After talking about it back and forth with some friends for a while, we finally visited Odie's to see if they had good bar food, since we were in the mood. Turns out, they do. Between the three of us we managed to put away a bucket of wings, which were hot and crispy, and available in not only the normal mild/medium/hot, but suicidal, Cajun honey BBQ, and butter parmesan garlic. The latter were good enough we ordered them twice for more.
The rest of their bar menu consists of a few simple sub sandwiches, chicken fingers, other fryer food (stix, logs) and pizza. Since this is more of a neighborhood bar the place got it crowd of locals in late, but most of them seemed to choose to order wings or pizza and have a beer or two, then take off.
Coin op pool table, dart board, and shuffle bowling complement the cheap draft during happy hour, so it's a place to put on the list to hang for a sports game. read more