I was in Racine with my son and his wife. We were across the street volunteering at the Racine…read moreEagles Club. We decided to go across the street for lunch at George's Tavern. Holy cow! The special was a grilled cheese and meatloaf sandwich (with a side of their special pineapple coleslaw) The sand- wich was large was toasted to perfection. It even had pickles on it. It was different and seriously delicious!! My daughter-in-law had the mac 'n cheese with chicken strips. It looked amazing. The portion was so big, she had to take half of it home. The salads are huge and one of those will be my next choice. This bar as been around for years. (the owners retired) There is live music often and there are two area with tables, one in the primary bar room and another where the band would be. There are also booths along the back wall. The bar was clean and the new owner, Caleb, was very friendly. I bet people don't think of George's as a lunch or dinner destination, but I highly recommend it.

Be careful when using a credit card here. Saturday, October…read more10, 2026, stopped in with a couple friends to listen to the band. Stephan Hull, very good music! I paid for a round of drinks for my friends. Three Carbliss and a top shelf shot. The bartender asked if I wanted to keep the tab open. I said no, close it out. He ran my card, I signed the receipt and that was that. Or so I thought. The next day I glanced at my bank account, I believe it said $37 and change. Hmm, seemed kind of high. I looked at it the next day and now it's up to $42.90. What in the world!?! I called George's, asked what they charge for Carbliss, $7. Ok, so $21plus the shot. I'm sorry, it shouldn't be $42.90. I was told I didn't close out the tab. Well, yes, I did. What would I have to do to completely close out that tab? So we went back and forth a couple of times and she said, have a good day. That was that! Nice scam! Needless to say, I am not happy. I'm not sure I care to go there ever again. Very disappointed!! So, beware!!!

Being from an affluent western suburb of Chicago it is easy to develop a false sense of superiority…read morewhen it comes to restaurants, however, my Cowboy Hamburger here dispelled any notion I might've had that Racine had little to offer. This burger was perfectly prepared to order, generous in every way and had fantastic flavor. If I lived closer I come often. A truly wonderful experience. Great music and atmosphere as well.

I've eaten here once before years ago and was not impressed but I thought I'd give it a try one…read moremore time. I ordered the cubano. My husband got home and they sent a burger with bbq sauce instead of the cubano. He went all the way back to get my sandwich and I can't even eat it. The ham is supposed to be deli ham, they put a huge chunk of a honey ham (like the ones you buy for Easter) with the brown sugar glaze. Are Cubans eating this kind of ham? No. Then there a sliced pork loin instead of slow roasted shredded pork with lots of garlic and oregano and citrus like a Cuban lechon would have. It's not even edible. I wanted so badly to like this. I just had back surgery and can't go anywhere. I was hoping they could get a sandwich right. It was horrible. I immediately gagged. I'm not a food snob, I'll literally eat just about anything but it has to actually taste good. I'm really sorry toad hall but yall need some cooking lessons.

I cannot get over how oddly located Doobies is... it's in the center of a strip mall, nestled…read morebetween 2 dollar stores. Parking in ample in the gigantic lot. Upon entering, I was surprised at how large the space actually was. There is a stage right up front, a long, large bar, a pool table and dart boards in the back. They have a small kitchen where the fantastic food is made... I had the fish fry (it was a Friday) and it was superb. A very large portion of meaty fish with light, flaky breading and fantastic fries! They actually had a larger menu that I anticipated and I would definitely go back for the fish fry. I'd prefer to avoid the bar scene. Maybe I'm just getting old, haha. The place started getting really busy later in the evening (past 9) despite the amazing food. There were only 2 bartenders working and they were extremely busy. They could have used 2 more bartenders. There was 1 cook, and he did a great job keeping up with orders. Drink prices were pretty standard. Food was priced very reasonably!! I'd love to try other items on the menu next time I am in the area.

the food is 10/10 i loveeee the cajun wrap. the service is great i always can get in and get out…read morethey treat every color the same im african american never had a bad experience about to order now!

This is a nice little corner bar that seems like it has recently been remodeled. Very clean. Theres…read morea good selection of beers and a nice mix of spirits. Servers and other patrons were very friendly. Only downside is they do not serve food here but we did see people having pizza delivered so I would assume carry ins are fine.

The first drink always gets a shot of your choice. Good corner bar to hangout for a little bit or…read morefor a long time. Regulars were nice and welcoming!!

Cory was the best of the best! Service at the bar was great and the food hit the spot.read more

My dad has been coming here for years to listen to the bluegrass music. We had just attended my…read moremother's interment at the local cemetery and decided to stop here afterward for something to eat. The food was good and there was definitely plenty of it. The waitress was a little cranky at first, though, and they wouldn't split the bill, which always leaves a bad taste in my mouth. When you have a group of people, I really don't understand why splitting the bill has to be such a big deal. Other than that, we had a good meal. My dad has been coming here for a very long time, so it was nice to stop in with him, especially on a day like today.

Great shuttle for the World Series - my parents (in their 70's) loved the atmosphere and how…read moreconvenient the shuttle was. Thank you!

Is there a crapper? IDK and didn't see one when I went to use the men's room. Luckily, I only…read moreneeded to do number 1 so I didn't have to make an awkward scene. I'm assuming there's an actual commode somewhere, though. I hope... Anyway, I went here for the BBQ place inside and had a good experience. The place seemed to be filled with locals who seemed to know each other, including the bartending staff. That didn't stop me from blending in. I ordered a Miller Lite bottle and it was one of the cheapest beers I had in a while. The BBQ was decent too and the portions were big. It was a nice stop for a beer and some food. Parking is limited as it's in a neighborhood, so be mindful of that.

Food is good! Service is good!f…read moreFish fry was really good Never had a problem with the food I had.

I came here on a Sunday around 5.... It wasn't busy at all. My friend and I ordered wings. They…read morewere not that great of quality. Also, how does a restaurant not have Mimosa stuff? That's like one of the easiest concoctions to have on hand.

Baby Boomers has one of those unassuming, excellent dive bar fish fries. You hear about it through…read moreword of mouth, and there aren't many Yelp reviews. Most patrons appear to be regulars. Many are old white men w/long hair. But no one gives you that "non-regular" cold shoulder like some corner bars. We came at 6 on a Friday. The bar wasn't too busy. There were a few tables in the back, and a few empty spots at the bar. It's a small place. By the time we left at 7, it had filled a little more. I grabbed a table in the back, but after ordering food at the bar, I decided to move to the bar. The bartender gave us little crafted wooden boards that fit the bar, to give us a little table top. It didn't take long for our food. The three generous pieces of cod had a perfect thin crispy coating. Potato pancakes had the classic density, nice crispy outside, soft oniony inside. Coleslaw and rye, your usual. The fries are good but potato pancakes are worth the $1 upgrade. Make sure you bring cash! No credit cards taken, but they do have a $3 fee ATM. All in all, this is one of those great spots to hit after a long day of work, when you want to avoid a big crowd, and you just want a satisfying classic fish fry. Plus a $3.50 1/2 pitcher of PBR and an Andi's Candy at the end, I am a happy camper.

Stopped by this bar in our neighborhood for fish fry takeout after walking past so many times and…read moresaying we need to try it because the sign is so funny. The fish fry was pretty good. I've had better but I've had worse. Absolutely loved the potato pancakes and fries. I got the feeling that everyone there knows each other. It reminds me of dive bars in small town Wisconsin, so it's kind of fun to get that same feeling in the city. I'd like to stop in sometime and sit at the bar rather than do takeout - I think that would give us the full experience.