even if I feel that on some nights Quincy’s is under staffed on the serving side.
If you have problems with unisex bathrooms steer clear as that’s all they got. If you smoke there is a patio which has proven to be pretty great on 70 °F degree days but when it’s cold or hotter than 85+F degrees then you might as well go inside.
Overall, I’ve never had any problems recommending Quincy’s or the food. So if you’re looking for a new place to have a drink or grab a quick bite check it out!

Ok so I’ve either become a professional Unilocal reviewer or professional drunk… maybe both! Quincey’s South was a great choice tonight, live music by Bobby and awesome service by the staff had to give them a 5 star! I will be back if they let me!

I met a high school friend of mine at Quincy’s this summer after reading great reviews online. It’s not bad — but not great. Conveniently located off Rockville Pike, it’s the kind of sports bar you’ve been to a million times that blends in with all the others. Menu and pricing is decent, but nothing special. Parking is available but cramped. It got a little creepy in clientele later in the evening but there are worse places you could go. There are also better.

Came here for lunch… And I was hoping since the place was not full when we arrived that it would be quick… Some people have places to be!
My table ordered sandwiches and other not too complicated dishes… And still I had to scarf down my food within my lunch hour… Don’t come here if you don’t have more than an hour to kill…
Sandwich was good. And I ordered the tots. Good but had a tad bit too much salt on them. Tasty all the same. If your table all orders tots it WILL take a while for it to come out too. You’ll have you food sans tots until they are ready…
The only reason I came was the tots. That’s all my co-​workers kept talking about… Tots… Tots…

The food was terrible their white pizza is covered in about a foot of cheese. Their crab dip is inedible. I was there for the first time to watch the Giants game.
Even though they bill themselves as a sports bar some how they only managed to get the Giants game on one TV in the back corner. Needless to say about 15 people were piled on top of each other trying to get a glimpse. Not sure how Detroit vs Minnesota made its way to 3 TVs.
It was a tough loss for the Giants and I wandered out of the bar in a daze and went home. About half an hour later I recalled that I didn’t pay (bare in mind I took three bites of their putrid crab dip). I went back to pay and the server treated me like I killed her dog. This is the guy who came back to pay a tab he inadvertently walked out on. I wonder how she would act if someone left their credit card at the bar. She’d probably call the SWAT.
Not to mention there is no manager on the premise. That is right this dining establishment doesn’t have manament. Good luck!

Love Quincys! This place has the best bar food on the pike. Casual spot for brews, tasty wings (blackberry habanero is our favorite) and a surprisingly delicious Reuben sandwich on marble rye bread. Yum! Word on the street is that there’s an actual chef creating the food here and it’s not your typical frozen to fried bar foods at Millers, Fridays etc.
Pretty good beer selection, wish there were a few more options but I’m not a huge beer drinker anyways. Lots of cover bands play here so it does tend to get loud but all in all its good vibes!

Saw that this place had great reviews and decided to try it with a group of friends on Friday for happy hour. The food was decent, but the specials are lacking and it ended up being pricier than I expected.
There aren’t any food specials during happy hour which was kind of a bummer, but the food itself wasn’t bad. For our group of 10, we shared a couple crab dips, a buffalo mac and cheese, and 2 orders of 50 wings. The crab dip comes with 3 warm pretzel sticks and was really good! The mac and cheese was delicious — definitely recommend sharing. If you order 50 wings, you can choose up to 5 different flavors. We tried almost all of the flavors — blackberry habanero, BBQ, parmesan garlic, Thai, Korean BBQ, Chesapeake, teriyaki. The blackberry habanero was my favorite, but there was a lot of confusion on which flavors where which, so who knows. It was $ 48 for an order of 50 wings, which I thought was definitely overpriced for what they are.
They have a bunch of beers to choose from but there was no drink menu, so the waitress had to repeat the full list over and over for each person. I ended up typing them on my phone so that we could stop asking her every round. Also had no idea how much a beer was, so we were pretty shocked when we got our bill and saw that each beer was $ 5.50−6.50 even during «happy hour».
Glad we tried it, but don’t think this will become a regular HH spot unless they improve their specials.

went to check it out due to a lot of hype. Not very impressed. Nothing wrong, but nothing special other than the tots. Tots could rival quarry house! but otherwise just the standard beers and rails all bars have, nothing unique, no cool cocktails. standard bar food options and standard bar quality. if you need a bar in this area this is a bar.
DJ was mixing well on Friday but they were not set up to encourage dancing.

