Rebel Bar And Grill

What a great hideaway. Pet friendly so had to bring the puppy to socialize. Tom was fantastic explaining the menu. Everything Fresh!!! Best burger, Rebel Burger with fresh smoked bologna! Definately will drive another 2 hours to enjoy the experience!!!

Good food, great whiskey selection, good prices, and the staff welcomed this stranger like I was family. Amazing Karaoke singers, I would have paid a cover to hear them. If you are in Columbia, don'tmiss this place.

Went there for bike night. Awesome place. Friendly people great food. can't wait to go back.

A decent place for a beer and a burger while out riding. Pretty cool back patio. Just note don't play corn hole I seen the car shit in the sand under the ring a few times....

My friend Claude was getting married to a lovely young lady he'd met at Déjà Vu in Nashville. Déjà Vu is owned by Larry Flynt of Hustler fame I'm told, and caters primarily to the few remaining men of the heterosexual persuasion. I flew in from Tampa and rented a nifty Cadillac-Buick for the occasion. To me a Cadillac-Buick was something big enough to climb in and out of without getting a clubfoot or a withered arm. I was going to meet Claude's best man JD Tripley, a football coach at a local academy and former Vol. JD and I had crossed paths a few times before during a variety of adolescent male bonding rituals.The Rebel Bar was one of those establishments where you weren't likely to find too many polo players. A few tables from the oilcloth family, dark booths along two walls adorned with a filling station clock and some faded posters from when UT actually had a football team. I saw two cigarette machines, a stage for the band and wood floor for the Fred and Gingers, and a long bar with swivel stools and naugahyde padding for the elbows of customers who needed to think it over awhile longer before they went home to the cuss fight. A friendly note: I wouldn't ride your Kawasaki motorbike down here if you know what I am saying to you?The tunes on the jukebox indicated that music began with Hank Williams Jr. and ended with Patsy Cline, but today's anthem was Gary P. Nunn singing, "If You Don't Believe I Love You Honey, Just Ask My Wife." Much of what you needed to know about the ambiance of the Rebel Bar could be found in the black lettering on the white sweatshirt worn by the convivial lady behind the bar. I didn't normally take the time to contemplate such things, but this one asked to be studied more closely. In black lettering, the message smartly said:GO %&*# YOURSELF, IN CASE I FORGOT TO MENTION IT EARLIERI asked the bartender her name. She said she'd like for it to be Drew Barrymore, but she'd had to settle for Kelly Sue Stinett. She had creamy skin, a sharp little nose, shrewd eyes of swimming-pool blue, and American hair...amber waves of grain. A lady somewhere in her early forties who'd seen two husbands run off with go-go dancers, a mobile home burn down, and a Ford Ranger wash away in a flood. But all that was purely a guess on my part, it had to do with the constant 'so-what' expression on her face.Kelly Sue came around to see if we needed more whiskey, JD ordered another vodka and cranberry, his health drink, and then he took the scenic route to the men's room by way of Too Tight and Too Cheap, who had just come from a hard day of separating hens from roosters at the chicken plant in Culleoka. You couldn't help but look at Too Cheap like you would a wild animal on the Discovery Channel. With a margarita in one hand, Marlboro in the other, and a look in her eyes that just said she was there to ruin your life. She was laughing heartily now at JD's jokes, thought it was hilarious when my friend asked her what kind of sexual harassment she liked best. Too Tight lit up when JD asked her what color car she wanted.I don't remember much more about that evening. Claude and the rest of the wedding party showed up pretty soon thereafter and ordered 6 rounds of shots in succession. They didn't really agree with the 3 Irish whiskeys I'd already gotten on the outside of but I guess I was in no worse condition than everybody else when the sheriff came around with a couple of deputies to load us into the back of a squad car to take us back to JD's house. They take pretty good care of their football coaches around here, made me glad JD didn't coach some sissy sport like soccer.

Burger and brew bar with great prices, a clean dive. Looks like a biker bar outside, but family friendly. Looks like it's a great place to watch an NFL or College football game.

Not my cup of tea Heard the burger was good but didn't get past the pickle chips Grease really needs a change

Great dive bar, super friendly and fun place . Food was quite good, fresh and homemade. Super friendly owners really made you feel welcome and appreciated. We will be back soon! Recommend!

Yummy!! This was our first visit- The owners were very personable- the food and the service was great- pleasantly surprised!!

Great food - The Mule balls are Fabulous.Great service -The "Best" title goes to Little Bit !Great Live Music.