The Fifty Pub & Grub

Best bartenders are Fawn, Shelly, Annie, and Adam. Always attentive and fun! You won’t be disappointed!

This place is always low-​key and friendly and chill. I love that I am over-​hearing the evolution of a drink in honor of Leonard Nimoy! Great service, love Dewey!

1 person behind bar and kitchen. Had one beer hubs went to the bathroom said it was gross. Had to wait 20 min for a check they didn’t seem very interested in our buisness

Strong drinks.
Dirty, smelly bathrooms.
Good ambiance.
Great outdoor patio.
Pool.

Minus Star rating is more like it. –F in customer service. I moved to the area recently and had the displeasure of trying to support this establishment twice now. With piss poor service both times. Two different employees; both blond. Go figure.
The first time we were inquiring about their food and the shorter blond of the two… it seemed like she was talking us out of ordering. Like she didn’t even want to cook the meal. No smiles no thank yous!
The second taller chubby one. on our next visit… my friend was joking with her (not flirting) about spanking me (another guy). He meant over the menu. I was trying to decide. Well she made a nasty comment about what «we» do in bed is none of her business. Guess what bitch were not gay (not that there is anything wrong with that). But I took offense to her jokes. And so did my friend. Serving other people while people that have been waiting get no service???
No smiles No thank yous! The food I wouldn’t let my dog eat !! The nachos gave me the runs… Business’ have to step up on customer service. There is to many people out of work and to few customers walking through your doors to treat people like we need you more than you need us. I WILL NEVER STEP FOOT IN THIS PLACE AGAIN! Way to go lady’s maybe you will get a raise!
Signed fed up with piss poor customer service!

One person working bar and grill on a Friday night? Should of left right then, but we tried to order food anyway. 4 items on the menu we wanted to order we were told were not available? to busy? Had a beer anyway and ordered a basket of deep fried shrimp and hog wings. Gave us the shrimp basket free because they came out in a big clumpy wad? Figured out why real quick because they were burned outside with still frozen middles. The hog wings ended up being the kicker, as I promptly went home and vomited for whatever reason, not sure why. I ordered extra spicy so they did not come back up nicely. I have no idea why or how I ended up getting such an unfortunate experience. The place seemed so promising from others reviews. I simply cannot endorse, and I hate to leave bad reviews…

Say it with me, «Dollar PBR in a mason jar!» So good! So good! I love The Fifty when I’m looking for dollar PBR in a mason jar and the people that attracts. Wear protective clothing! They’ve had concerts on Saturdays during the summer months. I can’t wait to see what transpires during the winters. Good people, a few wayward souls. I’ve seen one girl’s lady parts every time I’ve gone. That shouldn’t be a selling point, but whatever it takes to get people who TIP THEIR BARTENDERS to go, I’m for. (Though, seriously, you guys, get rid of her. She makes me leave.) Love this place, I enjoy the ambience, and the HOGWINGS. nomnomnom. getcha some!

I enjoy a good bar every now and again. I first went here and had a good time. The bartenders are friendly, the drinks are good and the music rocks. They’ve got a huge jukebox. This place is pretty rad. I’d check it out if I were you.

Excellent: The beef dip sandwich was good, beefy, cheesy, they were out of mushrooms. Beer way cold – Icy in fact. Fries were awesome steak fries, crispy like I like them. All the food was Hot!

While I’m not one to frequent bars much anymore, I checked this place out because fellow Unilocal buddy Chuck B. tried «Hog Wings,» which I thought was interesting. I had heard of Pig Wings on «Man v. Food Nation,» and I figured this would be (at least roughly) the same thing.
I ordered a small basket of Hog Wings ($ 7). Seven pork shanks are deep fried (no batter coating of any type… just straight in). You can get them mild, BBQ, or flaming. I opted for the flaming Hog Wings here for some spice. The meaty exterior was quite crispy, while the inside emitted juicy porky bliss. For the most part, the meat came clean off the bone fairly easily (a couple larger pieces put up a slight fight).
I was let down by this pub’s version of «flaming,» which basically amounted to two containers of sauce: one with Frank’s Red Hot and the other with ranch. Are you serious, bro? I know it’s a pub, but even other bars take the time to prepare better «spicy» grub. This was nothing more than a cop-​out. At least Frank’s tangy sauce temporarily satisfied my craving.
I came in right as the lunch rush occurred, and seeing that one person was taking and preparing all the orders (for roughly 15 people), the long wait I endured to pay my tab was understandable.
Overall, the hog wings were fine, and that must be given substantial weight on the rating. But I shake my head at the less-​than-​halfhearted attempt to pass this meal off as «spicy» or «flaming.»

Our band played here two nights in a row, Friday as the sole band, and Saturday as part of a fundraiser. All of the employees were very nice and on top of things, and their sandwiches and sweet potato fries (yes, i said SWEET POTATO fries) were very delicious. They have $ 2 PBR tallboys, and Hamm’s on tap.
They don’t have their own sound system as of this review, so we supplied the PA. The place was rather small, and so we scared a few people away Friday since it was too loud. On the whole we had a great time, as the crowd especially Sat. night was a lot of fun.