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    Jester's Dive Bar

    3.7 (75 reviews)

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    JESTER'S DIVE BAR ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Live music
    Divey
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Buffalo chicken cheesesteak
    Kristin Frances K.

    Good service and a fun nautical vibe. All day happy hour on Sundays! Their barbecue is tender as can be, absolutely delicious. The buffalo chicken cheesesteak is phenomenal, I suggest pairing it with their house made kettle chips.

    Clam Steamers
    Michael T.

    I'm a regular here and this is definitely a great place to eat. The food is very good. I've eaten quite a few things from their menu at this point and I haven't found a dud yet. I'm a huge fan of their sloppy joes, pierogies, and BBQ. Everything here is very delicious, consistent, and in great portions. Heck, even the Ahi Tuna Poke Bowl is very good! They have very good happy hour specials too. Their appetizers are so good and worth the special 100%. One thing I really like is that they are open a little later than most places. This area seems to have an huge problem with restaurants closing super early (maybe everyone in this area is a grandma). So it is nice to have a place that is open until 10PM. That said, one thing I wasn't a fan of is that we felt rushed during our latest visit. It was 9:30 and we were at the tail end of the meal, there wasn't a need to rush. Our server that time could've been a little more attentive too. But that was just a one off day that doesn't sour the overall experience I've had with this place. The pricing here is pretty amazing as well, especially with the area. So in conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Jesters. It's a great place to eat and hang out. The front of house staff could use a little work but back of house knocks it out of the park every time with the food. The food is consistently good and is very affordable.

    Donna P.

    First of all I love the name. Great bar and food is good. Fun place to go with friends.

    K B.

    Definitely a dive bar, but food was good, service was friendly and prompt, and prices were reasonable! What more can you ask for?

    Motzy Logs, bacon chicken mac & cheese, ribeye cheesesteak

    Nice local "dive" vibe, good food and staff. Motzy Logs are excellent! Decent sized bar.

    BBQ  Rib Sandwich and Fries
    Anna Marie P.

    Went in with low expectations, having heard mixed reviews, but definitely think we will be back at some point. Gave the BBQ rib sandwich a try, which was enjoyable. I dont know that the slaw on it added anything, but their fries were definitely worth ordering. Thick cut and crispy on the outside. The brisket mac and cheese was also really good. The service was great. We went shortly after they opened for lunch and were seated immediately. Our server was extremely attentive and pleasant. Definitely interesting to see how they have transformed it inside and out from when it was Rio Station.

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