Cannon Club

"Cool club! Didn't eat there so can't review. Definitely worth the membership fee. Will be back."

"I play Cannon Club 2-3 times a year and always have a good experience. They just opened an upstairs stage and eating area woth more to come. Happy to see them grow."

"No food to speak of. It is a typical local dive bar. If you like that, you'll love it. It's not my type of place. I paid $6 for a house G&T, and she didn't even have a fresh lime - only bottled juice. You should at least have fresh lemons and limes for drinks if you're a bar. The clientele was very colorful and full of bravado and war-stories. You will feel right at home if you are a veteran. She needs to hire some more help. It was just her on a Saturday night, and she was running all over the place, grabbing drinks, changing toilet paper rolls, and processing memberships. I forgot to mention that you have to pay $5 to join the club, but it's for a while. There was a good band, though."

"This "club" requires a membership fee of $5 and customers disclosing more information than was necessary for an Obama era loan. There is nothing on draft but still a decent selection of beers. The bar that night was staffed by just one lady, presumably the proprietor. There was no food available, not even chips or finger food. The patrons consist of a large number of retired military and blue-collar folks who are regulars. They are friendly and very welcoming to new-comers. We saw a post on Facebook for a band. The duo was not bad for this neck of the woods. The pool table is open to all challengers and doesn't require any quarters. Dogs are not welcome. Children, or anyone under 60--for that matter, simply don't go there. For membership and two drinks, we spent about $15 per person."