I’ve been to Quincy’s several times over the past few months, and I am pretty sure I’ll keep going back there for one reason: It’s my idea of a perfect bar. Let me explain why:
Ambiance: Lots of TV’s playing all sorts of sports, and they have almost all the sports channels available, so if there’s a game you want to watch and you don’t see it playing, you can request for it. The bar also has seating in the patio area, with TV’s facing it no less, so you can sit outside during the summer months, enjoy a beer and still keep up with the game (s). They also have live music several nights a week.
Service: If you’re sitting at a table, Alex is one of the servers who’s super friendly and attentive. He’s also very polite, and makes an effort to make you feel welcome. The bartenders are also very friendly, and have never made me feel lost or unattended.
Drinks: Quincy’s has a decent selection of beers on tap, and the bartenders can mix most drinks that you could care to request. My only gripe? I wish they had more exquisite beers on tap.
Food: Oh my god, the food. I think Quincy’s has the best bar food in the Rockville/​Gaithersburg/​Bethesda area, period. I’ve tried a lot of dishes including the 5 alarm wings (hot but amazing), the crab dip (served with fresh soft pretzels, yum), the spiced shrimp (½ lb of jumbo shrimp, steamed and topped with old bay seasoning, for $ 11…Is that a sweet deal or what?), the fish and chips (pub food, prepared perfectly at a bar, not as common as you’d think), and the crab cake sandwich (yes, at a bar, and it’s awesome).
Overall, I think Quincy’s is a gem and I can’t wait to go back again.

Wanted a late night drink & Unilocaled the closer place & here I am.
Happy to see patio seating & a live band… not bad for a late night sports bar.
How about I asked for the Wi-​Fi password & the young man ended up being the Co-​Owner & former college football player who played against my son… wow small world.
He was very humble on the ownership aspect as he’s a Realtor for L&F as well. Very outgoing young man.
He took good care of «Mama KAT» for the rest of my visit $ I’ll be back for my late wine craving.

Surprisingly a clean sports bar. Is there such a thing?!
Brand spanking new tvs! The place is super clean which is rare for sports bars. Definitely a place to watch your favorite games or events with a plate of chili tater tots! I can live off those!

If you like overpriced beers and overpriced food you will NOT like this place. :P
Happy Hour starts at 11am? What? Isn’t that too early to start drinking? Well, you know what they say… it’s 5 o’clock somewhere!
Is there anywhere else in North Bethesda let alone Rockville (see what I did there? teehee) where you can get a domestic beer for $ 2.25? Sure. At the beer and wine store! But to be served America’s oldest brew in a frosty cold glass with almost zero head is a surprising treat even in the Fall months! Sure, you can also have a Bud or Coors but why when you can enjoy a Yuengling with lunch?
Speaking of lunch, there are so many yummy options. Burgers, Pizzas, Sandwiches and every hot dogs. There is a crazy hot dog on the menu wrapped in bacon and fried and covered with slaw that I cannot wait to come back and try!
**IMPORTANT: All the burgers, sandwiches and dogs come with fries or tater tots. If you know what is good for you, stick with the tots. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Perfectly seasoned. Let me just say that 30 minutes after I finished my lunch, my tots were still crispy and my officemate ate the rest of them!
Embarrassed to say that I have only been here twice considering that I work directly upstairs. Just been a little sad since the Deli went out of business, but things are definitely looking up!
First time I had the club ($ 10) on rye and it was huge! I could only eat ½ the sandwich and half my tots. I might have filled up on the two beers, but they were so cheap that I almost had 3!!! Daniel was my server and he was so attentive! Brought me a container so I could mix my ketchup and mustard together and even brought me a to-​go box for my sandwich before I asked for one! Intuitive servers are rare!
Today my friend had the coney dog which came covered with chili, onions, cheese and mustard ($ 6 and some change). I was hoping he would get up so I could sneak a bite of his hot dog, but he said it was really good and I should get one next time! ;) Per my instructions, he got the tots and he gobbled those puppies up quickly!
I had the cheesesteak ($ 10) which was ooey, gooey and delicious! Perfectly seasoned and dressed with lettuce, tomato and mayo. So, why not a 5-​star rating? Because I did not get the tots. I know. Major lapse in judgment. I wanted to try the french fries this time. Let me say, they are hand cut with the skins on and just the right size. But for whatever reason, they were just not crispy on the outside although they were tender on the inside.
Really? Am I going to deduct ½ a star for that? Yes. I take my fries seriously. My favorite are crinkle cut but they have to be super crispy. Even the place with the golden arches have killer fries when they come straight out of the fryer. I suggest that you stick with the amazing tater tots or ask for the fries to be cooked well done.
Don’t worry, Quincy’s South… I will be back to try your crab dip, wings and the bacon wrapped hot dog. When I come back I will only get the tater tots. When I update my review, it will take only the most recent review to apply to your ranking. Based on the other reviews I have read about the wings and the dip, I see a 5.0 in your immediate future!
Plus, Drew is the best bartender around and I haven’t seen him since he left Town Center and started working here! My crew and I will definitely be back!