Brass Rail Pub

I have been going to the Brass Rail AKA «The Rail» for about 4 years now, never have any issues, know everyone who works there and its my personal version of Cheers.
Jeff Tucker — Owner
JTucker Business Development Consulting

EEK! Holy Hannah! Have you ever walked into a bar and everyone was already completely trashed at 6pm but they were all friends and you have no clue who they are so you feel like you don’t belong? That was me this past Saturday.
Not only were all the woman incredibly unattractive (sorry but it’s true) but they were super loud and disrespectful. Not that I command respect from strangers but I’d prefer not to be called names and have people yelling in my ears because their *girls* are on the other side of the bar.
At all costs, avoid this place. I am definitely a dive bar type of girl. This is far beyond hope as being called a dive bar, it’s beneath it.

Can rednecks form cliques? They do here. Service slow. Servers and regulars very unwelcoming to new faces. Guess I didn’t fit in because I don’t smoke, have no ink, but still have all my teeth.

Unprofessional. Came there with the bouncers starting trouble. Will not be coming back

Never again! Tried twice. The first time the men were so rowdy and the bartenders so drunk with no security I left within 15 minutes. Did not feel safe. Next time against my better judgement I went with a crowd. The owners son who looks to be around 50 couldn’t keep his hands to himself. The bartender inside didn’t know how to make a drink and had a awful personality, so we all tried the outside bar where the manager who is part of the family with the creepy touchy feely guy was half lit and too busy talking about someone to a customer to wait on us. To top it off you can only use cash. Never go to this place, waste of gas & money.

Quarter pool tables. Drink prices are very cheap. However this is a locals bar for sure.

The Brass Rail is a large bar with pool tables and a fenced-​in beer garden out in the back. I came here looking for karaōke on a Sunday. The bar had signs up stating that the karaōke is from 3pm — 11pm. However, the day I ventured in the DJ did not start till 5pm.
The main bar was empty but there was a small crowd of what looked to be regulars and people from the neighborhood at the outdoor beer garden for the karaōke.
Strange thing was that they had $ 2 draft beer specials at the main bar but no specials outside. So you have to create your own path back and forth from the main bar to the beer garden. Also, they had a vendor (that was not associated with the bar) outside in the back serving burgers and salads. The burgers were good. I know that because I had two. Lastly, this is an all cash bar but you wouldn’t know that until you present your credit card to pay. I didn’t see any posted signs telling patrons «Cash Only». This can be sort of a big deal if you don’t carry much cash but you like to drink a lot.
All in all, not that impressed with this place but I will give it another try.