Two Bit’s & A Bite

Went for my first time today. Waitress was busy vaping with another customer and couldn’t be bothered to help us 3 times.
And kicked us out before 7:30 on New Year’s Eve. Good luck getting business.

Heard the chicken was great so we came in for the special. We walked in the door and we we greeted by one of the rudest servers I have ever encountered. But we still ordered a picture of beer as we wanted the chicken we heard so much about.
We got our beer and then ordered the chicken to find out they are out of the chicken.
Next time we will go to the town crier

Been sitting here for 10 – 15 minutes can’t find a bartender. I will never come back service is the worst I’ve ever seen.

Good fried food and more… best place to shoot pool in the Tri Cities. Great inexpensive prime rib Friday nights. Excellent broasted chicken… 2 for on Sundays.

I would leave negative stars if I could. My wife and I went in to check it out after the remodel. We were ecstatic about trying this attractive newly remodeled bar. The atmosphere was pleasant and open. We live close and wanted to find a bar that we can walk home from and they had rolling rock on tap, our favorite. So we figured this is the one for us. To start we sat down and our heavyset Hispanic waitress came over and rudely demanded to see ID’s. So we opened our wallets to show our ID’s and again she rudely demanded we take them out of our wallets. This would be ok behavior had she greeted us, maybe been more courteous and friendly. But she was so violently rude and unprofessional that we were very upset and angry. So we walked out and told her how rude she was. She yelled something at us and slammed a chair at the bar.
Just spent $ 75 at Jackson’s. Can’t wait to write them a 5 star review of the great food, great service and friendly staff.
Won’t ever step foot back in two bits again.

Update: Since the review, there has been some exterior remodeling, but the most noteable change is the absence of the pinball machine. Now when I go in, I ask for my beer in a 40 oz. container so I can pour it out in memory of Medieval Madness.
Two Bits is a surprising venture from the normal lunch fare. The bar itself isn’t much to look at, not much in the way of character or design. But for what it lacks in shirt and tie interior, it makes up for in price, TVs, seating and in pinball machines. This joint is the only place in the area that has a (mostly) working Medieval Madness pinball machine, largely regarded as one of the most fun to play. And, as such, I’ve found myself changing out singles like I did when I was 7 years old just to play games.
As for food — we’ve got the standard bar fare. Nothing exceptional except for the price. Great deals all around for solid portions and the unwavering use of onion buns for hamburgers (good choice, lads). I’ve managed the Ruben, the hamburger, and the wings in my visits. The wings could use some work in comparison to a Wingstop or Hot Wingz, but are still tastey (non-​sauced). Hamburgers are worthwhile, for sure.
They’ve also been very accommodating in our group’s predilection to unusual or unpopular sports on their big screen TV, so it’s become a bit of a destination when those sort of events come up.
I’ve not tried out Two Bits in the traditional bar sense, so no reviews for beers and such — nor for the quality of their pool tables, of which they have a few.

CCCHHHHEEEESSSSEEEEE BBBUUUURRRGGGGERRRR!!! Yes. I am telling you to go to Two Bit’s & Bite, order a cheeseburger and a PBR, put a couple bucks in the jukebox and shoot some pool. My friends and I love to go here on the weekends. It’s never too busy and the drinks and food are decently priced (around $ 6 for a burger and fries and between $ 2.50 & $ 5 for a pint) Oh, and I suggest playing Meat Loaf’s «I Would Do Anything for Love». Being an almost 8 min song, It’s the most bang for your change.

I’d always thought of checking this saloon out, but… I’ll be honest – it scared me. I’d drive by and see smokestacks outside (people and their tobacco), and they looked scary.
But I finally had a bodyguard with me, and she was up for joining me on an exploration of this establishment.
I hope I don’t have to draw a diagram on the chalkboard, but in case you didn’t get it, this is a dive bar. So that has to be kept in mind here. The place is fairly cavernous and big. It has quite a few pool tables. The bar is long and is «L» shaped. They have an meager to average supply of beers on tap. I’ve also seen food specials on their sign outside.
For me, the word which comes to mind: dudefest. There were lots of guys in here. I’m talking a ⁷⁵⁄₂₀ (or more like ⁸⁵⁄₁₅) male/​female ratio here. So yeah, not really my desired proportions.
If you want space, if you want a basic drink, or if you simply want to stagger out of a dive bar, this tavern can do you good.

This place appears small but actually quite spacious once you’re in! Everyone in here has always made in like a Cheers environment. Good pool, fun random players and excellent servers! Never got snubbed, no attitude and drinks that pack a punch for your dollar. I really enjoy this place and their food is great too! Everyone knows a good basket of chicken and fries is essential with a good microbrew. This place has the best

Underrated and under appreciated bar in Richland off the usual Uptown circuit. Its got a big room, lots of pool tables and lots of locals who might give you the «what the hell are you doing here look». That said, they serve great bar food, broken halo on tap, cheap drinks, and the servers are super nice.