April 3, 2009
This is on Fort Benning. It’s full almost entirely with soldiers. It has pool tables and a bunch of TVs. You can order food from the connected Mexican restuarant El Zapata. Their beer is the standard offering at any sports bar. 2 or 3 macros on tap, along with 10 or so macros in the bottle. Almost anywhere off post is better.

March 7, 2008
I was excited to get a chance to visit this place, especially since I an not enlisted but had work on base none the less. Well it SUCKS, blows goat nuts. Looks like just a regular bar but full of guys, pool tables, tvs lots of room. Food, well you have to go next door to the Mexican place (but they will bring it to you at the bar). Food was below average - average/ Beer, well it sucks. I mean the stuff they brew and not the other BMC taps. Lots of Macro bottles but also a Shiner Bock and Bass. 2 beers on tap at the time I was there. A supposedly 8% (bartender said that) dark red Hefe ????? It was pretty crappy. And the other beer was an undrinkable Spring Ale. Even if you are on base I would steer clear, go off base and find some Sweetwater.

March 6, 2008
Mostly army guys no selection on imports

February 17, 2006 [ Updated January 30, 2009 ]
A military sponsored bar - essentially for single infantry soldiers. However it does brew its own beers. Rotating styles plus a small selection of micros and the ubiquitous BMC products. Beers I tried were okay - better than BMC. Officially this bar is only supposed to serve military and Department of Defense employees but if you’re a guest on post, I would imagine you would be served. That being said, if you are not military, you will have to sign in at the front gate with an ID. Would probably be best to go with someone in the military to avoid any hassles.